When it came, the attack was sudden, violent and left two male alpacas ripped apart and dead.
Simon still doesn t know how the two American Staffordshire terriers penetrated three rings of sturdy 1.2 metre-high wire fencing around his alpaca farm in a town in New South Wales.
But he will never forget what the pair of dogs did after marauding across otherwise serene paddocks of his and wife s alpaca, some which are worth $60,000.
American Staffordshire terriers are top of the NSW dog attack list, based on government data covering September 2020 - March 2021.(Adobe Stock)
READ MORE: They ran round our stud males, our youngest stud males group, and they managed to separate the littlest guy from the rest of the herd, Simon said, theorising that the American staffies must have jumped over the fences or whatever to get through .
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After drought, fire and flood parts of Eastern Australia are now enduring a mouse plague of biblical proportions. Mice are invading NSW in biblican proportions. Source: rnz.co.nz
Driving the roads at night is sounds like “bubble wrap” the ABC s Lucy Thackery told Bryan Crump.
“They are pouring out of sheds, you lift up a piece of machinery and they pour out in their thousands, hay bales are shaking.
“You drive at night and put your high beams on and the road is just swimming with mice, when you drive it sounds like bubble wrap. “
People are killing a thousand a night, Thackery says, and that is “barely even touching the sides.”
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Custom Molded Fiber Manufacturer Names Matthew Ziegler to Sales Team Matthew’s industry experience is an asset to our clients as they turn to us for sustainable packaging solutions.” ST. LOUIS (PRWEB) March 10, 2021 EnviroPAK, a leading manufacturer of molded fiber packaging for the protection of a wide range of products, congratulates Matthew Ziegler on joining the team as their new Business Development executive. Ziegler’s responsibilities include supporting EnviroPAK’s value added distribution partners along with developing and managing new and existing vertical markets.
“We’re happy to welcome Matthew Ziegler to the EnviroPAK team,” said Bryon Crump, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at EnviroPAK. “It is a very exciting time at EnviroPAK. As we continue to grow, it’s important to have the team ready to support our growing