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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 261231" data-attributes="member: 816">gotta say that eye is probably the worst i've seen.&nbsp; we've had a ton of run of the mill barbed wire fence, face or mouth full of quills, etc... type injuries.&nbsp; but my worst was when my springer took a sickle bar right smack dab in the middle of the chest at a full run.&nbsp; old farmstead, drop a rooster, and its clearly gonna be a runner.&nbsp; she took off on a dead sprint, hit something that stopped her dead in her tracks about half way there.&nbsp; she continued on to get the rooster and came back an absolute bloody mess.&nbsp; the pointy cutting tooth caught her right in the middle of the chest and pealed a big old triangle patch of skin, flesh and muscle right down her chest to abdomen.&nbsp; i was pretty sure she was gonna be dead.&nbsp; took her to the steele vet on a saturday afternoon.&nbsp; hadn't punctured anything.&nbsp; no broken bones and guts were in tack.&nbsp; just a real nasty looking surface wound.&nbsp; patched her up with a bunch of stitches, glue and a wrap.&nbsp; she would have hunted the rest of the weekend had i let her.&nbsp; dogs are tough.&nbsp; i think they lack pain receptors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 261231, member: 816"] gotta say that eye is probably the worst i've seen. we've had a ton of run of the mill barbed wire fence, face or mouth full of quills, etc... type injuries. but my worst was when my springer took a sickle bar right smack dab in the middle of the chest at a full run. old farmstead, drop a rooster, and its clearly gonna be a runner. she took off on a dead sprint, hit something that stopped her dead in her tracks about half way there. she continued on to get the rooster and came back an absolute bloody mess. the pointy cutting tooth caught her right in the middle of the chest and pealed a big old triangle patch of skin, flesh and muscle right down her chest to abdomen. i was pretty sure she was gonna be dead. took her to the steele vet on a saturday afternoon. hadn't punctured anything. no broken bones and guts were in tack. just a real nasty looking surface wound. patched her up with a bunch of stitches, glue and a wrap. she would have hunted the rest of the weekend had i let her. dogs are tough. i think they lack pain receptors. [/QUOTE]

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