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Ok I think we are all ruining this poor thread. Enough is enough your opinion is yours you don't have to share it. Some do train their dogs this way thats their opinion and you don't have to share yours. :)

I was a bit fishy when you didn't even say the breed of the dog in PM

2 male American bulldog Catahula mixes vs 1 male catahula is a whole different story.

He was also in a fight and badly injured. His two pups attacked him.

No you don't need to watch your back with my 8 year old hound

There has been so many threads about peoples dogs accedentily getting into the coop and killing or injuring their chickens.

Its a bit hard to with an 8 year old hound.

It works!

Better then putting your flock at risk though.

Thats why you only go near the dog if it needs food or water...

Ok if your dog kills a chicken tie the dead chicken around your dogs neck with rope (not tightly just to stay on) leave for 1 or 2 weeks and your dog will NEVER want to kill a chicken again. I sounds mean but, its better then putting your whole flock at risk.

It worked for my 3 pups

What im trying to say is if your dog kills a chicken I can help you it will be the last chicken your dog kills. It worked with my dog. Im not saying how unless you need the help.

Yeah I worded that wrong sorry. If your dog kills a chicken then I can help if your dog don't kill a chicken I can't help.

Yes I know how to train not to kill chickens but, you need a dead chicken that your dog killed. Or else your poor dog will not know what in the world is happening.

Dang you beat me to it.

Shes such a pretty girl why would you want to cook her ?!?!