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Happy Easter!
YDI for making the decision to take your dog to a place full of young children, and chocolate that is poisonous for him/her, without a leash or being able to control him/her.
There's a moment ruined.
Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the... *munch*
The "wild bunny" is called a hare. And it must've been injured because there is no way a dog could possibly catch up to it, key alone catch and eat...
A bunny and a hare are not the same animal actually. Bunny usually refers to 'rabbit', which can also live in the wild. Hares are a lot bigger. I think a dog can easily catch a wild rabbit, hares are much faster, so it does seem unlikely this was a hare...
Dogs can totally catch hares, that's how they are hunted - with a pack of dogs.
maybe you should keep your mutt on a ******' leash.
I think it would be great for the kids to see that! The natural way of things I guess. Some of you were wrapped in wool as a child 'cause you're *******. **** who cares if a dog ate a hare they're a pest in my country anyway. If my dog caught his own rabbit I'd be giving him a pat on the back since he's mostly jack russell (with other bits mixed in) and jacks were bred to do just that! Stop being so precious and appreciate these children got a great life lesson for free!
Thats awesome
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Well that's a holiday memory the kids will never forget
Wow, this is my first time hearing of a dog actually CATCHING a rabbit, more or less eating it.