Fox attacked my duck! PLEASE HELP!!!

[bird sitter]

Lol! I would so do that, but it's someone's pet. We've shot it with a pretty good pellet gun. He hasn't visited this month thank god!

 

[LissyB]

If you live in Kentucky call the Turtleman, he catches snappers, he's kinda crazy though... you might of heard of his show on animal planet Call of the Wildman.

 

[bird sitter]

Love it! He's awesome! lol

 

[tomingreeneco]

Lol! I would so do that, but it's someone's pet. We've shot it with a pretty good pellet gun. He hasn't visited this month thank god!

But it's killing your pets in your yard. If it was me, that dog would disappear!

 

[beardiemom]

I hate to think how much pain the dog is in with pellets in him. If the owner doesn't care enough about his dog to keep it safe and secure, he isn't going to take it to a vet to remove the pellets either. I understand your frustration and desire to protect your animals, but I don't think pellet guns are a good way to handle it.

 

[bird sitter]

Honestly thats the dogs problem... He's killed around 5-6 of our ducks. If the owner isn't gonna keep him locked up and secure then he's gonna get shot. And I don't want my own life or little kids in danger. Just tellin the truth

 

[tomingreeneco]

Put away the pellet gun and get a 12 gauge.

 

[bird sitter]

Ive got two 22s! lol might come in handy

 

[blondiebee181]

I hate people who are delinquent with any kind of animal. Don't get what you are not prepared IN ADVANCE to care for.

 

[cskotek]

Did you ever think of cageing your animals better? If a dog can get at your ducks a coyote or fox would have no problem makeing a nice meal of them. Sometimes you have to make sure you are doing everything before you take dramatic measures. Sure they should keep the dog caged as well but there is more that should be done on your end of things.