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That's actually a brilliant idea. I don't think he'd tolerate one being on constantly, but I could put one on if someone was behind us etc and make a show of holding him back. Hes a big dog, just very laid back and happy. Thank you. I'll try this.

I understand 😊 in all honesty, I absolutely would try to avoid any kind of conflict because I hate it. The thing that got me thinking is that a woman out running was almost pulled into a van on a country road nearby. I don't know the full details but she got away thankfully, with minor injuries. The...

Hi I'm looking for advice on what I can legally carry for self defence. I walk my dog a lot in fairly isolated places ( my dog is a big softie and likely wouldn't be much help ) I do like to walk and hike where there are no people ideally, so moving our walks to a park is not an option. I've done ma...

Welcome to the forum! Absolutely, you've made a great start. Do you know what are the biggest risks in your area? Flooding, train derailments, something that might be a target for terrorist attacks? And check out the resilience website of your county - plus fire brigade, police, even your insurance...

Thanks so much. I will get reading and studying.

jansman wrote: ↑Wed Nov 02, 2022 12:04 pmWelcome.

Thank you.

Hi I've been lurking around for a while and thought now would be a great time to join, given the state of the world currently. My name is Sarah and I'm a nurse. I'm not completely new to prepping but I'm looking to learn plenty. I only keep a large supply of food, water supply, and medical supplies,...