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<blockquote data-quote="branguscowgirl" data-source="post: 1132592" data-attributes="member: 19938"><p>It's pretty hard to reverse the killing behavior once they taste blood and get used to doing it. I have labs. Not cow dogs, so I can not advise on them. Cow dogs have an entirely different mind set and drive. Though I do know a lot of ranch dogs that are taught to leave the cats alone.</p><p>But any of them have to be supervised from the time their pups, and taught to leave things be. Whether it be cattle, chickens, cats, or varmints. I don't need mine getting tore up by a coon or cougar! If you supervise and socialize them from the time their young, I think you have a better chance. Hard when they come to you older.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="branguscowgirl, post: 1132592, member: 19938"] It's pretty hard to reverse the killing behavior once they taste blood and get used to doing it. I have labs. Not cow dogs, so I can not advise on them. Cow dogs have an entirely different mind set and drive. Though I do know a lot of ranch dogs that are taught to leave the cats alone. But any of them have to be supervised from the time their pups, and taught to leave things be. Whether it be cattle, chickens, cats, or varmints. I don't need mine getting tore up by a coon or cougar! If you supervise and socialize them from the time their young, I think you have a better chance. Hard when they come to you older. [/QUOTE]
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