Trapping dogs - UPDATE

[FireTigeris]

take it somewhere that it will be fixed to leave- problem solved.

I'd impound the dog and plead ignorance.

Well you promised that your dog didn't/couldn't so I figured it must be a look alike dog- so sorry that I mistook your dog the other day for this other dog- they do look just alike.

Well this other dog is a full male and where I took him they promised he'd have to be up to date on shots and fixed or registered as a breeder (higher licensing fee like $100 more) before he left- he'll have a great home and a microchip in-case he escapes- he won't be able to kill my birds anymore. Of course whoever adopts that other one will have to pay for all that work they are doing to do on him.


Say how is ... (name of dog here)...

 

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Well, this is NOT the animal I was hoping to find when I checked the trap... I guess I'll just consider it a bonus though. With the submissive behavior it showed at first, I almost felt bad enough to let it go (since all my chickens are gone now anyway), but luckily it eventually growled and lunged at me which brought me back to my senses.

 

[MomtoSyd&Emma]

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Why is it something so dang cute has to be so dang bad for us chicken keepers and gardeners!?

 

[Barred Rocks forever]

eeh its also tasty lol

 

[Tvanbui]

Ooh! Can I have it?
He would make a nice hat.

 

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Only if you complete the ensemble using the dog.