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<blockquote data-quote="Middle-Way Advocate" data-source="post: 3371356">MSG balls didn&#039;t work. The strays don&#039;t recognize peanut butter. The small piece was gone but the two big ones not, and the ants had gotten at them.I don&#039;t think I want the karma, I&#039;ve got enough problems already, and I got over the disappearance of the cavies and bunnies. A fence would be easier. They don&#039;t bark much here unless there is an occasional territory dispute.If anyone wants to develop a true &quot;final solution to the stray dog problem&quot; then it should not cost more than $50,000 (in India) to genetically engineer a dog that would only produce male offspring, effectively eradicating the feral canine population. That amount should be easy to crowd-fund.While others go about bringing ptaerodactyls back to life,&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; :hippie:With a 14-year old genehacker on every corner of suburbia... millions of new species.Perhaps someone can train the ptaerodactyl to eat dogmeat?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Middle-Way Advocate, post: 3371356"] MSG balls didn't work. The strays don't recognize peanut butter. The small piece was gone but the two big ones not, and the ants had gotten at them. I don't think I want the karma, I've got enough problems already, and I got over the disappearance of the cavies and bunnies. A fence would be easier. They don't bark much here unless there is an occasional territory dispute. If anyone wants to develop a true [B][SIZE=3]"final solution to the stray dog problem"[/SIZE][/B] then it should not cost more than $50,000 (in India) to genetically engineer a dog that would only produce male offspring, effectively [B]eradicating the feral canine population[/B]. That amount should be easy to crowd-fund. While others go about bringing ptaerodactyls back to life, :hippie: With a 14-year old genehacker on every corner of suburbia... millions of new species. Perhaps someone can train the ptaerodactyl to eat dogmeat? [/QUOTE]

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