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Since (in my experience) Basenjis always eat the head of a rabbit first, I'd love to know the answer to this one too !
Here, they always eat the head last so I did get it from her. We have tan, rather than gray squirrels, so maybe the heads taste different?(I do not expect an answer, preferring to get away from this subject!)
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All I did was pray she wouldn't puncture the eyes!
This begs me to ask... aside from the "ewww, gross" factor, is there a reason you were concerned about potential eyeball puncturing?
Just the grossness factor. Very few things make me sick just to see but I think that might be one.