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Old 08-10-2011, 08:45 AM   #116
Teresa Ford
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Originally Posted by Ceasar yorkie View Post
The cat could have been attacked by a larger dog, etc. and ran to your yard to get away. When cats are scared and hurt they can run and jump to get away. The cat had just died in your yard and your dog was jumping on it to see if it would get up. I have seen my bigger dogs jump on dead birds, etc. trying to get them to play. I have never known a cat to do down quietly, usually a lot of screaming and howling going on.

Your dog could be completely innocent and could have been doing CPR on the cat!! Just a thought.
I agree.
The only other thing I though of is if the cat was badly hurt (hit by car, attacked by another cat, fox, big dog etc. and already dieing) Then your dog might have been able to pounce and bite the cat, without getting scratched or bitten himself. I have lived with cats and dogs all my life and have never known of a healthy adult cat to just give up. Every cat I have had would have fought to the death. It would have been a loud and bloody violent fight. Not one pounce and one bite.
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