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Cecilia's-life
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Oh jeez. I don't think i could do it.But that's why god gave us backpack leashes.
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Trying2keepitReal
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I never did, but I only had 1 at a time at that age
tortoise
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DS6 would escape regularly at 2 years old. He could climb ladders up - but not down - and over livestock gates. He was terrifying. We didn't set up our pool for a few years!
He would sneak to the room I was in and close the door, then go to the mudroom and verrrrrrry quietly close the door, and then leave the front door open. Sneaky cheeky bugger!
We had to do some unusual child-proofing for a bit there.
tortoise
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tangent = leashes sound better when your kids are running off
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Cecilia's-life
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Good lord! God sends small children to test our strength. That is for sure.
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Yikes! A busy and slow week on the farm over here. Thinking about investing in meat rabbits but still very much on the fence. Dad wants me to sell the call ducks, I have set 20 of their eggs and not a single one has developed even a little bit. But they are just too cute. Slept not-so-well last night. Womp Womp.
baymule
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If you get meat rabbits, that means slaughtering them. Then eating them. Are you up to that?
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Cecilia's-life
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Ah yeah. I’ve always found rabbits kinda gross.
baymule
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Hahah! Gross to raise. They poop so much!
