She just wants to play with them, but she tries to play with them with the same aggressiveness she does with Easton. She’s doing better, but I still have to remind her every now and then to leave the cats alone.
Mine eats them. Has a few wild ones under his belt. I don’t have any animals and no need for cats in the barn.
I think he would mind me if I were to have cat in a barn. All my Healers understood barn cats. Every now and they would cull one that got mean.
None of the Labs I’ve had have been “aggressive” to other animals, but they’ve all liked to play as puppies. I’ve only had one heeler in the 90’s, and he wasn’t aggressive to anything but cows. I had an Australian shepherd I couldn’t break from killing the neighbor’s chickens, and he got lead poisoning.
Nothing lives in my dogs domain. Butterflies, Birds or anything that uses oxygen!
He has been after a wild rabbit that lives under one of the barns for 3 years. The rabbit just teases him.
He gets close or in reality as close as the rabbit allows, have seen that rabbit make my dog tumble and roll like a bad NASCAR wreck! I keep telling him one day that rabbit is gonna **** up and we can have Mom make us some stew out of him! So he keeps on trying!
My shop isn’t heated, but I don’t think it’s ever got below about 50* in there. I bring Oscar and Leo in every night to keep coyotes from getting them, and they’ve used everything in there as a bed. I posted a picture a few days ago of Oscar in this vegetable basket, and evidently, Leo wanted to try it out too.
I think mine is an Australian Eskimo Dog! He loves the SNOW!
Our lab does too until recently started limping. Partial torn CCL(ACL in humans). Starting on anti-inflammatories for a month then re-evaluate. If progresses further, will need to discuss surgery($5K).
