They do unnecessary hunting like people do

We love our pets but they still act according to their nature many times.

Our dog (Barkley) we had when we lived in Chicago found a rabbit nest in the yard and got one bunny. Mrs. Bird told him to leave the bunnies alone as they were “momma’s bunnies”. He did. He would go out in the morning and stare at the nest but he left it alone. That guy was smart as a whip. Fuzzy is sweet but not exactly the sharpest pencil in the box. We still love him though.

I watched one morning as he devoured a baby rabbit, washed up a little, thought about it and went back to the woods to get another one. “ I know where I can get more of those”, he thought Cats, it’s in their nature

The code drives them to hunt and capture just for the sport of it all.

It seems to be pent up energy that is buried not too deep below the surface, then the hunt/kill instinct pops into the picture seemingly from nowhere.

Then the cute little kitty - becomes the ravenous blood thirsty tiger.

Little house cats watch big tigers have lunch.

A mix between a Husky and a Lab. If you look on YouTube you can find videos about Huskadores (or Labskies). One showed a female Lab and a male Husky and their pups which were basically grown up. The pups looked just like Fuzzy.

Other videos talked about owning a Huskadore and various characteristics including a high prey drive.

Gotta lub thems though.

He is the first dog we have had that is my dog. He loves Mrs. Bird but our son says I am Fuzzy’s hero.

Our first two dogs were Mrs. Bird’s dogs. They liked me but I was not Momma.