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kevinpennington
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Dog eating rabbits

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I have a dog that has caught 3 in 4 days and ate everyone. My question is he's really bloated after a couple days since he ate the last one. He is having bowel movements . Is there anything that can be done to speed the process up to ease the bloating

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Cap full of peroxide will make them throw up if u keep it on hand at your truck
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Shouldn't hurt him so I would leave him alone.

How did he catch them? Grown or little ones?

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Grown. Thanks

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Is he catching all the rabbits? Anyway just a word of caution, Usually when my dogs get to a rabbit during the hunting season after I've shot and eat some of eat they get filled with worms in no time. Make sure you worm him......DH

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I'd watch him close, generally a dog catching rabbits that often is either going silent or cheating using the other dogs. Not saying this is the case but if it is that's a huge fault that is best nipped in the bud right away.

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is he running them down, as in he is just that fast he an catch one.
or he runs them stiff and just scoops'em up?

and that is a fact he will have worms.
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Sell him to me. :D
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DIXIEDOG wrote:I'd watch him close, generally a dog catching rabbits that often is either going silent or cheating using the other dogs. Not saying this is the case but if it is that's a huge fault that is best nipped in the bud right away.
I can assure you he is not running silent, chop mouth, you will find your self trying to take a breath for him :lol: He runs as much line as any big male I have ever seen run, not cheating. He catches them running solo as well as in a pack. Give him some rest and let him digest them Kevin. Dam* blocky headed s.o.b.
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