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Dog Tales

Feb 3

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Chilli’s Guide to Scary Monsters. Part 1: Feathers

Always approach feathers with extreme caution

Chilli, a red heeler with a red and black cockatoo feather. — Photo Credit: Sandi Parsons

Birdies are terribly dangerous. We’ve got the dirty rotten swoopers near where I live, and you can be just strolling along minding your own business when BAM! out of nowhere, a swooper will fly at you.

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