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I get what your saying, but letting him get used to even thinking about eating chickens can be the sane effect as feeding a bear etc.

Mine doesn't. If she does I sleep through it now because I'm so used to it. I'd rather have a big deep bark then a rat dog bark though!

Also. You chose to get the chickens. That means you chose to be their provider! Chickens cannot really defend themselves so you have to. It's the same with all livestock

LGDs don't bark that much only when immediately threatened

Yes relocating can cause a lot of stress, it can actually cause the animal to become very dis oriented due to the new area..

We have a 1/2 Pyrenees 1/4 Border Collie 1/4 Australian Shepard. She's kept everything away since I got her. I still set traps though, catch some coons and skunks. I'm thinking of buying a full blooded LGD now. If I can manage to spend $200 on one since the one I have now was free

They will know food is there and most likely come back though

Trapping the fox. Depending on where you live there are plenty of people who would gladly take care of it for yoy