What I saw thrilled me. Faithful Little Ann, bitch though she was, had gone to the assistance of Old Dan.
I knew my dogs were very close to each other. Everything they did was done as a combination, but I never expected this.
It is a very rare occasion for a bitch dog to fight another dog, but fight she did.
I could see that Little Ann’s jaws were glued to the throat of the big hound.
She would never loosen that deadly hold until the last breath of life was gone.
Old Dan was tearing and slashing at the soft belly. I knew the destruction his long sharp teeth were causing.
Again Rainie yelled, “Rubin, they’re killing him. They’re killing Old Blue. Do something quick.”
Rubin darted over to one side, grabbed my ax from the ground, and said in a loud voice, “I’ll kill them damn hounds.”
At the thought of what he was going to do with the ax, I screamed and ran for my dogs.
Rubin was about ten feet ahead of me, bent over, running with the ax held out in front of him.
I knew I could never get to them in time. I was screaming, “No, Rubin, no!”
I saw the small stick when it whipped up from the ground. As if it were alive, it caught between Rubin’s legs.
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