Escaped Deer Savages Dog Daily Telegraph

[blackgreyhound 206]

Tiny7.you could be right you will allways get exceptions to the rule .

[paulus 26]

Tiny7.you could be right you will allways get exceptions to the rule .

exeptions to the rule, luck or whatever if you play with fire often enough you will get burnt

[The one 8,579]

Willing to hire out the bullx so those pet owners can walk there dugs safely

[blackgreyhound 206]

paulus.i guess your right about that

[J Darcy 5,871]

That story is very old, in fact it was April 2009 the date and I have the original cutting......

[paulsmithy83 567]

Maybe nature f**k up the animals fightin back haha or just got a taste of dogs lol

[jamesmc 582]

 

it would not have done that to a gsd x grey or a mal x grey.....

no more!

 

[J Darcy 5,871]

My guess is that a female munty had a small fawn very near to where dog's are exercised. She was aggressive and made the first move in scaring the dog, which meant she attacked them. This was April, so the fawning date would be accurate enough and that is why five dogs were injured in that exact vicinity. IMO.

[beast 1,884]

My guess is that a female munty had a small fawn very near to where dog's are exercised. She was aggressive and made the first move in scaring the dog, which meant she attacked them. This was April, so the fawning date would be accurate enough and that is why five dogs were injured in that exact vicinity. IMO.

 

do munties not give birth year round?

and has a female got the armoury to do this to a dog?

my guess is it's a buck, possibly hand raised and released, certainly once it learned it could see off a dog it would have become more confident.............

[j1985 1,984]

My guess is that a female munty had a small fawn very near to where dog's are exercised. She was aggressive and made the first move in scaring the dog, which meant she attacked them. This was April, so the fawning date would be accurate enough and that is why five dogs were injured in that exact vicinity. IMO.

Now I'm baffled, are you saying muntjac doe's have tusks and they have a season?

 

Also beast why would it be possibly hand raised, if a bucks caught there's a good chance he's going to go ape shit and try slash whatever he can if he is able to do so.

[blackgreyhound 206]

beast.i was in a pheshant pen years ago mlndiing my own buissness .it was a fairly light night and near the pen i said to my mate ricky whats that steam comeing off the floor over there on looking it was a newly born baby muntjack.that was in dec jan time .they do breed all the year round tho that is the only fawn i have ever seen in the winter

[beast 1,884]

 

My guess is that a female munty had a small fawn very near to where dog's are exercised. She was aggressive and made the first move in scaring the dog, which meant she attacked them. This was April, so the fawning date would be accurate enough and that is why five dogs were injured in that exact vicinity. IMO.

Now I'm baffled, are you saying muntjac doe's have tusks and they have a season?

 

Also beast why would it be possibly hand raised, if a bucks caught there's a good chance he's going to go ape shit and try slash whatever he can if he is able to do so.

 

 

yesmate i know a caught buck will slash like f##k (had a seeland wellie ripped open a while back, !!) . just that handraised bucks of any species are much more confident and wondered if that might make it more likely to hang about when walkers/dogs etc are around. mght be more likely to actually take the fight to thedog, cos to be honest i dont think there would be much chance of pet fifi getting close enough to grab hold of it. just an idea!

[Guest thebigdog]

 

My guess is that a female munty had a small fawn very near to where dog's are exercised. She was aggressive and made the first move in scaring the dog, which meant she attacked them. This was April, so the fawning date would be accurate enough and that is why five dogs were injured in that exact vicinity. IMO.

Now I'm baffled, are you saying muntjac doe's have tusks and they have a season?

 

Also beast why would it be possibly hand raised, if a bucks caught there's a good chance he's going to go ape shit and try slash whatever he can if he is able to do so.

 

 

yes they have tusks. there not visible like bucks, but they are there.

[j1985 1,984]

Maybe, my guess is the terrier found it in cover and the buck thought "f**k you" and let it have it!

 

Similar thing happened to one of my Russell's, went in a bush and came out looking like some one had took a Stanley to her neck. I have so many muntjac near me it's a joke, I see more than rabbits. I'm surprised more dogs haven't got into trouble with them.

 

[beast 1,884]

Maybe, my guess is the terrier found it in cover and the buck thought "f**k you" and let it have it!

 

Similar thing happened to one of my Russell's, went in a bush and came out looking like some one had took a Stanley to her neck. I have so many muntjac near me it's a joke, I see more than rabbits. I'm surprised more dogs haven't got into trouble with them.

that could have been a lot worse an inch or two either way.......same round here for muntjac, seems to be one in every bush...................