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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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ucl800 First of all I have to say that I have dogs and cats... I will never think of killing my dog for killing a cat. this is insane... The dog is a friend of mine and he has his natural insticts and if it happenes and kills a cat i can live with this. i have cats...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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ucl800 I don't think it is the same. Even if my dog attack me child i will not kill it. I will probably move it to an other place or let him go. But not kill him. It is like your two childs have a fight. What are you going to do?

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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joluha I don't have a dog or a cat but used to have both - don't know that that makes any difference? I believe that accidents will happen where animals are concerned and I do know of a cat that attacked a dog - serious injuries, but not dead... If people can get...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Amber Um, what response are YOU reading? I'm guessing by your vapid responses that you are the one who put the dog down for killing the cat. Good thing we don't apply that to humans.

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Amber The only reason to kill a dog is if it attacks a human, unprovoked. As pet owners, we are in charge of keeping a cat safe from a dog, and vice versa. I've seen cats attack a dog, and the dog try to get away. You cannot stamp out natural instincts. To put a dog...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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ravinskye I would never put a dog down for killing a cat. The only time I would consider putting a dog down is if it attacked a child or adult for that matter..or if it was terminally ill. I think you are right, some dogs just naturally chase cats.

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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bhetelux i really hate people think so! cause we can't kill anybody animal cause we are not god! only god could take our life and nobody

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Galena and cats aren't exactly innocent of following their hunting instincts. you can do your best to check your land and discourage cats, but if one gets in and your dog kills it, that's just unfortunate. it doesn't mean the dog is agressive.

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Amber Also, cats don't have to be confined to a house or a leash. Often they go into other's yards and provoke the dog. How can we keep an eye on a cat that is not our own?

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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maevic no..why would i...that's their instinct. But nowadays, dogs and cats being SOOO domesticated, they are not thinking of killing each other. Killing each other comes with hunger and pets who are fed on time will not think to kill one animal for him to eat....

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Galena absolutely not. I think one of my dogs did once kill a cat. it ran out of a hedge right under his nose and he shook it hard. it got away and we looked for it but couldn't find it. I think it probably would have died though. he wasn't an agressive...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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cipher2004 The answer is positively no.Those people who have their cats running around outside should be responsible for them.I for one have always had cats and dogs living together and nothing has happened to any of them.Although he does have a couple of scratches on...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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Munhozmib Well, I wouldn't scold my dog just because he killed a cat. I always keep my dog inside my gate. He doesn't go to the streets. If he appears with a cat in his mouth, and the old owner came to complain, I'd say: "My dog is inside my territory. You were...

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