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ditch digger |
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Otherwise, one errant ditch digger can cut all of your voice, data, and power feeds. When we look at old pictures, we're recapturing a fragment of the past--it's not something that happens to insurance salesmen or cobblers or ditch diggers. The price varies depending on how much the dog needs to learn: basic house training and how to sit, stay and walk with a leash, versus reforming a chronic ditch digger, fence jumper or home destroyer. |
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ditch digger - a laborer who digs ditches