In the book, Noem describes the dog as having an "aggressive personality" and being "out of her mind with excitement." According to the book, as first reported in The Guardian, things apparently came to a head for Noem, when, on the way home from a pheasant hunt one day, Cricket attacked a family's group of chickens, acting, she says, like a "trained assassin." When Noem eventually got control of the dog, by grabbing her collar, she writes, "She whipped around to bite me." "I hated that dog," Noem writes, claiming Cricket was "untrainable." "This was my dog and my responsibility, and I would not ask someone else to clean up my mess," Noem writes
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