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Baby wild bunny eats a three leaf clover. Bunny will be released back to the wild. I’m a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. These are probably the last eating shots because bunny is getting wild and ready for release. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.AnimalAdvocates.us

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An abused Lab mix (looks just like a Lab) was dumped at our house a few months back. We have gained his trust and fallen in love with him. He is such a good dog! The only problem I have is that we are rural and their are a lot of rabbits. I still walk him on a 26′ retractable leash. He does great until he sees one and no commands will stop him. It is all I can do to hold him back on his lead. The vet said he is about 60 lbs but is very strong and has the strength of a 100 + lb dog.
I’ve researched this on line and have found that this is natural behavior for a lot of dogs and even highly trained ones seem to forget they are when faced w/ a rabit chase.

He doesn’t chase cats- loves them. He’s "adopted" the neighbor’s kitten, even gives it a bath.

I’ve read about a toss game you and another person can play w/ a stuffed, AKC approved rabbit. Basically, you choose a command word and when the dog minds and returns to you, you give it a treat.
The other option involves using a dog whistle to distract them so they will listen to your command.

Have any of you had this problem? How did you solve it?
Dog has a massive kennel/ run, the problem is when we go for WALKS. ;)

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Rabbit: skinning and preparing with Mark Gilchrist

April 18, 2010

Sporting Shooter’s chef, Mark Gilchrist of Game For Everything, demonstrates how to prepare a rabbit, including gutting, skinning, boiling whole and picking off the meat to use in a variety of recipes. by James Marchington

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Born to Be Wild – Wii TV Party Groove On

February 3, 2010

Wii – Raving Rabbits TV Party Born to be wild

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How to Clean a Rabbit… (Part 2 of 2)

November 11, 2009

Watch as I attempt to informally instruct viewers on the fine art of skinning and gutting a wild rabbit. This one I shot in Novemeber of ‘07 with my Gamo Air Rifle. This is one of the first animals I ever attempted to clean myself. I’m working really slow and I was supposed to skin [...]

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How to Clean a Rabbit… (Part 1 of 2)

October 24, 2009

Watch as I attempt to informally instruct viewers on the fine art of skinning and gutting a wild rabbit. This one I shot in Novemeber of ‘07 with my Gamo Air Rifle. This is one of the first animals I ever attempted to clean myself. I’m working really slow and I was supposed to skin [...]

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Field Target Shooting in Second Life

September 6, 2009

Authentically styled and constructed Field Target Rifle and Olympic Style Target Rifle www.xstreetsl.com – Animated and running wild rabbits with blood bursts and squeals a very nice quality outfit for serious Sports Rifle and game shooters enthusiasts in Second Life … secondlife second life game rabbits wild field target pellet CO2 guns gun rifle olympics

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Skinning a Rabbit Using Flint Tools including Flint Knapping & Bushcraft Skills

July 28, 2009

This is my first attempt at skinning a Rabbit using flint, I thought I would share my experience with you and show you how I like to skin Rabbits. This video includes general Bushcraft Skills and a short peice of Flint Knapping that I recorded at BushcraftUK Bushmoot, thanks to John & Will Lord for [...]

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Killing a meat rabbit humanley

February 25, 2009

http://www.TheRabbitWringer.com
This is a 7 lb rabbit. The device will work on any size rabbit from Dwarf rabbits to Flemish Giants, Guaranteed!

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Great Pyrenees Guardian dog, Goats, Game birds and Rabbits.

February 24, 2009

New additions to Next Day Organics farm in Ozark, Arkansas. My friend gave me a Great Pyrenees puppy named Sadie, seven game hens and a game rooster. The guardian dog will guard our Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goats and chickens. Our goats are due to give birth soon so check back to see [...]

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