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There is Diana taking some sunshine before the rain came, nasty wether here a lil of sun and then terrible rain.



My other dog (Lady) isn't there b/c she attacks the rabbit, she has a high prey drive.
 

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That's funny...another rabbit and pit combo. We've had the same mini lop for eight years now, and has survived three pitbulls. My daughter named the rabbit "PAL", because eight years ago, that's what he was for her, as my two older boy's always excluded her from their activities, which for me was just as well! So we got her that rabbit from Uncle Bills Pet Mart, so she named him her pal. Anyway, it's been eight years of dogs constantly wanting to consume him, an so i was thinking "CHANCE" would've been a better name, as what are the chances of a rabbit making it through all these years of dogs?!!! The rabbit's eyes are real cloudy now, so I don't think he has another season in him, but at least he'll go naturally!
 

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I got him 2 years ago b/c my niece wanted a pet and her mom isnt the animal lover kind, so i got her a rabbit, then my x-gf got me a minilop but she died a very hot summer day, then i got a lionhead for my other niece but she disappeared the day i moved here (i think my old neighbor's kid stoled her) and now my niece said she wants a rabbit of her own and i promised her one if she let her mom take her to the dentist so im gettin a new rabbit next week. My pit doesnt even chase the rabbit she just ignore him (i dont let him out of his cage or pen when she(my APBT) is outside anyway, u never know when her prey drive is gonna make her try to hunt), but my other dog will try to eat him even if he is in his cage thats why i dont let her out unsupervise, she is always inside or in her kennel.
 
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