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I have a GSD that has assisted in successfully repelling two attempted home invasions, yet is soft as a teddy bear with people he sees me accept into the home. Yeah, that's him with the hat in the avatar pic.

Get a german shepherd, and a big axe.

Already got one of these in Camo, I got a GSD so he can manage quite a bit of kit. I generally pack him his own basha, two 500ml bottles of water, two portable bowls, one for food one for water two tins of dog food and two freezer bags of dry dog food, with a small caribiner you can clip a small tor...

Question, If a person starts prepping. Collects plenty of what he might need in the way of food, water (and purification methods) medical supplies, toiletries, and builds any number of off-grid self sufficiency projects eg, solar panels, water wheels, etc and has enough supplies to last several mont...

I did have one, well still do sort of, made with a black widow catty with a whisker biscuit cable tied on, same setup Dave Canterbury used in one of his earlier youtube vids. Unfortunately I've lost the whisker biscuit insert, I can find no UK suppliers of them, seems they have to be shipped from Am...

Yeah I've learnt a BIG fire is needed to keep warm when camping out in sub zero temps. Yes it uses more wood but, that's what it takes to keep warm.

I've got one of those elements that plug into your cigarette lighter socket, handy for making a brew in the car, but it takes about 10-15 mins to boil a half pint cup of water.

I've got a fairly good variety of tinned stuff in my food preps, Tinned potatoes Green beans Kidney beans Baby Carrots Tuna Corned beef Various tinned fruits Tinned curries and chilli Plum tomatoes Various soups Rice Pudding and Devon Custard Sardines, pilchards, mackerel. and of course baked beans ...

This thread has been a most interesting read, and a good discussion on, let's face it, an issue that is relevant to prepping. I think the UK gun laws are about right, I don't think it would be a good idea for the general public here to have as easy access to guns as in the United States, as much as ...

My sympathies to you Unsure, 'tis a sad day indeed when the dog goes. I have a five year old GSD myself who I love more than anything, I know I'm going to be inconsolable when it's his time.