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Puppies Killing Each other

Puppies Killing Each other
Posted 2024-09-25 04:36:52 (edited)
#1283686
So, you may be thinking that i would be crazy writing this, but here me out...
I recently bred two puppies that were almost identical. I decided on which one would be kept and the other one would be sold, now fast forward to one rollover later...
The one i had meant to keep had died!!
The cause of death was equally suspicious... He perished due to an UNSPECIFIED bite wound...
So, in conclusion what are our opinions on the brother that was going to be sold killing his sibling in order to be kept and, due to his parents, according to my laws,  be in line for the alpha position....
Suspicious, suspicious...
Anyway, what are your thoughts on this theory, i would absolutely love to hear them!! 		BurningFangs
#142260
Posted 2024-09-25 05:55:54
#1283717
Oh I LOVE THIS THEORY
Things like puppies wandering off to beehives, bear dens, etc. could easily be a manipulative older pup daring a younger one to go do this or that. Sabotage!
blacklight
#131787
Posted 2024-09-25 05:58:11
#1283720
Yay a reply!! 		BurningFangs
#142260
Posted 2024-09-25 20:48:54
#1284593
This actually makes alot of sense tbh ha ha 		Nanoosky
#75367
Posted 2024-10-05 12:12:24
#1292873
I really love this! Tons of lore and personality to be told just from this theory. I might apply this to my storyline from now on 		Koa
#143520
Posted 2024-10-05 12:19:31
#1292885
One of my puppies actually died from falling off a cliff, and it could be another pup pushing her down. 		Koa
#143520
Posted 2024-10-05 12:23:32
#1292896
So many of mu pups have died for such suspicious reasons. Most seemed like they were told to do it. My past herbalist was sneaky, and about five pups died from a poisonous plant. HMM
DarkHeart
#137813
Posted 2024-10-05 12:31:03
#1292913
An extension of this could have to do with pupsitting: the more protected a pup is, the more monitored it is, and less likely to fall for another pup's schemes or be victim to bullying!
blacklight
#131787
Posted 6 days ago
#1342483
Oh I agree with this, it makes total sense. I was getting ready to make a post about something similar. At the end of the first half of the story line I let meave give up her puppies. Skip forward I just had a bunch of puppies born and picked three that I intended to keep. Two rollovers later, two puppies have died and both of them were ones that I intended to keep and spend GC on. It just seems like karma for letting meave give up hers. 		KalikaRoo31
#2874
Posted 6 days ago
#1342663
Yes, perhaps, even though this is unlikely, when they die from other wolves/coyotes or similar, other pups or wolves in the pack could be working with them and order them to kill their sibling/pup or just some random puppy because they plan on either taking over and challenging the pack, or running off and forming their own pack. 		BurningFangs
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