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My Dog Fucked Around and Found Out

Thatg9659 said:
A libtard friend has a husky, he's always inside and she's "husky" I know he doesn't get out much let alone run, Poor doggo she does vids of him on car rides, I keep waiting for the vid when he rips her throat out and bails out the window.
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:lmao:She probably thinks the dog would have a shitty life without her.
 
Add me to the headless dog list.
 
I was shocked at how mellow you were for having a headless dog. But I had a husky once..
 
FleshEater said:
How he got off the lead? He’s a husky. Those fuckers run. It’s what they do. Mine did the same thing. :laughing:
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My prior female Husky chewed a hole through the middle of a chain link fence panel. Not sure how her teeth could get through the metal, and I would never believe it had I not seen it myself.

Their kennel (I had 2 Huskys) was approx 10'x20'. Chain link fully enclosed (had a roof) with a gate set on top of a concrete pad. Came home to my dog on the front porch???? WTF?!?! They had pulled back corners, and bottoms before so I had taken wire and wrapped the panels 100% around the poles.

Went out back, almost dead center of the side panel there was a hole. She had broken some strands, and pulled back a hole to slip through.

So, breaking off a lead....pssshhhhht, piece of cake.
 
Andrew said:
So, breaking off a lead....pssshhhhht, piece of cake.
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the 2 previous huskys we had were basically Houdini incarnate. This one has gotten loose a couple of times, but that was usually more due to opportunity than actively seeking to escape.

and the lead wasn't broken....it was unclasped from his collar. I need to check if he has grown thumbs.
 
[486 said:
;n311249]I read the first line as you found his head in the driveway
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All I read was the OP leaves his dog outside (all night?) on a rope.
 
My Standard Poodle could eat through almost any leash in under 30 seconds once he found out how good they taste and the how big the rewards were. :cookie:
 
Andrew said:
My prior female Husky chewed a hole through the middle of a chain link fence panel. Not sure how her teeth could get through the metal, and I would never believe it had I not seen it myself.

Their kennel (I had 2 Huskys) was approx 10'x20'. Chain link fully enclosed (had a roof) with a gate set on top of a concrete pad. Came home to my dog on the front porch???? WTF?!?! They had pulled back corners, and bottoms before so I had taken wire and wrapped the panels 100% around the poles.

Went out back, almost dead center of the side panel there was a hole. She had broken some strands, and pulled back a hole to slip through.

So, breaking off a lead....pssshhhhht, piece of cake.
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When we lived in town the first time he ran I was taking out the trash and was going to walk him. The leash fell out of my hand and in a second he was gone.

He’d open gates, slip through doors just as they were closing, dig under fences, then out in the country he’s know when his collar battery got too weak to shock him and run.

After awhile I quit chasing after him. He always came back. Except the night he wanted to die, I tracked him a few miles in a snow storm with no desire to come home. We put him down about a week after that.
 
Grnd93 said:
the 2 previous huskys we had were basically Houdini incarnate. This one has gotten loose a couple of times, but that was usually more due to opportunity than actively seeking to escape.

and the lead wasn't broken....it was unclasped from his collar. I need to check if he has grown thumbs.
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I had a dog do that once. Likely just got lucky
 
Moms had to buy 3 piglets at market price from my uncle and her Husky got banned from coming out to the Farm. You got lucky it was just a shovel.
 
Grnd93 said:
He’s doing good. No sign of any injury.

thanks for asking
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good deal. some lessons learned the hard way last the longest.

I hate the first few minutes of hunting for stuff that is gone missing has that 'awww shit' feeling....
 
I read it as head too. When I opened the thread I was thinking "I hope this fucker didn't post a pic."

Beheading shovel. Good for zombies too.

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Grnd93 said:
He’s doing good. No sign of any injury.

thanks for asking
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Right on.

So about that turkey the dog killed in the past. Did the dog eat it or not?
Very curious because I've dealt with both. Had dogs that would kill and not eat, and had one that would kill and eat.
 
Yota Up said:
Right on.

So about that turkey the dog killed in the past. Did the dog eat it or not?
Very curious because I've dealt with both. Had dogs that would kill and not eat, and had one that would kill and eat.
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I honestly don’t know. I was out of town at the time.

it’s a complicated story involving a couple of teenage boys (one being my son) some alcohol and irate parents. Dog got out during some commotion and found a bird to play with. We had to replace the bird, so I hope he at least got a meal out of it.
 
[486 said:
;n312064]that looks like it'd suck for absolutely everything
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First thinig I thought of was those Burmese Pythons in Florida . . . . Hay Pitchfork being number 2.
 
I would say it's better if he did not eat at it.

If a dog has food at home and is not hungry, he should not be eating something he kills. He should kill only to protect his territory.
The one dog of mine that did eat, ended up not being able to stay because he was a nightmare and a liability unlike all the other dogs.

Hopefully your guy doesn't keep getting out and going after neighbors animals. Mine never got shot but if he would have, I wouldn't have blamed my neighbor because neighbor has cattle.
 
Yota Up said:
I would say it's better if he did not eat at it.

If a dog has food at home and is not hungry, he should not be eating something he kills. He should kill only to protect his territory.
The one dog of mine that did eat, ended up not being able to stay because he was a nightmare and a liability unlike all the other dogs.

Hopefully your guy doesn't keep getting out and going after neighbors animals. Mine never got shot but if he would have, I wouldn't have blamed my neighbor because neighbor has cattle.
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It seems to be a once every couple years occurrence that he gets loose. We generally keep him inside unless we are out, or he needs to relieve himself. When the weather is decent we let him stay out for longer, but he’s always tied out and he generally is mindful of the length of the lead. He’s older, so he’s usually content to just hang out. Must have been bored on Sunday.
 
Dude just out trying to get a little from a hog and gets whacked with a shovel. You need to get him a bitch he can procreate with.
 
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