Are you kidding me...you got up and physically hit your dog for doing what it was bred to do?!?!I saw it happen and smacked the lab rather hard as fast as I could get out of the chair and held the kitten in my arms until she had passed.
You do realize you have a breed that was BRED to HUNT small animals right?
Not to mention your dog is 12, dogs get agitated very easily when they are older and being 12 chances are her vision is not so great.
Again this is absolutely ridiculous, I understand that your upset the kitten got killed but the dog was doing what come natural to it. If you want a dog that gets along with other animals dont get a dog that was bred to hunt.I was so mad I almost put the dog down,
Thats like expecting a Border Collie not the herd, it's just absurd.
How so?The dog has changed her life through her unwarranted action in the death of an innocent kitten
Guess what 97% of dogs were bred for? Even pretty fancy poodles were bred for killing.BUT IT KILLED A LIVING THING!!!!!
Heck dogs attack each other all the time, should they be put down?
That all being said you could have the kitten in your house still and just continue what your doing, ie: separating them.
People have dogs in the same house that would rip each others throats if possible but they are managed in a way where they never come in contact with each other.
Also does your dog have a crate?
I would highly suggest getting one if you dont so she can have a area that is her area to get away from the other animals.
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