CCWKen
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Never Leave Your Kubota Unattended!
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Inspector507
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Is that a calming collar the cat is wearing? We keep one on the dog, works very well on him.
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oldironsights
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Kool Kitty.
That Husky chainsaw looks camouflaged sitting on that orange tractor.
Those Husky start one pull easy, don't they?
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oldironsights
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Calming collar? Never heard of that.
He is wearing a flea collar that I replace every two months.
At over two years of age, that little criminal is starting to show some sign of calming down.
My neighbor wants to kill that cat. Sometimes I want to kill him also.
He will tease my neighbors beagles by walking & jumping on the roof of the dog kennels.
At least I know where he is when I hear all the beagles howling.
One day they will get him.
Inspector507
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Just wondered. The collar we have on the dog is the same color. Camomile and lavender helps with his anxiety issues.
noller9
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A Husky A Kubota and a Kat. Life is good
desh
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I got one of those sleaze bags. My tigger is orange too, so he would blend right in...
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I think that is a cat burglar, you need to keep an eye on him!
Our orange Tom sleeps on the tractor seats. He changes tractors once in a while. When it is wet and muddy he is always leaving tracks on the hood and fenders and making the seat dirty. I can't say I'm happy with the cat, especially when he slides down the windshield of my truck leaving a dirt trail you can't see through. The trade off is he keeps the mice and chipmunks out of my equipment, so you take the good with the bad.
Our orange Tom sleeps on the tractor seats. He changes tractors once in a while. When it is wet and muddy he is always leaving tracks on the hood and fenders and making the seat dirty. I can't say I'm happy with the cat, especially when he slides down the windshield of my truck leaving a dirt trail you can't see through. The trade off is he keeps the mice and chipmunks out of my equipment, so you take the good with the bad.
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If that's a flea collar and it works, I want to know what brand it is.