![]() |
Quote:
|
:eek::eek::eek::eek: Man why do I always have to be sooo curious... I just had to open this thread huh! Well, yorkies are terriers. So it's in their blood to hunt vermin. *sigh* poor rabbit... |
Quote:
|
Bruce has made a number of kills in his life. He has caught a mouse and two squirrels, but most impressive he got a seagull! It grossed me out everytime, but I could not really scold him or anything since it is instinct. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
hunters My min. schnauzer and boston terrier... both of whom spend most of the summer in the yard can jump 6-7 feet in the ear and catch a bird... the crunch away on it.... and it screams... it is horrible. But... it is normal. And for that matter... while we should feed our dogs well... especially if they have any health problems... come on guys... before dog food.... and even after... most of my life everyone I knew fed their dog the "scrap" pile from the table. Pot. peelings... etc. And the dogs loved it and lived long healthy lives...lol. Dogs are strong... while we have bred these smaller... sometimes unnatural breeds have changed that a little... a cheese burger is not that bad... a healthy yorkie can eat a burger! cottage cheese or american... still cheese... so give this poor ladies' mom a freaking break! |
Quote:
|
Quote:
:rip: poor rabbit |
Geez, if ours ever caught and did that to the squirrels they love to chase, I know I'd never look at them the same again. If I wanted a pet that killed other animals, I would reconsider owning a cat and a boa constrictor. |
Quote:
|
Myfairlacy Yep...even us... luckily we have the ability to reason and decide for ourselves... I personally choice to kill and eat... but dogs don't have that.... lol |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I just wouldn't fair very well on a working farm! |
gross. just gross. watch that pup, like people said, you dont know what that rabbit had. :( |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
LMFAO!!! I am so sorry, but I can't help but DIE laughing at that! They be look like prissy indoor babies, but we must not forget they are TERRIERS! haha They were bred to be ratters! What difference is a bunny? lmao It probably tasted better than anything he's ever had. Dogs need a better diet than human food, especially nasty FatDonalds. Sorry, I hate that place with a passion as I do majority of fast food places |
Quote:
|
It's been said before, but yorkies are TERRIERS that were bred to hunt and kill rodents. It's ingrained in them to chase after small animals in the yard, and if they catch them, it's also instinctual to kill them. It's not pretty, and it makes me sad too, but as much as we like to think that our yorkies our "babies", they are DOGS, and we need to remember they are animals. Nature will take over when they're outside, and their primal instincts kick in, though you've nurtured, taught, and cared for your dog so much they seem like a little person inside your home. To the OP-I'm sure the rabbit was a healthier meal for the dog than the fast food is. Fresh, raw, wild rabbit should be just fine for dogs to eat. I'm not sure about disease, so I'd keep an eye on the dog, but realistically, wild dogs eat all kinds of animals, and their stomachs are made to handle bacteria that human stomachs are not (which is why they can eat raw meat without getting sick, as we can't). |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 04:04 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Copyright ©2003 - 2018 YorkieTalk.com
Privacy Policy - Terms of Use