Awww, rest in peace for the poor bird.
Please make sure your dog is never near birds again if he's going to kill them.
Not saying its the dogs fault but now you know it's not good around birds.
Awww, rest in peace for the poor bird.
Please make sure your dog is never near birds again if he's going to kill them.
Not saying its the dogs fault but now you know it's not good around birds.
I have to watch all the time too. Like even at dog shows- they are fine. The little dogs on a leash. But I always know- to keep them leashed as the drive to chase is too strong. The same docile quiet couch pototoes I have can run 35 mph on open flat, and not tire for miles at a cruising speed of 20. My breed, if they get lost, can stay lost for years... and go very far.
I think silkies are really cute, and I would love to have some chickens. I have 18 acres up here but I also know my dogs...
It's near impossible to keep him away from birds. We can keep him leashed though until he's trusted again. Like I said before, Sammy was only playing with the silkie, and that is the weakest breed of chicken and just coulden't take it. I called my dad today and he said he's been keeping him on a leash and supervised. I definatly think Sam will be able to be around them again, it will take more consistent training, though.Originally Posted by Argranade
*Sammy*Springen*Molli*
Keep him on a leash is good. and train him not to chase the chickens as well..
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