Canada Geese

[Shaddy93 840]

Has anyone on here had this before? Was walking the dog over some stubble fields yesterday evening only to find a flock of around 30 Canadian geese in the middle as most lurchers would he set off in there direction, not one bothered to move, one big boy fancied its chances and walked towards my dog with its wings spread, just wondering do many of you come across this? My guess is there use to dogs walking by them and don't expect an attack?? I must state this was an accident the dog was already off the lead and there wasn't much I could do about it

 

 

[dark-destroyer-85 636]

I've seen them hiss at my dog but my dog has been on lead at park although my old dog did chase them once and they all flew off

Edited April 1, 2017 by dark-destroyer-85

[Penda 3,341]

The dog went to take a gander ha ha ha

[Busher100 740]

What dog was it mate?

[straight2hand 303]

looks like it got goosed..... silly fecker thought it could take on a dog,deserved to die. What did the rest of the flock do after that?

[Penda 3,341]

What dog was it mate?

a bull goose hound

[rabbitpoacher 20]

Goosebusters

[Penda 3,341]

His goose is certainly cooked

[roybo 2,873]

You should have got the flock out of there

[mattyg 1,862]

I've had a dog trying to pull a goose through the railings in the park by its head. Glad it was first light and nobody was around! Shit myself!

[morton 5,368]

Has anyone on here had this before? Was walking the dog over some stubble fields yesterday evening only to find a flock of around 30 Canadian geese in the middle as most lurchers would he set off in there direction, not one bothered to move, one big boy fancied its chances and walked towards my dog with its wings spread, just wondering do many of you come across this? My guess is there use to dogs walking by them and don't expect an attack?? I must state this was an accident the dog was already off the lead and there wasn't much I could do about it

 

 

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I used to frequent ground that was known to hold the odd Canada goose,especially in moult when they were known to be fatter and tastier,the mutt retrieved an emperor goose from the side of the Wharfe a few years ago,its regal status,in the oven,was not evident without its feathered attire.

[morton 5,368]

I've had a dog trying to pull a goose through the railings in the park by its head. Glad it was first light and nobody was around! Shit myself!

You soiled your y-fronts with the mutt beheading a fowl,don,t ever let them muller a worthier fur clad adversary,you will stink the fecking town out .

[Shaddy93 840]

My 14 month old, had to leave it there due to an awful lot of too gooders, few years ago I wouldn't of cared but I don't want the attention nowadays, a couple stayed for a few seconds and tried to have ago but they soon cleared off with the rest

 

[dark-destroyer-85 636]

My 14 month old, had to leave it there due to an awful lot of too gooders, few years ago I wouldn't of cared but I don't want the attention nowadays, a couple stayed for a few seconds and tried to have ago but they soon cleared off with the rest

 

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hes a nice dog mate how's he bred is that 3/4 grey 1/4 bull

[longers01 2,376]

My terrier nearly had one other day ran at um and by the time they set of wasn't far of them good job the lurcher was on the lead or there would of been some feathers about ha