South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

I had an Aussie blue healer mix he was a hoot. God this pic was from wow like 6 yrs ago time sure does fly

 

That's totally true!!! Everyone I met at least. Hell mine use to hold my hand or heels while walking around the yard. Some can be a little aggressive with people they don't know or in the yard like potential bite risks. I think those were more owner stuff not socializing etc. I love the breed but can be a handful at times mine liked outside more than inside. Remember they are a working dog highly intelligent and very focused for what their owner wants.

 

Yea he was getting pretty bowed up with me. It's crazy how well they can reshape their head to look triangular. He got released farther back into the swamp. Beautiful colors though

 

oh yeah they both follow me like flys on shit hahah

yeah that's what they call a Texas heeler . A cross between a heeler ( blue or red ) and a aussie . That's what my male is my female is the red heeler

 

Mine was a pitt Aussie. Got the brindle from dad and some of his size and then build and attitude from mom.

That's cool about the Texas. So many different little sub breeds and stuff.

 

Oh yeah

 

Any big down sides to that breed? I got a whole grip of kids it can herd and it’ll get lots of exercise

 

Only issue is when they are young they like to nip at you feet and ankles lol

 

Kill it kill it with fire

 

Same thing NC did. So for most the order was moot.

 

I snuggled it, named him Jerry and released him into the swamps.

 

Not what I would’ve done but I don’t like snakes so you were much kinder to it that I would’ve been

 

I wanna play Jumanji!

 

My kiddos is Friday and we'll see how that goes

 

Yea we TRY to relocate as much as possible, but since snakes eat mice and we have those eating our chicken feed and stuff, we just leave these guys around.

 

That makes sense

 

Haha true. We try to keep a well balanced system here. But fuck mice.

 

hahaha

 

Correct- if the Covid 19 fatality rate was 1%.

Flu death rate is .1%

Covid-19 as of right now is 2.7% in the U.S..

That makes Covid-19 27x more fatal than the flu.

None of us want this to be endemic, coming back every year!

 

You do you bruh