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Shelley
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 8:58 pm    Post subject: Dogs and other animals Reply with quote

As some of you know we have many rabbits. Now usually rabbit owners are cautious whenever there are dogs near their pets. But there are many dogs who get along fine with other animals. Years ago a friends nursing cat took over nursing three puppies after the dog/s mom died after being hit by a car. With our rabbits we have a neighbor that has a Rhodesian Ridgeback bitch. She is a perpetual puppy called Sascha. They also have rabbits. We have developed the "Sascha Theory of Bunny Love. Which states that a rabbits is not throughly been loved unless completely coated with dog saliva. Their rabbits usually avoid the dog not wanting a bath. Now Sascha cares not whose bunny she licks, she will lick all comers.



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