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In Reply to: How do you.... posted by greg k on September 20, 2013 at 14:40:16:
My Grandpa always said that the only way to break a dog of killing chickens was to cut his tail off right behind his ears. It'll be tough to get him to stop now because he has a taste for it and he likes it. That being said we had a blue healer that did that when I was a kid and our solution was to put an electric fence around the henhouse. It was one of those old pulsing weedburners and the first time he got bit he probably ran for a quarter mile and laid under the truck for the rest of the afternoon. My Dad beat him with a dead chicken once and none of that was the answer. It slowed him down some but it didn't break him of it. The key is to never let it get started.
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