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**67Irralphaisa** · 06-18-2012, 07:22 PM

Taranis & Scylla are inseparable but they have their own rules between them.
The only time I have to separate them is when they eat because Taranis is very food dominant.
Scylla on the other hand will not let Taranis enter the house before she has entered.
They seem to compete for who is allowed to stand at my perimeter fence & the one is always pushing the other one away.
They have a double bed & a crate to sleep in.
In winter they normally sleep in the crate together & summer they either sleep on the bed or if it is very hot they sleep on the tiles.
I have a ¼ acre yard which they have always had full reign of.
In South Africa it is safer to have an open yard than a closed yard.
The criminals seem to target the yards with high walls & if they think the security is too high they hi-jack a resident in front of the house & force him / her to give them access.
Tanktastic I have never heard of motion detection sprinklers before but I like your idea, I don’t think it would be too much of a problem to configure something like that.

06-18-2012, 07:22 PM	#26
67Irralphaisa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 665 Senior Member	Taranis & Scylla are inseparable but they have their own rules between them. The only time I have to separate them is when they eat because Taranis is very food dominant. Scylla on the other hand will not let Taranis enter the house before she has entered. They seem to compete for who is allowed to stand at my perimeter fence & the one is always pushing the other one away. They have a double bed & a crate to sleep in. In winter they normally sleep in the crate together & summer they either sleep on the bed or if it is very hot they sleep on the tiles. I have a ¼ acre yard which they have always had full reign of. In South Africa it is safer to have an open yard than a closed yard. The criminals seem to target the yards with high walls & if they think the security is too high they hi-jack a resident in front of the house & force him / her to give them access. Tanktastic I have never heard of motion detection sprinklers before but I like your idea, I don’t think it would be too much of a problem to configure something like that.
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