Thia reminds me of an experience I had over thirty years ago with my exwifes husky. We lived in the country during which time I decided I wanted to raise poultry. So, I purchased about 30 - 40 birds, young birds, chickens, ducks, geese, etc. When I first aquired them I kept them inside an outbuilding untill i felt they became accimated, at which point I turned them out into a pen which I built and which I felt was very secure (chicken wire; at least one foot under ground, six feet high, etc). Within two days of turning the birds out into the pen, a female husky of my exwife's dug under the wire and killed every one of the birds. How I determined it was her (the dog, not my ex) is I found feathers imbedded in her collar. I didn't do anything to the dog, it died shortly there after, for reasons unknown. Shortly after the dog died, I left my wife (this was for about twenty different reasons). All my ex did was make excuses for the dog's actions (she's just a puppy [a sixty pound puppy] etc). One lives and learns.
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