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Re: Best Friends!
I wouldn't be so sure about how this is going to play out. In every picture, the Husky is not making eye contact with the rabbit, nor the photographer. Why? What is she hiding?
I think she is just waiting to make her move and she will give a whole new meaning to the term "Fatal Attraction."
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Re: Best Friends!
Originally Posted by rlditmars
I wouldn't be so sure about how this is going to play out. In every picture, the Husky is not making eye contact with the rabbit, nor the photographer. Why? What is she hiding?
I think she is just waiting to make her move and she will give a whole new meaning to the term "Fatal Attraction."
Well there Captain Downer, in the three years I have had this dog she has shown zero aggression to anything. In that time she has been around a lot of other animals. You are seeing 3 pics out of dozens, in which both the dog and rabbit are looking towards each other, towards the camera and all over the place. These 3 were chosen more for their angle than anything else. She has even let the rabbit sniff and nibble at her favorite toy, and they eat carrots together. Zero aggression.
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Originally Posted by Capray
This is so sweet! I just had to add, they have similar markings!!! Lol.. Is there a certain procedure for free ranging your rabbits? Can they be taught to come when called, like rats? (ahem, ahem..I tend to be biased towards rats, ahem)
I am not sure if you can teach them their name. He is litter box trained though, and does not poop or pee when outside his cage.
Last edited by Royal Hijinx; 10-31-2012 at 09:28 AM.
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Re: Best Friends!
Very cute. I love the markings on the bunny.
Originally Posted by jinx667
I am not sure if you can teach them their name. He is litter box trained though, and does not poop or pee when outside his cage.
I wish my rabbit was like that, the little snot peed on my bed last night.
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Great pair! Both are gorgeous! I love how big that bun is. hehe. Thanks for sharing.
Our dogs should become friends!
Vicious blood thirsty shepherd.
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Awww.. I swear I will never get another dog... unless its a husky!! LOL they are so pretty!!
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Royal Hijinx (10-31-2012)
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Thats so cute!
I wouldnt leave them like that unnattended, but theres nothing wrong with letting them interact for adorable pictures.
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Royal Hijinx (10-31-2012)
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The rabbit does get let out unattended, dog or not. Mainly because they like to chew on everything.
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Re: Best Friends!
[QUOTE=jinx667;1949293]Well there Captain Downer, in the three years I have had this dog she has shown zero aggression to anything. In that time she has been around a lot of other animals. You are seeing 3 pics out of dozens, in which both the dog and rabbit are looking towards each other, towards the camera and all over the place. These 3 were chosen more for their angle than anything else. She has even let the rabbit sniff and nibble at her favorite toy, and they eat carrots together. Zero aggression.
Apologies. I think my attempt at humor was mistaken for something different then intended. That is the problem with the written word these days. Unless one types JK, LOL, or adds a smiley face, people assume its a serious comment and the punn is missed. I would have thought the line "What is she hiding?" would have given it away.
If you have seeen other posts of mine you would know that most of my comments are supportive or inquiring. I will usually not comment at all if I can't help the OP out or I just generally disaprove, because it's doesn't end up being useful. However, I do like to throw out little quips now and again. And because my sense of humor tends to be sarcastic in nature, this is how they sound.
I did not mean to impune your dog's integrity or harm her reputation. Nor was my intent to offend the bunny, his family, or his religious beliefs in any way. If I really meant to be mean, I would have made a crack about the bunny being adopted and his real parents not loving him. Oops! See what I mean. I'll just stop there. JK, LOL,
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I am not sure how I was supposed to take a crack about the dog killing the bunny as a joke, tone or not. Anyway, is what it is
Last edited by Royal Hijinx; 10-31-2012 at 07:31 PM.
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Very cute picture! Only problem why i will probably never own a husky is the shedding season, had one over for dog sitting a few years ago and it was shedding its winter coat and it looked like it snowed in my house. But you do have a very cute husky and rabbit.
Tom
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