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Here’s a picture of my beloved border collie Bonus, who has taken very seriously his job as a bunny guard! He stays by Baileys and won’t let any other dog or cat near him. Isn’t that sweet? It’s hard to find Baileys in the picture, but he is there, on the right side.
Do any of your dogs look after your bunnies for you??
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aww thats sweet. my dog is well intentioned with my buns but i still can’t trust him completely unsupervised with them. mostly for those unexpected events that may crop up like some one coming to the door. my dog is almost 7yrs old but has the enthusiasm & energy of a 7 month old pup, so he’s likely to trample anybunny in his way when some one’s at the door. silly goof
he is great at letting me know if the buns are chewing on something they’re not supposed to when my attention is distracted. he tattles on them. i swear the look on his face says “hey… why are THEY allowed to chew on that? no fair!”
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when I was a little girl once upon a time long long ago…… I did have a dog named cinnamon he would barkn bark when the loose pack of dogs came to harrass the buns. no matter the hour I would even get out of bed and we would chase them off together. goood dog.
my dad built a neat gated enclosure for the buns totally enclosed roof too and we had plastic rolls we would unroll when it would rain hard and be cold and windy etc. to protect them. the dogs couldn’t get in the enclosure that held their cages but none the less cinnamon would bark and we would go chase.
he was a mutt. they are the best.
he wouln’t hurt the buns at all. I coudl let them play together supervised in teh back yard. we had big yard adn I would take a bun or 2 out and play with them. -
I think Bonus is doing a very good job of taking care of his “heard”.
I hear great things about border collies.
Is seems like biger dogs get along well with bunny’s.
My Husky, Nietzsche, was very protective of my cats. I think he would have liked Kay & Winston a lot.
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