Hi! I hope he hasn’t gotten into your chickens again. It’s always unfortunate to loose part of your flock. If this happens again you could try use a cone flipped backwards over the chicken so your pup can’t eat the chicken tied to him. A big part of why this works is also being ostracized from his pack or family, so he’ll need to be ignored except for food and water for at least a day. Good luck, and don’t give up on him yet!

I hope this worked for you!

I hope this method works for us. I have our husky Pyrenees locked up right now in the kennel with a heAdless duck:/
The three dogs hadn’t messed with the chickens until spring my mom(we live on the same 33acres) put her pullets out then suddenly the taste was there. They still haven’t messed with the hens but killed the rooster. I was convinced it was our retriever mix but my husband came in and said his teeth were clean and the husky mix had black duck down in his teeth. So… anyhow, got out of bed after this late night killing and stumbling across this post and commenced the training process. Thank you so much! I was convinced there had to be someone out there after centuries of dog fowl cohabitation that had come up with a training hack that actually works. Praying this does for us… because it’s the end of the road for the dogs here on the property if it doesn’t.

Thanks for writing, please update how it works for you!