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Partially agree with you bt not all |
Ok, no problem sir send me an email on oluwatoby001@gmail.com or whatsapp 07060523918.... Sorry am a man nd nt a lady Funmiladey: |
nairo:Heloo sir , how much does an acre goes for now or betterstill add me on whatsapp and lest talk 07060523918 |
Can you pls add me to the snail farming group, 07060523918 |
Hello sir, I really wanna ivest in yam tubers and melon but don't really know how to go abt it, not in terms of money tho but getting the produce. Can you throw more light to it sir? lightproclaimers: |
At last Dapo Abiodun will finally emerge as senator after "catch am" (Kasamu) has now been caught ![]() |
used to help to track game animals, and restrain larger, wounded prey animals while awaiting their handlers. The history of the breed The word “Boerboel” means “farmer’s dog” and the Boerboel breed is the only dog breed that was specifically created and bred within South Africa to assist farmers with livestock guarding and farm work. While the Boerboel dog has been a fixture within South Africa for centuries, there is still some dispute as to what original breeds were significant within the creation of the Boerboel dog itself. The chances are that the breed can trace its origins back to the cross-breeding of dogs imported by English, French and Dutch settlers, and native African dogs from the region. Modern-day Boerboel dogs With the growth of diamond mining in Africa during the 1920’s, the DeBeers diamond mining company imported large Mastiff dogs into South Africa and crossed them with the existing Boerboel dog breed as it stood at the time, in order to produce large, heavy dogs to guard the mines. The Boerboel Breeders Association was established in 1983, with the intention of raising the profile of the breed both within South Africa and abroad, and promoting the Boerboel as a distinctive South African dog breed. Boerboel dogs remain popular within South Africa both as pets and as working dogs, and are exported internationally too. The Boerboel is first and foremost a guarding dog, and they are renowned for their courage, tenacity and loyalty to their owners. However, these same traits mean that they can easily be trained to become fighting dogs, which has led to them being banned within Denmark. Appearance The Boerboel is a large dog with heavy musculature but a proportional appearance. They can weigh up to 80kg, and stand up to 70cm tall on average at the shoulder. The males of the breed are generally noticeably larger and heavier than the females. They have a single-layered coat that is short and dense, and usually has a smooth, shiny appearance. The Boerboel can be seen in many colour variants, including fawn with a black muzzle, red, brown, and brindle. A black muzzle or some black facial markings are common but not compulsory in the breed. Health Due to its hybrid origins and regular outcrossings, the Boerboel dog breed benefits from the genetic diversity of hybrid vigour, and so is less prone to inherited genetic health problems than many other breeds that hail from small localised origins. However, like most larger breeds of dog, the Boerboel does have slightly elevated risk factors for a range of health problems. Some of the more common issues include eye problems such as entropion or ectropion, and hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia too. Female dogs of the breed may be more prone to vaginal hyperplasia, and juveniles of the breed have elevated risk factors for epilepsy, which is usually triggered by stress or dietary and metabolic changes. When kept in their traditional working roles to guard farms, people and livestock, the Boerboel also runs the risk of becoming injured or even killed by altercations with predators, something that is of course not likely to be an issue with Boerboel dogs kept as pets. The average lifespan for the Boerboel is generally thought to be around ten years old. Temperament The Boerboel might fairly be described as a challenging dog to keep, and one that may not be suitable for the first-time dog owner to tackle alone. They are highly intelligent and very capable of learning a wide range of commands and skills, but can also soon pick up bad habits or inadvertently learn things that you don’t want them to! They can be prone to laziness, but will soon spring into action if their home or family is threatened, and are extremely loyal to their families, and very protective of their home territory. They are generally said to be good with children within the family, but may be wary of strangers if not properly introduced. Boerboel dogs require quite a lot of time and commitment to be spent on their training, entertainment and exercise, and will soon become destructive and act up if bored. They require firm boundaries and consistent positive reinforcement training from an experienced handler who will gain the respect of the dog and be able to lead the dog from an alpha role. Due to their wariness of strangers, the Boerboel should be kept on a lead when outside of safely enclosed property, and may not thrive in a densely populated urban environment.
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Prodeegee:ok sir |
The indomie am talking abt here is not the sachet one oo, its the one that looks like crumbs which I usually get from the pet store with some other ingredients too let me just tell you the proportion Indomie--- 10kg Toasted soya----1kg GNC---- 1kg Grounded fish---- 2kg (mix all together) All I do is to add this toboiling water and stir well till it softens at times I add brandy(canned food) to it also and I serve when cool Mckandre: |
Ok sir thanks.... You can also share the result it gives xreal: |
Lol thanks. she's also saying hello kuzee: |
Calm down sister, I had same problem with my Becky too she was only growing tall not adding enough visible meat, I was so worried then, but immediately she started running heat, everything about her changed she grew rapidly like never before cbay: |
Becky(boerboel)..... She's a year and seven moths and Jane she's also a year and nine months
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Please fellow petlanders what type of feed can you recommend for a dog that feeds well to gain more wight..... I've been using indomie for some time now |
According to reports I read, they said he reconciled with them but the family heads concluded that he should start paying his sibblings monthly salary, let's just keep prayung for him cos the guy might truly kill himself if things continue this way for him cos his career is dead automaitcally and also psychologically unbalanced Buchukwu: |
Ajanii:Ok so where's ur locatio, am presently serving in Asaba bt will be through by July and also based in sagamu with my dogs |
Hey bro can you pls show me the picture of that your male brindle colour boerboel wanna bring my female whn next she's on heat.... Ajanii: |
Good one there .... He has tried in making lagos a wolrd class mega city to some extent |
It simply means Man And God Always Cutehector: |
austinesteve:were you alive when Buckingham palace issued a dresscode to American journalist who will be interviewing prince william on his visit to america? |
VhatAmazingDude:well some people render that service there too, bt I as a person can never trust anyone with my ATM card, on the other hand you an apply for exeat which may likely not be garnted cos of the process involved.... You can bring cash and be very careful with it or just kepp it with one of the officials |
Skaylex:Bros this is nigeria and am sure you know how things happen here.... Have I answered ur question? |
VhatAmazingDude:If you're a real G, pls report on that Tuesday so you can stay in okpe kingdom(hostel), that place is very nice and re soldiers always come there last, as for cash if you dnt wanna eat kitchen food, budget #600 per day for food cos you won't be chanced to eat more than twice maybe some more for beer or wine, laundry is #50 for a pair of white top and short ... You will need money for pictures too.. 35K should be ok but you can hold more than that |
If you're a real G, pls report on that Tuesday so you can stay in okpe kingdom(hostel), that place is very nice and re soldiers always come there last, as for cash if you dnt wanna eat kitchen food, budget #600 per day for food cos you won't be chanced to eat more than twice maybe some more for beer or wine, laundry is #50 for a pair of white top and short ... You will need money for pictures too.. 35K should be ok but you can hold more than that |
Am presently serving in Aniocha North LG, my PPA is just #100 bike away from camp, feel free to ask me any question... Bt I can assure you all that you'll really enjoy the camp, especially the RSM ( Bello Baba) |
[color=#006600][/color]uote author=safarigirl post=33182746]whether na delta igbo, bendel igbo, arochukwu igbo....all na IGBO...and if they encounter a Yoruba man, the Yoruba man will still call them OMO IGBO....nobody but Delta Igbos give a shiiit about semantics Those ones too get wahala[/quote]all these you're saying is just a mere imagination cos I will agree you've not been to the dtreet and ask for the opinion of an avearge igbo man abt this.... I've met an igbo pastor who's also a business man , he said he prefer to transact business with a youruba or hausa man cos of sincerity instead of doing such with a fellow igbo man |
safarigirl:Go down the history line , then you'll know that yoruba kingdom doesn't stop in Edo it extends to the ijaws too.. |
elipheleh:the igbos in Asaba hat to be called igbos they prefer to be called delta igbo... As in they don't want to be identified with the real igbos |
bigfrancis21:good one from you thanks for the enlightenment, bt will still have to do a research abt that on my own.... Back to business, you wanna tell me its everybody who decide to leave nigeria will make it over there in ur so caolled biafra? Ask Ghanians to lecture you how they suffered many of them never bounced back... Ask sudau too |
elipheleh:Curse kwa, you aint seen nothing am sure Cameroon will still come and tell you some the land is theirs, by then France will supply them arms to destroy you... Let me save my bullets for the days it will really be needed |
bigfrancis21:And you wanna tell me nollywood can survive without Lagos? See you.... Do you know who potential customers are? I bet you a serious minded man will never leave lagos to help develop where there will be less patronage of his goods... And who told you nollywood is 2nd in world? Where did you keep hollywood and bollywood? |
safarigirl:my question is "why was it not a conspiracy when the yourubas and the northerners voted him in 2011?" |

