Posted by T_Bone on October 21, 2007 at 14:49:19 from (4.240.42.66):
In Reply to: ot. kicking calf posted by losthismind on October 21, 2007 at 11:44:48:
Any animal has the potenial to kick/bite at any time and for no reason at all.
I talked to a buddy one time about doctoring horses without hobbling them first. He says you just need to learn how to handle animals.
He died 6mths latter from a kick to the head. Crushed his skull with one kick.
I just had to put down a dog I had for 3yrs. He liked killing ducks, chickens and cats but I never could catch him to make sure it was him until his last cat kill.
His latest trait was sneaking up and nipping people on the butt. I just couldn't take the chance he'd bite a child one day.
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