Owner Finds 3 Llamas Dead In Back Yard
Intruder Shoots 2 Llamas Between Eyes; Pit Bull Kills Another
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Bennick said the intruder also placed a pit bull inside a pen with eight other llamas that his family showed at county fairs.The pit bull killed one of the llamas."When he leaned his head down you could see where the dog actually lashed into him on the side and pulled the meat from his jawbone," Bennick told Local 2.The owner said he was forced to shoot the pit bull and that he hung it on his fence.Bennick's wife explained to a neighbor why her husband hung the animal's corpse on the fence."That dog came after my husband after it just killed a 400-pound animal," Kim Bennick said.Local 2 asked Bennick if he thought his neighbors liked seeing a dead dog hanging on his fence."No. It's about the same way I feel about seeing a dead llama," Bennick said.Rare breeds of llamas can net owners more than $200,000 each.Bennick told Local 2 that he believes one of his neighbors killed the llamas and is offering up a $500 reward to get his neighbors talking.Copyright 2006 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.








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