Cats and critters
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- Black Orchid
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A brave beagle has been filmed in a tense standoff with a buff kangaroo after stumbling across the uninvited guest.
Natasha Robinson, 44, witnessed the unique encounter in her backyard in Victoria.
She was alerted to to the standoff by her dog barking and was shocked to find the massive roo towering above her ten-year-old beagle Dodger.
Footage shows the buff kangaroo stand tall as the stubborn beagle continued to bark at the stranger.
Ms Robinson tried to call her pooch back into the house but he refused.
Deciding there was no chance she would go anywhere near the roo, Ms Robinson continued to watch the tense standoff before witnessing something bizarre.
After a 20-minute stalemate and to the shock of Ms Robinson, the kangaroo began to urinate without breaking his intimidating stance.
'Watch out dodge,' she screamed.
Dodger, who appears unfazed, eventually begins to lose interest in the intruder with the pair walking away in a peaceful truce.
Video at link ... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/ ... eagle.html
Natasha Robinson, 44, witnessed the unique encounter in her backyard in Victoria.
She was alerted to to the standoff by her dog barking and was shocked to find the massive roo towering above her ten-year-old beagle Dodger.
Footage shows the buff kangaroo stand tall as the stubborn beagle continued to bark at the stranger.
Ms Robinson tried to call her pooch back into the house but he refused.
Deciding there was no chance she would go anywhere near the roo, Ms Robinson continued to watch the tense standoff before witnessing something bizarre.
After a 20-minute stalemate and to the shock of Ms Robinson, the kangaroo began to urinate without breaking his intimidating stance.
'Watch out dodge,' she screamed.
Dodger, who appears unfazed, eventually begins to lose interest in the intruder with the pair walking away in a peaceful truce.
Video at link ... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/ ... eagle.html
- Black Orchid
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I know I've posted this before but here goes again ...
- Bobby
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That's funny - you can't herd cats or tell them what to do.Black Orchid wrote: ↑Fri Nov 05, 2021 1:39 pmI know I've posted this before but here goes again ...
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My neighbours walk their cats on leashes. They just stroll back and forth lol.
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I love cats.Black Orchid wrote: ↑Fri Nov 05, 2021 4:15 pmMy neighbours walk their cats on leashes. They just stroll back and forth lol.
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I was at the brother in laws home this week.Black Orchid wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 9:42 pmA brave beagle has been filmed in a tense standoff with a buff kangaroo after stumbling across the uninvited guest.
Natasha Robinson, 44, witnessed the unique encounter in her backyard in Victoria.
She was alerted to to the standoff by her dog barking and was shocked to find the massive roo towering above her ten-year-old beagle Dodger.
Footage shows the buff kangaroo stand tall as the stubborn beagle continued to bark at the stranger.
Ms Robinson tried to call her pooch back into the house but he refused.
Deciding there was no chance she would go anywhere near the roo, Ms Robinson continued to watch the tense standoff before witnessing something bizarre.
After a 20-minute stalemate and to the shock of Ms Robinson, the kangaroo began to urinate without breaking his intimidating stance.
'Watch out dodge,' she screamed.
Dodger, who appears unfazed, eventually begins to lose interest in the intruder with the pair walking away in a peaceful truce.
Video at link ... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/ ... eagle.html
He has a large property outside Grafton.
His yard attracts Roos because of his huge dams.
His dogs simply ignore the things and the roos roam freely.
The grass they eat is minimal in comparison to his sheep and they are very good with water.
The sheep dont care in the least.
Even the local feral dogs give the place a wide berth, apparently roos can take on a dog and a pack can keep them away
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