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Murdering dogs.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Who else owns a beloved family dog that is brilliant with people, children and other dogs, the local shop and chippy give him treats. Butter wouldn't melt. Loves napping and curling up on the sofa but on the side is a mass murderer?

Mines just added another fox to his tally after blagging me to let him out for the toilet FFS. The fox was bigger than him. He chased it down and it was dead in seconds. - 12 year old jack Russell. His kill count is well into the hundreds. Old railway line and woodland behind mine so plenty of victims to pick off.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sounds like a jack Russell lol

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By *ukyMan
over a year ago

Trimley

Can you take up taxidermy as a side line?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We have A Jack Russell, all kicked off yesterday afternoon when A fox decided to sunbathe on the outside toilet roof.

She couldn't get to him but went around the garden just on her back 2 legs, front 2 legs in the air all the time.

The whole neighbourhood heard the commotion, and the fox just sat and watched.

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By *tar33Man
over a year ago

North London (outer)

Our cat is little over 1 year old. Last week it brought in three young starlings in less than 18 hours, all still alive for a while. They didn't last long though, all tossed around and swiped to death.

The week before he brought in a full sized pigeon he'd stalked in the garden next door. I was out at the time and I found it cowering behind an armchair when I returned.

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By *kigaiMan
over a year ago

Northampton

It's not murder it's natural instinct. Nature, red in tooth and claw.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think those small breeds are generally more aggressive but the big dogs like german shepherd's, rotweillers etc get the bad press because they obviously cause more damage when they do attack!!

I got bit once in my 4 years as a milkman...by a fucking west highland terrier

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By *ew trixTV/TS
over a year ago

doncaster

My sons cockapoo

Has caught two squirrel s while in the woods

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Cause he could start with getting that dog stuffed

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By *ighway expressMan
over a year ago

Campbeltown


"Who else owns a beloved family dog that is brilliant with people, children and other dogs, the local shop and chippy give him treats. Butter wouldn't melt. Loves napping and curling up on the sofa but on the side is a mass murderer?

Mines just added another fox to his tally after blagging me to let him out for the toilet FFS. The fox was bigger than him. He chased it down and it was dead in seconds. - 12 year old jack Russell. His kill count is well into the hundreds. Old railway line and woodland behind mine so plenty of victims to pick off."

That sounds like a very useful dog ...

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By *3versMan
over a year ago

glasgow


"Who else owns a beloved family dog that is brilliant with people, children and other dogs, the local shop and chippy give him treats. Butter wouldn't melt. Loves napping and curling up on the sofa but on the side is a mass murderer?

Mines just added another fox to his tally after blagging me to let him out for the toilet FFS. The fox was bigger than him. He chased it down and it was dead in seconds. - 12 year old jack Russell. His kill count is well into the hundreds. Old railway line and woodland behind mine so plenty of victims to pick off."

Is it called Jolyon?

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