Running dogs?

Question

Have you ever had to put your own dog down for becoming a deer runner? How did you deal with how you felt afterwards?

Let me add this. There was a double fence lined kennel and a buried fence around the yard. This dog was not going to stay put for anything.

Answer 1

If a fence does not keep him contained, tether him or crate him when you can't watch him, it is the responsible thing to do.

Answer 2

I'm not sure I understand your question. Why is the dog running loose so it can chase other animals? Do you live on a large farm or ranch? The solution is to confine the dog so it can't get into trouble. That way you won't have to put the dog down.

Answer 3

Greyhounds want safety and so they end up very connected to their proprietor additionally they're sprinters now not lengthy distance runners. I do not believe it could be reasonable on your puppy whilst you become a member of the navy until you believe you are going to nonetheless be ready to have interaction with it on a day-to-day groundwork. What approximately a puppy which could also be very individuals pleasant as good as athletic? I'm pondering a lab could be a well alternative. This manner whilst you depart for the navy it is handy on your puppy to be cozy with a care taker.

Answer 4

Depending on the law you may or may not have to, but as a last resort I'd invest in a cow fencer and place that on top of the first and second fence....

Answer 5

i've not heard of that but i have experienced putting a dog down, the best remedy, honestly, is getting a new dog. the circle of life. you've got to see it in action, then you'll feel better. sorry for your loss.

Answer 6

it would have stayed "put" if it was kept inside.
How bout you never get another dog again. That seems to be the best solution to your little "dilemma"