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VanSims writes:
"@Nanook:

Maybe I wasn't clear enough: responsible and irresponsible people - responsible and irresponsible owners."

Oops, sorry, I misunderstood you. I definitely agree with that.

Oh VanSims, I understand you and agree with you on many things (I myself carried pepper spray with me on walks for many years), just don't put us all (=dog owners) in one basket.

The snake bites, it doesn't sting.

The Department of Biology is opposite the ZOO in Ljubljana. The address is Večna pot 111. I don't quite remember which one B4 is right now, but all lecture halls are together.

On Tuesday 22.5. at 18h in lecture room B4 at Biology Dept lecture "SNAKE BITES
in Slovenia". Lecturer Damjan Grenc, MD, will talk about how to act if bitten by venomous snake, symptoms, consequences, antivenoms, bite statistics and chemical composition of venom.

Dr. Mech talks about wolves, not dogs. If you're interested in dogs, you'll have to dig around a bit more for articles on their behavior in groups, which is different from wolves'. Boitani, Ciucci, Ortolani - google these authors, for starters.

In English dr. Mech on the "alpha" wolf..

With which professor is this?

That's because amazon already charges you for it.
CLICK and "In accordance with the laws governing members of the European Union, Amazon.de is obliged to charge VAT (Umsatzsteuer) on all orders delivered to destinations in member countries of the EU."CLICK.

We also never paid extra VAT on orders from co.uk, because amazon always charges it upfront depending on where it ships.

On amazon.co.uk you also pay VAT, but no customs duty.

One really needs to be careful with online purchases. This store states that they ship outside the EU (sender is outside EU) and that the buyer may have to pay customs duty and/or VAT. CLICK

It's worth reading this too CLICK.

Where do you get whey for 0.5eur per liter? Is that from a milk vending machine or directly from the farmer?

Hi, the puppies are of the Shar Pei breed.
lp

Lunatic, I believe, but I don't like hiking in company, traumas from childhood (or sports days in elementary).

Well, on this path we unfortunately had to turn back soon this time, some sections were still too close to the edge for now. But since the path is so nice, we'll try again.

No no, this time not asking for the dog, but for myself. It makes me dizzy looking at your pics. I'd probably slip here for sure. Or sit down and they'd have to come get me. But even ladder (or chair or steep stairs) gives me problems.
Thanks everyone, we'll try. In extreme case I can always turn back.