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Well kept family pets are the worst kind of predator because they kill for sport rather than necessity. They kill everything that moves just for fun. Wild animals, or even a starving dog, would probably kill just enough to survive. People that don't understand the predatory instincts of dogs and the need to confine them, shouldn't have dogs. The same idiots that own the rhodesian ridgebacks that attacked my flock used to have a husky that chased and bit my horses and tore up a rabbit cage. There used to be a great pyr in the neighborhood that also thought it was great fun to chase horses. I have a mare that will pummel a dog if given the chance. My horses will also band together if dogs come and make a circle to defend themselves, but a small pony all alone wouldn't have much of a chance against 2 big dogs. Yes, many roaming dogs love to harrass horses.
Well kept family pets are the worst kind of predator because they kill for sport rather than necessity. They kill everything that moves just for fun. Wild animals, or even a starving dog, would probably kill just enough to survive. People that don't understand the predatory instincts of dogs and the need to confine them, shouldn't have dogs. The same idiots that own the rhodesian ridgebacks that attacked my flock used to have a husky that chased and bit my horses and tore up a rabbit cage. There used to be a great pyr in the neighborhood that also thought it was great fun to chase horses. I have a mare that will pummel a dog if given the chance. My horses will also band together if dogs come and make a circle to defend themselves, but a small pony all alone wouldn't have much of a chance against 2 big dogs. Yes, many roaming dogs love to harrass horses.
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