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Originally Posted by matese  I know just how you feel. All my yorkies were intense hunters. My last girl after yearssss of hunting for mice finally caught one and killed it while on a camping trip. Thank god I didn't see the actual kill, what I saw was the little feet & tail sticking out from the side of her mouth and a dazed look on her face like she couldn't believe she actually caught this little critter. When I saw the feet and tail I screamed at her to drop it, which she did, I picked it up with a paper towel and trashed it. I was very upset that my sweet passive little girl would actually kill anything, also upset that now she made a kill this would intensify her hunting, which it did. You can't blame your self or Jackson, they are fast and born hunters. We do all we can to protect the wild life. Sometimes things just happen. Sorry you had to see the actual kill, it would be hard on me, so I know how you must feel. |
Ugh I know my dads dogs have aided in the death of a few baby bunnies. But I think something about seeing this HUGE poor innocent bunny just eating grass, minding it's own business, happy as can be and then BAM torture and killed.