Do you see the innocent dog in this picture? The one who is in dire need of
This morning, he was forced to take matters into his own
When I first saw him on the porch, it didn't appear that anything was amiss. He was in his usual spot near the doormat. I walked over to let him into the house, and that's when I saw IT. A baby rabbit. ( Poor thing...it didn't stand a chance with that nearly-starved beast lurking about the property. ) My dog thought he was going to be allowed to bring IT into the house with him...I guess he was going to save it for a mid-morning snack. As I shooed him away from the door, he snatched his prize from the doormat and tossed it into the air. Taunting me. He then ate it. Whole. Fur and all.
MY appetite has just returned within the last half hour. I'm sure HIS appetite returned within 15 minutes of gulping down one small serving of hossenfeffer.
I can't imagine what tomorrow's fresh catch will be. I'm hoping for wild turkey.
22 comments:
I'd be happy to host your dog if he would be willing to take care of a few rabbits and one huge groundhog. But then, the groundhog may just be as big as your dog.
I love your puppy - I am sure he and Dixie would get along famously!
My cat, God rest her soul, used to bring little presents to me and leave them on the back porch. The problem? Sometimes they weren't quite dead and would crawl into my gardening shoes to get away, where they would die. Nice!
Well now I dont feel so bad. My Sierra dog took off with a dead chicken that keeled over. Nuggets will never be the same!
Wild Turkey??? At least you can drink that!
OMG
A few years ago Ray's daughter Lisa's chihuahua Sugar Bear killed a dozen baby rabbits she found nesting in the backyard ... and brought all of them into the house thru the doggie door and into the den while dinner was being eaten .. her husband saw what Sugar was doing, got up and cleaned up before Lisa saw what Sugar had done ... then she was all upset .. but not upset enough not to get Sugar a dog toy shaped like a bunny!!!!!!!!!
Note to self: Do not let BHE's dog lick me when I come for a swim in her pool.
Poor bunny. :(
I never heard of a dog eating a bunny...I will not tell Cocoa and Ozzie of this incident.
awww it means he loves you.
but....ewwwwwwwwwww
ok ew! but don't they do that as a "gift" to their owner? ok, no. i didn't convince myself either.
This morning, my cat left me a present...something's liver. I really wish that she had gone ahead and eaten the whole thing (whatever it was).
Your pooch sure has a shiny coat. Wild critters must be good for shine.
Hadn't been by in a while so thought I'd stop in.
This makes JJ seem sooooo civilized. He won't eat any meat unless it's well done with teryaki marinate.
How is he with moles? I have lots of treats for each good kill!!!!
HA!!! My dog is in charge of groundhogs, muskrats and other such critters. My CAT is the one who gets the moles, voles, mice, rabbits and squirrels. The dog just takes the credit sometimes!!!
For the record...my cat has brought us a severed head and innards every day for at least a month. Since the voles ate all of my hostas last year, she KNOWS she's in for a treat!!!!! Darn Vermin!!!
Icky.
The end.
OH MY! I saw a mouse the other day...you think he'd have that for a snack?
My dog once caught a bird in mid air. He was so proud and all I could do was scream at him and tell him how gross he was. He just hung his head...poor Oscar.
I went out and bought a bag of food and treats for your dog. I have called the authorities concerning the malnutrition abuse of this poor animal. They will be out to pick him up on Monday.
My parents used to have a chocolate lab, Shelby. She was all about some rabbits. That dog was the laziest thing but she would move faster than you'd ever have thought possible when she saw a rabbit. She wouldn't bat an eye at a cat.
Mental P. will be horrified when she reads this! Remember last summer's bunny incident w/her dog Dora??
And that innocent dog of your is just a big adorable lug.
If he brings up a turkey, you wrestle that thing away from him and same it for dinner! BWAHAHAHA!
Oh no! We had a baby bunny incident with our dog. I think I'm going to need more Ativan.
Ewwww! No kisses for days, thank you.
Oh, no! This is my fear w/my yellow lab. EVERY MORNING, she finds rabbits in our front yard and chases them at break-neck speed. One of these days, she's going to win, I'm afraid.
Poor bunnies!
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