Ignore the parakeet. He’s only kibitzing.
But the dog and the baby bunnies–well, that’s domestication. It does wonderful–and very unexpected!–things for animals. Maybe we ought to give it a crack at humans.
Ignore the parakeet. He’s only kibitzing.
But the dog and the baby bunnies–well, that’s domestication. It does wonderful–and very unexpected!–things for animals. Maybe we ought to give it a crack at humans.
Well, yeah, why not? Bring on the little bunnies–like, who’s ever been eaten by a golden retriever? As long as the dog is already well-fed; and if he’s not, shame on you!
Our cat Henry never bothered our pet mice. But he would’ve eaten the lizards, given half a chance.
This is one of those glimpses God gives us into His ultimate plans for Creation. “They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain…”
The dog is not going to eat the bunnies.
The parakeet is on hand to supervise.
Does this rabbit really have such a forceful personality; or is the dog in this video that big a wimp? Really, the bunny’s not supposed to chase the dog. And sometimes ducks and chickens get involved.
Is this bunny too big for his britches?
You’ve got to feel for this little dog. She tries every trick she knows to get the bunny to play with her–“I’ll chase you, then you chase me”–and she might as well be trying to sell insurance over the phone. Bunny’s just not interested.
Maybe she just needed a different bunny?
I couldn’t find any video of a man biting a dog. The best I could do was “fuzzy little bunny rabbit chases big black dog all around the barnyard.” The chickens, I regret to say, were not amused.
Because animals are so much more intelligent than we give them credit for, they can learn behaviors that don’t seem natural to them. The dog’s supposed to eat the bunny, right? But he’s not going to, and the bunny knows it.
What ever happened to “There are old bunnies, and there are bold bunnies, but there are no old, bold bunnies”? Like, who ever heard of rabbits playing with dogs? Aren’t dogs supposed to eat rabbits?
Not in these videos, they don’t. We don’t yet have the lion and the lamb lying down together, with the little child to lead them; but we do have dogs and bunnies being friends and playmates. That’s a good start–just a little glimpse of what our God has in store for us, down the road.
Betcha never thought you were ever gonna see that word in a headline, eh? But obstreporation is sort of what these dogs and bunnies do, once they get going.
Wait a minute. Dogs chase rabbits so they can eat them. Rabbits run away from dogs because they’re terrified of being eaten. But that’s not what’s going on here, is it?
Another glimpse into the Peaceable Kingdom, when it’s ready for us…
I’m sure I’ve heard it said somewhere that dogs eat rabbits and rabbits run away from dogs. But I don’t think these two have heard it. All right, it’s obvious the poor dog wants to take a nap, he doesn’t feel like chasing anything. But does he have to let the bunny snuggle him all over? You’d think the bunny loves the dog. And maybe he does.
(Crikey, there’s such low readership today! Wish I knew why.)
Someday the lion and the lamb will lie down together. In the meantime, dogs and bunnies can play and cuddle together.
Who would’ve thought it? Like, dogs eat rabbits, right? Maybe we’re getting a glimpse into what God has in store for His whole creation.