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Our 2 Jack Russell Terriers welcome all the fishermen at the end of our dock by barking until they and probably all fish leave our dock and property line.
What problem??? |
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I find that a good old' fashioned cannon ball off the end of the dock works near 100% of the time in persuading even the most aggressive trollers to bypass our dock.
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We start our boat engine as if to warm it up.
A few loud revs helps. |
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