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Deer Attacks Dog

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After watching the video, I will tell you one thing. If a deer attacked one of my dog's, I would be ready to throw a rock, chair, stick or anything to get it off of my dog. We have deer in the neighborhood and they come into our yards. We always try to leave them alone so they won't get hit by a car.

 

Throwing a 180gr 30/06 bullet works much better.:D

Further evidence that all deer are evil and must dealt with :lol:

:thumb: :banana:

I found that video to be disturbing actually.

Agree 100%, I have a dog I would love to see that Deer jump on..

 

My dogs would have ate that deer's you know what or died trying.

 

Either way, I hate to see an animal abused but that video is all the more reason I am not a cat person.

Almost hit a deer in Villa Hills yesterday. Weird part of Villa Hills for a deer to be wandering around.

 

I saw a baby deer just like the one in the video lying dead in the middle of Buttermilk Pike yesterday.

I saw a baby deer just like the one in the video lying dead in the middle of Buttermilk Pike yesterday.

 

Maybe the dog got revenge!

My dogs would have ate that deer's you know what or died trying.

 

Either way, I hate to see an animal abused but that video is all the more reason I am not a cat person.

 

I agree. :thumb: And my 19 lb. Jack Russell would have been hanging by his teeth on that deer. :madman:

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