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Thanks :) Great photos !! Lucky dogs - adrenaline rushes galore ;)

T - fantastic shots :D

good for Hallowe'en ! :)

LOL @ William !! Good trick .

Well done, T & the pack - he sounds as if he's learning and enjoying :)

Mostly, Ravens are called 'crows' ... as in 'stone the crows' I know they are ravens, and still call them crows

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such a tiny pup - if/when dropped, could have died - and if it was on a roof or in a tree , or even on a road - no one would notice ... Hoping that little pup has survived and is just waiting to be found.....

It'd be a miracle if this little scrap survived ...

Ooh... I am SO looking forward to seeing him again in November :) he has such a cute 'little boy' face > As usual your photos are just wonderful . Thank you . I especially love the photo of Enzi breast feeding under the gaze of big sister Zuri :)

Just some crap pics taken tonight. the difference between the two is so much more evident now :) ( yes, apart from black/white & boy/girl :p )

*sigh* gotta have the dog money first! ;) Gorgeous, gorgeous things ! OLICOLLARS

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400 g ... about twice the weight of a large orange or a rat . That's a lot for a crow to get off the ground with and carry - they only weigh about one pound in the old scales...

LINK to Catch of the day Petlife treat balls/food mazes , etc .

No . my thoughts on this are that if a dog is in attack mode - treats will not even register..hell, a lot of wounds don't register with the adrenaline & focus !

...............Morning Coffee..................... Ash - style .

*waits for horse pics* Looks a lot of fun :)

I've seen 'crows' here carry whole oranges ... but never with feet - they always seem to carry things in their beaks . They can fit an egg in their beaks comfortably ...a teeny pup wouldn't weigh much ...

Run free gorgeous girl ... Sara's Mum... what an awful week you have had . :(

oh gosh . poor puppy .

hell yes:) I have such a soft spot for labs - worked with them for many years , owned a few ..and yes, have seen them bite/attack /stock chase .....

*sigh* killing machines? More like just pack behaviour, and opportunity to satisfy prey drive. I have seen a litter of labrador pups - 5-6 mths old ,disembowel one of their own .... I have also seen SWF's attacking sheep - thank goodness they couldn't do any damage , though they wanted to! I have been stalked by a pack of stray dogs who were habituated to humans /buildings Dogs are just dogs - and basically, they are predators , moulded to suit humans . When the moulding weakens , or the support isn't strong - things happen.