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Re: [RC] cougars - D'Arcy Demianoff-ThompsonHence the reason that all of my cats and dogs and now a lame chicken are in my house at night! Yes, you read that right, a lame chicken! She is on her last days and lives in my bathroom on the tile floor! She is loving her final days! :( Otherwise the other chickens were going to peck her to death. Even though the 'neighborhood mountain lion' can not get into their enclosure~ She would not have been a draw for them to be in jeopardy. As far as the horses are concerned...no, I am not bringing 19 horses into my house. Although I did think about it the other night! LOL! With them being in a big herd I don't think they are too much at risk. Scary stuff though - mountain lions, cougars, bears, and all that stuff and a bag of chips!
----- Original Message ---- From: sherman <sherman@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 9:11:21 AM Subject: [RC] cougars In our neighborhood, dogs have been known to disappear after a noisy night when we suspect a cougar is on the prowl. One neighbor had seen the cougar in the back of his property, next day the dog is gone. My husband has seen a home security video of a wildly barking Rottwieller on a deck, then the cougar comes into view, grabs the dog and takes him away. Yes, I think roofs are in order for the dog kennel. Kathy
. Maryben wrote: I know they are big and the dogs are little but it would seem to me that cats don't like dogs and would stay away from the kennel.
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