Harley has always had a strong prey drive, last night she finally got what she wanted, the chance to show a cat whose boss, on a walk she lunged for a cat, pulling her back the link on her harness unclipped and she broke out running full pelt after the cat, the cat went under a hedge harley skidded on her side across the concrete floor to under this bush which made the cat shoot out, the cat running towards us and harley both knocked us over, the cat then was lost for an escape route so turned into self defence mode and really went for harley , scratching biting e.t.c of course any cat would do this. Harley by this time was punctured up, cut, scratched, two nails totally smashed in half, still tryin got get this cat, but luckily we grabbed her in time and the cat jumped over the fence, only gettin minor scratches at most.
Harley has ripped up 3/4 pads over her feet, two smashed nails, various puncture wounds, scratches to her face and side and lastly a massive patch of skin is missing from where she skidded on the concrete. She is unable to move because she is to sore, just lying on the bed, shes going to the vets later, who are going to assess her from the car because it'll be to painful to walk.
Harley has learnt her lesson good and truly, cats are not toys!
poor harley hope she feels better very soon - wood will never learn his lesson he wants to socialize with them and has no idea why they dont want to be friends
ReplyDeletesweetie on the other hand doesnt give anything time to escape
Woodrow - Sweetie - MJ
Oh my word Harley..hope you are okay
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Poor Harley! Battlewounds require some good doctoring, but at least you'll have a good story to tell! Hope that cat knows who's the boss at least!!
ReplyDeleteMichelle & Brutus
OUCH! High prey greyhounds are machines. They do not seem to notice the pain in the heat of the moment.
ReplyDeleteJen