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Originally Posted by moondog  And no, it's not a breed thing. You likely didn't see it coming because you are unfamiliar with what to look for. I highly doubt it was "out of the blue", but a conflict between the two females that had been brewing for some time. |
I agree the behavior must have had some sort of markers along the eight or so months it's been now. Chasing? Growling? Snapping?
I hate to sound gross and I am very sorry for your loss and your family's trauma through this whole experience but the typical head shake could have caused this. Perhaps she was not actually consuming, rather trying to revive...it's too hard to tell from the description of their relationship. She is still a puppy, and if she's like my kids have been they have no clue how big or strong they are.
Again, I am so sorry this happened. Please give us some more info we're here to help.
Ailee