Oh the dog isn't hurting the rabbit. We had a pittmix that played with our rabbit. The cat also played with the rabbit. It's great that the owner is introducing the dog to different types of animals.
Bull terriers are such ****ing UGLY dogs, their anus sticks out and they have horrible faces, why would ANYONE want to keep a dog this horrible? They are horible dogs, I hate dogs, there is shit, all over the pavement and darve outside my house, they NEVER clean up afre them selves, or they just throw the bags in places it's not meant to go.
@meatisdeliciouse So why the heck do you hit 'dogs' on youtube's search? LOL just don't watch it and spare us from your nonsense comments... what's your point? change everyones mind?
@Airakobra Thats an easy one to answer, be cause Dag and Rabbit were in the same esentance and I typed Rabbit, and I got here through the links, thats why. ) : <
Typical mad EBT, our cat still beats the he'll out of Kitty after 3 years of living together and yet she still wants to play and thinks it's all a game!
my dog keeps thinking everything smaller than it is food :/ aaprt for wild cats... but rats, rabbits, everything like that is food... but equally after the rabbit is unfortunatly dead is does look after it (shes a bit slow s she only catches the ill/injured rabbits anyway)
I wouldn't leave them unintended. Rabbits can be very aggressive, and could beat a dog if they wanted too. My first rabbit was a royal bitch, nasty evil. After putting up with her for 3 years, I had the poor dear put to sleep! :( So I know one thing; I don't want no more rabbits!!!
Well you're very right about them having a bad side, I once saw a rabbit stuck in a rabbit trap, and when I went to let it out it bite my finger, and It's bottom and top teeth literally connected in my finger, I had no idea that they could bite that hard! It hurt like hell and It's still recovering today.
@IceYourPimpHand Oh yeah not only can they bite that hard, they can probably gnaw your fingers off. Rabbits aren't rodents but they have the nonstop growing incisor teeth like rodents. If you've ever watched Watership Down the story is fictional, but the way they have them fighting and ripping each other is right on target.
@watchensee Was your rabbit fixed? Many unaltered rabbits can be pains. I have a rabbit who is the sweetest thing and she loves people, cats, and dogs.
@watchensee Oh weird... My rabbit is unaltered and she is a sweet heart. All depends on the rabbit, don't bash them all because yours was a loon. Haha.
@RoscoTheRat Oh I'm not bashing all rabbits their just not the pet for me that's all. I did have a secound rabbit she was nicer, also spayed. But she was messy, and she did bite me once when I was giving her fresh food territoral!
@watchensee Oh, okay. My bun is't too messy but her sister was a slob.. -_- Lol. All depends on the bunny. Clean and friendly bunnies are what makes me happy. haha.
@watchensee Lol. Two complete different personalities. Haha. That's how it as when I had two bunnies. Domino wasn't mean, but she was less social then her sister (who I still have, Domino passed away a month ago) and dirtier.
@watchensee D: you put your rabbit to sleep just because it was aggressive? Dear lord... My male rabbit is probably the most aggressive rabbit I've ever seen. He's very familiar with me but he tries to bite me whenever he wants, he scratches, he does it to everyone. But there are moments when I put him in my lap and I pet him and he 'washes' me in return. I've bled and I have scars on my hands from him, but I'd never send him to be killed just because of that... Dear lord
@watchensee That dog has terrier blood running through his veins...I wouldnt worry about him. I honestly cant believe he not killing that rabbit my dog wouldnt hesitate.
this is very cute, i would only get worried if ur lovely bull terrier got over excited. but both are so cute and every owner knows there own dogs nature better then anyone else lots of love to Bailey and Emma :D xxx
@PLSS your the ignorant one,you can clearly tell the rabbit is scared and wants away,the dog see the rabbit as a toy a game,your only a dog person,you only se the dog,that rabbit is scared as hell! its cruel and its ignorant!
@izabelleTV The rabbit doesn't look scared to me, and actually, the dog's body language indicates it sees it as a playmate. It's greeting the rabbit as it would another dog/puppy. Please go get yourself an education before you hurt yourself and stop jumping to conclusions. This is a well-supervised situation that doesn't require criticism from people who know absolutely nothing about animals (e.g. you)
@izabelleTV I did read what you said. I lost brain cells as a result of it. You are failing to read the rabbit. Also, you have lowered your standards to the point of swearing and calling names. What are you, twelve?
@izabelleTV the rabbits not scared, if it was scared..... it would run it's little ass off away from the dog, and not stand there smelling it's cage or hop towards it when it's licked. have you ever seen a rabbit run? nearly impossibly to catch.
@abbytrowssy what is so basicly wrong with dog owners that make them defend stupid things like the unnatural situation of forcing a dog and rabbit "to play?" why does the owner have to repeat "be nice" to the dog if its so fricking relaxed and good ..because if not the dog will kill the rabbit because its what dogs do.
its just a forced and ignorant and cold situation without regard to the weaker part in this game the rabbit.
@izabelleTV lmao, is the owner holding down the rabbit and dog making them play? she's saying be nice because yes, dogs can tend to get over excited. it's called TEACHING and TRAINING the dog to always play nice whether she's there or not. a rabbit could kick that fucking dogs ass if it wanted to. my dwarf rabbit beat the crap out of my rotweiler when it got to close to it. my dog wouldn't go close to it afterwards. so calm down and fuckin enjoy this video.
With any dog you have to watch them with anything. But you can obviously see here that the dog is not meaning any harm to the rabbit, he/she is simply having fun. If people are watching him/her then i dont see the problem with it, shes a young dog the quicker you get her/him used to smaller animals the less chance you have of her/him killing one in the future.
If the rabbit was scared, she would be legging it of frozen in fear, and she's clearly neither. And the dog obviously means no harm of it would've attacked her.
Reading some of these comments are so funny and misinformed. The rabbit is fine.
I have an english bull terrier, hes 10 years old now and has never hurt a living thing. I also had two cats that he used to play with, tbh they used to put him in his place.
The only reason why that bunny is alive is because that bull terrier is a puppy. Once that dog reaches a year and a half that bunny would get distroyed. Terriers have insticts all the with back from the 1800's that you cannot take away. Stunning looking puppy by the way.
@TheMightyLu Even a broken lock is right twice a day. Big deal your dog hasn't, some have and thats the bottom line.
Below came stright from WikipediaBull Terrier.
"Early in the mid-1800s the "Bull and Terrier" breeds were developed to satisfy the needs for vermin control and animal-based blood sports." You have owned a Bull Terrier for ten years and you do not know the histoy of the breed?
Excuse me you are fucking stupid. Letting a puppy play with a rabbit. Dog = predator, rabbit = prey; never know when instincts kick in. I'd be amazed if this rabbit is still alive. The dog may not even mean any harm but think of how you would feel being tossed in with even a friendly hyena. Zero brains.
i love that look she gives to the camera! these animals are adorable
bull terriers are literally balls of energy to the point of overwhelming you, and the bunnys'....a bunny. not too active. this might look mean to some, but its harmless fun i think between very diverse animals
@brooklynlulu, as far as I can see(as the experienced owner of both) the bunny is not frightened, it really isn't(i wonder myself)! and Bailey really has no bad intentions, I can see. I wouldn't let my bully play with bunny like that though:)
@YakovDub That's true, just watched it again, I think the bunny was more like, get out of my freaken face already lol. Mom used to own bunnie's, I would love to have one but have two cat's that are not willing to share the space lol.
We have a staffy who played nicely with our rabbit for nearly year - now we don't have a rabbit. Instinct will beat cuteness every time, so watch your pet.
@crowebroke its probably because you are a shit dog owner and your dog didn't learn right from wrong. if your dog attacks things unprovoked then it's probably your fault.
no such thing as a bad [domesticated] dog. only bad owners.
i've owned 2 american pit bulls in my life, have outside cats and one inside cats, and chickens and goats at my parent's property. my dogs are well trained and socialized and never had a problem with it attacking any other living creature.
@clvinning It was a joke!! Good grief. And Clvinning, your abusive language clearly marks you out as a level headed person who should own dogs. Lighten up. The internet really is full of crazies.
@crowebroke the only logical explanation for that is if the rabbit was near the dog's food source and you have a food-protective dog. this is something you should know about your dog from a puppy in which case you dont leave food sitting around for any other pet to be near it.
In my garden we had a rabbit in a pen and my bully jumped around outside the pen for a while and when we went back the rabbit was dead. My dog didn't get her but i think it had a heart attack.
these dogs are great. my old bully (Rex) used to try to drink beer by putting his teeth around the top of the bottle and tipping his head up in the air; it was comical.
how did u get your dog to play with a rabit, my bully would have munched that rabit straight away, in fact my dog gos crazy if he sees a rabit or a rat..............
And i will repeat what ive said before, as a bully owner i think this vid is irrisponsible. And i find it really worrying that people who own dogs-and some who own bullys that you cannot even correctly recognise the basics of canine behaviour, which anyone who owns a dog should be able to understand in order to be a responsible dog owner. Clearly some of you are not.
chill out you take things to seriously the dog is being a dog my bully chases rabbits all the time, i bet your one of these people that sees to dogs playing and is like "oh my god there fighting". my dog is the sweetest pooch ever and he would hurt anyone he even hides behind the couch if someone raises there voice! i raised my dog how i wanted to raise him, its really annoing to have someone like you banging on about the correct way to train dogs and its quite personal, no one asked for help
ok soggynipples or whateva your calling yourself, standing tall over another animal, tail erect and lowering the head is not a canine play gesture. So clearly you kno nuffing about dog behaviour, neither does mrs koko either by the sounds of it. Dogs behaviour is alot more complex than 'oh its waggin its tail therefore its happy' bollox! If the dog was stood ther waggin its tail with a normal stance then that would be 'excited/happy' however it isnt.
Its nice to see different critters getting along! Just always watch them very closely when they're together, even if the dog has no desire to harm the rabbit due to the size and strength difference it could easily happen accidentally while playing, the same reason rabbits and guinea pigs shouldn't be housed together because a rabbit can kill or severely injure a GP accidentally fairly easily. You know your critters better than anyone else but accidents can happen.
;) hehe cute my lab i used to have (recently past,that sucks) would take any small critter and gaurd them with her life, lay with them and such mabye the fact that she is the mother of the 2 other labs just the mothering instinct taking effect but she just follows them and whines hah btw some of these conversations in these comments are rediculous lol dogs have different facial characteristics that you cant really judge unless youve bonded with them like im sure the owner has
Thank you! Someone with some sense finally. If we thought Emma the rabbit was in any real danger we would've immediately snatched her away. What you can't see in the video as that two of us are standing over them watching carefully, knowing that Bailey is doing nothing more than trying to play but we are on guard making sure the play doesn't get to rough.
Um... how would you be feeling if you were the rabbit? Pretty scared, I would think. And what would you think of the human who put you in this position; untrustworthy, is my guess.
Good job training your doggie to be friends with your rabbit, in NO WAY is that dog haarming Emma. Its down to the owner and the dog if they can play without any unwanted deaths or injuries.
I dont think your rabbit likes that very much...
Rubyelizabethh 1 month ago
target dog :3 tehe.
cocainetravels 2 months ago
4 years on and how is Bailey going, our Leo is 5 now and a big boof head.
Leowen2 2 months ago
this would be a hell of a rick roll
if the dog ate the rabbit with this same title rofl
KKEtokommasoulae 2 months ago
Que graciosooo!
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Regardless of the breed, it was great to see that you were supervising your dog.
But what a good dog, and so gentle !!!
How old is he? Must be young to be so inquisitive. :)
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TaniaLouise79 3 months ago
Oh the dog isn't hurting the rabbit. We had a pittmix that played with our rabbit. The cat also played with the rabbit. It's great that the owner is introducing the dog to different types of animals.
lalalandinhabitant 3 months ago
should be re-titled dog scares the shit out of a rabbit...
OneDutchTittie 3 months ago 6
Oh shut up and stop arguing. Its up to the owner how they want to train their dog and what they want to introduce their dog to.
WitYeOan 3 months ago
omg people its an english bull terrier puppy playing with a rabbit! ffs the owners right there!!!!!!!
salldarling 4 months ago
Both of em look like a rabbit lol
nikolassj 4 months ago
Beautiful bull terrier!
thecosmopolitandude 5 months ago
its a pit bull
wergersnee 6 months ago
@wergersnee no its a bull terrier
Andy20799 6 months ago 2
gorgeous bully! love the black markings on his ears :)
TriPartBeing 6 months ago
aww BFFs
SammiXWolf 6 months ago
I wouldn't suggest that. Buy a breaking stick, hope you're strong. :)
ojthedog 6 months ago
"Dawg, you smell."
fatimmortal 7 months ago
zajac sie boi jak huj!!!
ratuszowa 7 months ago
i was hoping the dog will eat the rabbit lol
pijanykrolik 7 months ago
@pijanykrolik your an ass
shaneyra 7 months ago
@pijanykrolik your an ass
shaneyra 7 months ago
@shaneyra easy man. i was just kidding XD
pijanykrolik 7 months ago
the dog might think their related
KeoshiSmith 7 months ago
Finally someone with comparable size ears, eh? Really cute:)
AnkaMsc 8 months ago
Bull terriers are such ****ing UGLY dogs, their anus sticks out and they have horrible faces, why would ANYONE want to keep a dog this horrible? They are horible dogs, I hate dogs, there is shit, all over the pavement and darve outside my house, they NEVER clean up afre them selves, or they just throw the bags in places it's not meant to go.
meatisdeliciouse 8 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse So why the heck do you hit 'dogs' on youtube's search? LOL just don't watch it and spare us from your nonsense comments... what's your point? change everyones mind?
Airakobra 8 months ago
@Airakobra Thats an easy one to answer, be cause Dag and Rabbit were in the same esentance and I typed Rabbit, and I got here through the links, thats why. ) : <
meatisdeliciouse 8 months ago
@meatisdeliciouse Not shure if troll or just really stupid -.-
manondeklerk 8 months ago
@manondeklerk But the ARE ugly, jut LOOK at this dog, it is absolutely, HORIBLE!
meatisdeliciouse 8 months ago
A fully grown Rex, could land some pretty accurate and painfull kicks on a dog... so dont worry about the bunny... its fine^^
Dynamitrios 8 months ago
a fully grown Rex could land some prety accurate kicks on a dog, so dont worry about the bunny,... shes fine^^
Dynamitrios 8 months ago
Typical mad EBT, our cat still beats the he'll out of Kitty after 3 years of living together and yet she still wants to play and thinks it's all a game!
kieser2007 8 months ago
my dog keeps thinking everything smaller than it is food :/ aaprt for wild cats... but rats, rabbits, everything like that is food... but equally after the rabbit is unfortunatly dead is does look after it (shes a bit slow s she only catches the ill/injured rabbits anyway)
silly dog :)
spiderpig444 8 months ago
Rocko!
one80sx 9 months ago
I wouldn't leave them unintended. Rabbits can be very aggressive, and could beat a dog if they wanted too. My first rabbit was a royal bitch, nasty evil. After putting up with her for 3 years, I had the poor dear put to sleep! :( So I know one thing; I don't want no more rabbits!!!
watchensee 9 months ago 12
@watchensee ..........You do know that dog would eat that rabbit alive?
IceYourPimpHand 2 months ago
@IceYourPimpHand Yes I do! The dog could easily tear the rabbit to shreads. I was just pointing out that rabbits have a badside too, and they do! :)
watchensee 2 months ago
@watchensee Ah, okay.
Well you're very right about them having a bad side, I once saw a rabbit stuck in a rabbit trap, and when I went to let it out it bite my finger, and It's bottom and top teeth literally connected in my finger, I had no idea that they could bite that hard! It hurt like hell and It's still recovering today.
IceYourPimpHand 2 months ago
@IceYourPimpHand Oh yeah not only can they bite that hard, they can probably gnaw your fingers off. Rabbits aren't rodents but they have the nonstop growing incisor teeth like rodents. If you've ever watched Watership Down the story is fictional, but the way they have them fighting and ripping each other is right on target.
watchensee 2 months ago
@watchensee ibet your a homo????
petertownend 2 months ago
@watchensee Was your rabbit fixed? Many unaltered rabbits can be pains. I have a rabbit who is the sweetest thing and she loves people, cats, and dogs.
RoscoTheRat 1 month ago
@RoscoTheRat Oh yeah I had her spayed, she was just a nasty rabbit. I don't know why? :(
watchensee 1 month ago
@watchensee Oh weird... My rabbit is unaltered and she is a sweet heart. All depends on the rabbit, don't bash them all because yours was a loon. Haha.
RoscoTheRat 1 month ago
@RoscoTheRat Oh I'm not bashing all rabbits their just not the pet for me that's all. I did have a secound rabbit she was nicer, also spayed. But she was messy, and she did bite me once when I was giving her fresh food territoral!
watchensee 1 month ago
@watchensee Oh, okay. My bun is't too messy but her sister was a slob.. -_- Lol. All depends on the bunny. Clean and friendly bunnies are what makes me happy. haha.
RoscoTheRat 1 month ago
@RoscoTheRat Well my first rabbit was VERY clean, but she was a mean Bitch. My secound rabbit was nicer, but messy constant clean up.
watchensee 4 weeks ago
@watchensee Lol. Two complete different personalities. Haha. That's how it as when I had two bunnies. Domino wasn't mean, but she was less social then her sister (who I still have, Domino passed away a month ago) and dirtier.
RoscoTheRat 4 weeks ago
@watchensee D: you put your rabbit to sleep just because it was aggressive? Dear lord... My male rabbit is probably the most aggressive rabbit I've ever seen. He's very familiar with me but he tries to bite me whenever he wants, he scratches, he does it to everyone. But there are moments when I put him in my lap and I pet him and he 'washes' me in return. I've bled and I have scars on my hands from him, but I'd never send him to be killed just because of that... Dear lord
kameh 1 month ago
@watchensee That dog has terrier blood running through his veins...I wouldnt worry about him. I honestly cant believe he not killing that rabbit my dog wouldnt hesitate.
surleyguru 2 weeks ago
Everyone plays with their food once in a while
Copsweet 9 months ago 40
Wouldn't want to sound rude, but my BT would eat that rabbit in a second... unfortunately.
atomkraft69 9 months ago
this is very cute, i would only get worried if ur lovely bull terrier got over excited. but both are so cute and every owner knows there own dogs nature better then anyone else lots of love to Bailey and Emma :D xxx
xoGullysMumox 9 months ago
First of all it was annoyed, not frightend and second...I wouldn't be afraid....She OBVIOUSLY knows and trusts her gorgeous puppy!!!!
ervaughn1977 10 months ago
Hows Bailey going, we saw him a couple of years ago, My Leo is 4 now and a big boof head.
1939PlymouthRatRod 10 months ago
This has "bad idea" written all over it.
metronomic1 10 months ago
Some people are real morons and don't deserve to have pets...
FromSoCal2TN 10 months ago
Which one's the rabbit?
rubbersole79 11 months ago 2
cute video
LeOgEcKoMaN 1 year ago
my 2 cats are scared of my rabbits
superanimallover11 1 year ago
my bully woulda tore that Bunny to pieces, like he tears up all his toys...
pecorino69 1 year ago
the bull terrier probably wont ever attack but the rabbit doesnt know that
teedonster 1 year ago
my EBT would have eaten it in a second
rhodesyboys 1 year ago
this is cruel poor bunny
izabelleTV 1 year ago
@izabelleTV How's it cruel? The bunny isn't being harmed. The dog clearly wants to play, and the owners are supervising it. Don't be ignorant.
PLSS 1 year ago
@PLSS your the ignorant one,you can clearly tell the rabbit is scared and wants away,the dog see the rabbit as a toy a game,your only a dog person,you only se the dog,that rabbit is scared as hell! its cruel and its ignorant!
izabelleTV 1 year ago
@izabelleTV The rabbit doesn't look scared to me, and actually, the dog's body language indicates it sees it as a playmate. It's greeting the rabbit as it would another dog/puppy. Please go get yourself an education before you hurt yourself and stop jumping to conclusions. This is a well-supervised situation that doesn't require criticism from people who know absolutely nothing about animals (e.g. you)
PLSS 1 year ago
@PLSS yes you didnt read what i said i I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THE DOG!
im reading the bunny and the bunny is scared,fucking rednecks who cant think.
izabelleTV 1 year ago
@izabelleTV I did read what you said. I lost brain cells as a result of it. You are failing to read the rabbit. Also, you have lowered your standards to the point of swearing and calling names. What are you, twelve?
PLSS 1 year ago
@PLSS then your screwed because you had very to start with.
izabelleTV 1 year ago
@izabelleTV the rabbits not scared, if it was scared..... it would run it's little ass off away from the dog, and not stand there smelling it's cage or hop towards it when it's licked. have you ever seen a rabbit run? nearly impossibly to catch.
abbytrowssy 6 months ago
@abbytrowssy yeah thats why its trying to get away and the dog blocks it..because its having so much fun..
izabelleTV 6 months ago
@abbytrowssy what is so basicly wrong with dog owners that make them defend stupid things like the unnatural situation of forcing a dog and rabbit "to play?" why does the owner have to repeat "be nice" to the dog if its so fricking relaxed and good ..because if not the dog will kill the rabbit because its what dogs do.
its just a forced and ignorant and cold situation without regard to the weaker part in this game the rabbit.
izabelleTV 6 months ago
@izabelleTV lmao, is the owner holding down the rabbit and dog making them play? she's saying be nice because yes, dogs can tend to get over excited. it's called TEACHING and TRAINING the dog to always play nice whether she's there or not. a rabbit could kick that fucking dogs ass if it wanted to. my dwarf rabbit beat the crap out of my rotweiler when it got to close to it. my dog wouldn't go close to it afterwards. so calm down and fuckin enjoy this video.
abbytrowssy 6 months ago
@abbytrowssy fuck u
izabelleTV 6 months ago
@abbytrowssy
That's not true at all a rabbit can't beat up a bull terrier their vermin and terriers hunt vermin
690169 6 months ago
@690169 im not saying that it would reduce the dog to blood, but yes it could give the dog a very good scare, and then bolt out of there.
abbytrowssy 6 months ago
ohhhhhhhhhh.this is really cute and you can tell that your dog knows not hurt the bunny. shes gentle and the rabbit is used 2 it. sweet!
JTKWL 1 year ago
i bet the rabbit shit himself
teedonster 1 year ago
FUCK the rabbit! let the puppy have some fun! you haters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
chepe420 1 year ago
With any dog you have to watch them with anything. But you can obviously see here that the dog is not meaning any harm to the rabbit, he/she is simply having fun. If people are watching him/her then i dont see the problem with it, shes a young dog the quicker you get her/him used to smaller animals the less chance you have of her/him killing one in the future.
AlexandraaBabbyy 1 year ago
If the rabbit was scared, she would be legging it of frozen in fear, and she's clearly neither. And the dog obviously means no harm of it would've attacked her.
ShinyaWhore 1 year ago
My Bully love everything ! cats , dogs, rabbits, ferrets, it killed lots of them
MrFamilyguy777 1 year ago
@MrFamilyguy777 Hahaha!
mara25e 1 year ago
DAMN BUNNY, YOU FAT
NaruXHina1980 1 year ago
two rabbits jajaja
DUSTYYNDARK 1 year ago
And people say killing is in their nature.
piepeace 1 year ago
@piepeace it is they just need to be soiclaized then its all good :)
TheAnimalDen 1 year ago
you may know your bt is harmless... but the rabbit doesnt....
im sure the rabbit is fckin afraid but unfortunately it can speak humanish to say so....
i love the breed...however..im pretty sure the poor rabbit is not enjoying it as much as the bt and you
oddoy 1 year ago
Don't turn your back, or the dog will eat the rabbit.
mdonnelly1971 1 year ago
Reading some of these comments are so funny and misinformed. The rabbit is fine.
I have an english bull terrier, hes 10 years old now and has never hurt a living thing. I also had two cats that he used to play with, tbh they used to put him in his place.
TheMightyLu 1 year ago 2
im scared of those dogs... idk ;(
BeBeAyumi 1 year ago
The only reason why that bunny is alive is because that bull terrier is a puppy. Once that dog reaches a year and a half that bunny would get distroyed. Terriers have insticts all the with back from the 1800's that you cannot take away. Stunning looking puppy by the way.
RoTLike 1 year ago
@RoTLike I have a english bull terrier and two cats. Hes 10 years old now and has never hurt a living thing.
Everyone seems to think they know it all when really they no nothing.
TheMightyLu 1 year ago
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@TheMightyLu Even a broken lock is right twice a day. Big deal your dog hasn't, some have and thats the bottom line.
Below came stright from WikipediaBull Terrier.
"Early in the mid-1800s the "Bull and Terrier" breeds were developed to satisfy the needs for vermin control and animal-based blood sports." You have owned a Bull Terrier for ten years and you do not know the histoy of the breed?
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RoTLike 1 year ago
youre an idiot and you should have your rabbit taken away
airbreathingengine 1 year ago
see how sceard the rabbit r !
rexton94 1 year ago
AWWWWWW thats so cute he just wants to play bless him ! I have a Staffordshire bull terrier named Bailey :-)
cloandcarl 1 year ago
For the love of god, the 'bunny' wasn't scared, it was startled at times because Bailey made a sudden movement. XD
People forget that rabbits can, you know, run from things their afraid of, and thats what she'd do if she were afraid.
I've never owned a dog, but I'm fairly educated. Obviously dogs have been trained past their 'instincts' or else they wouldn't listen to us at all.
This person has obviously raised their dog well or otherwise there would be no rabbit in the video to begin with.
shinocicada 1 year ago 2
ewww ugly thing
TheGleisdreieck 1 year ago
thats a pretty bull terrier i've always wanted 1. theyre expensive though.
SCREWSTUNNA069 1 year ago
my first Bully's name was Bailey too!!!!!!!!1 He was a spitfire!!!!!!!
skipperwbw 1 year ago
Poor rabbit! it looks real scared!!
yazii1234 1 year ago
Oh, yeah, that dog's going to kill that rebbit eventually.
A rabbit is the chew toy all dogs crave.
NauiBitchtl 1 year ago
I love fatass bunnies;)
teta809 1 year ago
soo cute!
AmandaIsAHottie 1 year ago
I Had a Bull Terrier named Billy&&
He Absolutely loved to play like that.
blaknyllw 1 year ago
oh my.... my bull terrier would have had that eaten in 2 seconds
tpmease13 1 year ago
Excuse me you are fucking stupid. Letting a puppy play with a rabbit. Dog = predator, rabbit = prey; never know when instincts kick in. I'd be amazed if this rabbit is still alive. The dog may not even mean any harm but think of how you would feel being tossed in with even a friendly hyena. Zero brains.
Lagolop 1 year ago
you do realise that bailey or the breed where bred to grab rats and rabbits and shake them till they died just a little warning
omega3litre 1 year ago
now if that was a black person it would be all type of messed up comments right.amazing
NINOBROWN917 1 year ago
lol i wish my minibull puppy was that gentle... hes very rough and cant play with our 5 lb morkie
Slyther83 1 year ago
i love that look she gives to the camera! these animals are adorable
bull terriers are literally balls of energy to the point of overwhelming you, and the bunnys'....a bunny. not too active. this might look mean to some, but its harmless fun i think between very diverse animals
aqouby 1 year ago
I would be very afraid to let her play with the Bunny. It was frightened, I would feel pretty bad about that.
brooklynlulu 2 years ago 25
@brooklynlulu, as far as I can see(as the experienced owner of both) the bunny is not frightened, it really isn't(i wonder myself)! and Bailey really has no bad intentions, I can see. I wouldn't let my bully play with bunny like that though:)
YakovDub 1 year ago
@YakovDub That's true, just watched it again, I think the bunny was more like, get out of my freaken face already lol. Mom used to own bunnie's, I would love to have one but have two cat's that are not willing to share the space lol.
brooklynlulu 1 year ago
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LisaBaby67 2 years ago
The dog here obviously means no harm to the rabbit and just wants to play but that rabbit is terrified.
AJT041979 2 years ago 3
it would be more terrified if it got tossed in with my carpet python
Slyther83 1 year ago
aw that is soooooo cute
weeblondi 2 years ago
We have a staffy who played nicely with our rabbit for nearly year - now we don't have a rabbit. Instinct will beat cuteness every time, so watch your pet.
crowebroke 2 years ago 46
@crowebroke why you dont have the rabbit anymore?
fotljubei 1 year ago
@fotljubei Seriously? "Instinct will beat cuteness" The DOG killed it.
lilsu770 1 year ago
@crowebroke i had a staffy but she died any ways my dog was so socable and she evan played with cats
omg11259 7 months ago
@crowebroke I had two staffies, neither worked out. Clingy demanding dogs. Back to my Pits forever. For me they are better. No disrespect tho.
lonerangersheriff 7 months ago
@crowebroke its probably because you are a shit dog owner and your dog didn't learn right from wrong. if your dog attacks things unprovoked then it's probably your fault.
no such thing as a bad [domesticated] dog. only bad owners.
i've owned 2 american pit bulls in my life, have outside cats and one inside cats, and chickens and goats at my parent's property. my dogs are well trained and socialized and never had a problem with it attacking any other living creature.
clvinning 6 months ago
@clvinning It was a joke!! Good grief. And Clvinning, your abusive language clearly marks you out as a level headed person who should own dogs. Lighten up. The internet really is full of crazies.
crowebroke 6 months ago
@crowebroke sorry, i have little patience for ignorance is all. good day to you :)
clvinning 6 months ago
@crowebroke the only logical explanation for that is if the rabbit was near the dog's food source and you have a food-protective dog. this is something you should know about your dog from a puppy in which case you dont leave food sitting around for any other pet to be near it.
clvinning 6 months ago
うさぎはショックで死ぬんだからやめろよ。
しかも相手は猟犬だろうが。
thebrackbunny 2 years ago
Mines called Loki. ^_^
Jteppic 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
ugliest dog in the whole world
jayteelicious1 2 years ago
I bet Their better looking than you or your moms !
EBTerriers 2 years ago
they can be a little ruff lol.....brilliant dogs if you train well though
nellistthetank 2 years ago
Not very healthy way to play from terrier.
janikarvonen 2 years ago
wow mine exactly looks like yours
ExtremeGamer98 2 years ago
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
emma's like... fuck you, bitch...
MissSwann2223 2 years ago
i have a bull terrior named baily
ExtremeGamer98 2 years ago
That bull terrier has some of the biggest ears i have ever seen....i do hope hes growing in to them lol
EBTerriers 2 years ago
wow....my bully wud of had rabbit paella out of him.lovely dog,but ithink the bunny was shittin himself.thats one well behaved terrier.well done
boredchad2009 2 years ago
and the rabbit was shitting her pants.......
666jason 2 years ago
Aww i love his ears..i've never seen them like that on a bull terrier before
TrishyxLou 2 years ago
DEATHMATCH
emorockstarandy 2 years ago
beatiful dog
BlSabbatH2 2 years ago
I looooooove the markings on the Bull Terrier. Gorgeous!
missbehaivn677 2 years ago
quit
pk666311 2 years ago
know where i can get a bully for cheap
hambone6988 2 years ago
like 50 - 100 bucks... all over...
JayDomination 2 years ago
U SAY FUCK THE RABIT all they do is bite scratch n shit in there own house
alfinator07 2 years ago
stupid the dog might be playing but the rabbit dont enjoy it a bit
Newbpwng 2 years ago 3
Yeah...poor rabbit...
Alofacetoface 2 years ago 3
That rabbit looks scared...it's looking at the camera saying help me.
warn81 2 years ago 2
hahaha,cute!he's like, whats this little creature.haha
LadyOhEvans 2 years ago
In my garden we had a rabbit in a pen and my bully jumped around outside the pen for a while and when we went back the rabbit was dead. My dog didn't get her but i think it had a heart attack.
wiisaace 3 years ago
Wow thats amazing my old bully would eat the rabbits and he even killed the ferrets chasing them
xwildgt 3 years ago
Heh, the way he's acting, he clearly thinks that bunny's a puppy. Cute.
hazel61kinzel 3 years ago 2
My bullie tries to "play" with the baby rabbits in my backyard but he just winds up killing them.
NYbbydoll93 3 years ago
Mu bullterrier when he was little was afraid of rabbits ;D
juzikas 3 years ago
Hmm ,has he ate it yet.
Ryderisking 3 years ago
very friebdly
protest5 3 years ago
omg can i have him please he is gorgeus!!!!!!!,.....the name bailey is wicked man...it suits him too!!!
xxxx
pjherb 3 years ago
these dogs are great. my old bully (Rex) used to try to drink beer by putting his teeth around the top of the bottle and tipping his head up in the air; it was comical.
hizzleeee 3 years ago
what a good looking dog you have!
hizzleeee 3 years ago 3
how did u get your dog to play with a rabit, my bully would have munched that rabit straight away, in fact my dog gos crazy if he sees a rabit or a rat..............
jakeyboyjakeypee 3 years ago
if this was my bully the title would be "Bull Terrier Plays with Lunch."
acraigwilliams 3 years ago
And i will repeat what ive said before, as a bully owner i think this vid is irrisponsible. And i find it really worrying that people who own dogs-and some who own bullys that you cannot even correctly recognise the basics of canine behaviour, which anyone who owns a dog should be able to understand in order to be a responsible dog owner. Clearly some of you are not.
blondeterrier 3 years ago
chill out you take things to seriously the dog is being a dog my bully chases rabbits all the time, i bet your one of these people that sees to dogs playing and is like "oh my god there fighting". my dog is the sweetest pooch ever and he would hurt anyone he even hides behind the couch if someone raises there voice! i raised my dog how i wanted to raise him, its really annoing to have someone like you banging on about the correct way to train dogs and its quite personal, no one asked for help
jakeyboyjakeypee 3 years ago 3
ok soggynipples or whateva your calling yourself, standing tall over another animal, tail erect and lowering the head is not a canine play gesture. So clearly you kno nuffing about dog behaviour, neither does mrs koko either by the sounds of it. Dogs behaviour is alot more complex than 'oh its waggin its tail therefore its happy' bollox! If the dog was stood ther waggin its tail with a normal stance then that would be 'excited/happy' however it isnt.
blondeterrier 3 years ago
Well stated, blondeterrier. Animal behavior is just that...ANIMAL, not human. It hurts me to think how frightened this rabbit must have been.
LeBateauRimbaud 2 years ago
whatch them my uncle has the same dog and she eats every thing if she could dogs too
NYlover2000 3 years ago
Its nice to see different critters getting along! Just always watch them very closely when they're together, even if the dog has no desire to harm the rabbit due to the size and strength difference it could easily happen accidentally while playing, the same reason rabbits and guinea pigs shouldn't be housed together because a rabbit can kill or severely injure a GP accidentally fairly easily. You know your critters better than anyone else but accidents can happen.
rich1299yt 3 years ago 2
;) hehe cute my lab i used to have (recently past,that sucks) would take any small critter and gaurd them with her life, lay with them and such mabye the fact that she is the mother of the 2 other labs just the mothering instinct taking effect but she just follows them and whines hah btw some of these conversations in these comments are rediculous lol dogs have different facial characteristics that you cant really judge unless youve bonded with them like im sure the owner has
Boink1122 3 years ago 4
Thank you! Someone with some sense finally. If we thought Emma the rabbit was in any real danger we would've immediately snatched her away. What you can't see in the video as that two of us are standing over them watching carefully, knowing that Bailey is doing nothing more than trying to play but we are on guard making sure the play doesn't get to rough.
ntproctor 3 years ago
@ntproctor lmao yeah and the rabbit doesnt seem fussed at all shes just like "yeah whatever"
smellydee 1 year ago
Um... how would you be feeling if you were the rabbit? Pretty scared, I would think. And what would you think of the human who put you in this position; untrustworthy, is my guess.
QueenieAlexander2000 3 years ago
rabbits can kick a dog REAL hard in the face if theyre really scared, but this one isnt so BE QUIET PLEASE!!
kokomotoXDgirl 3 years ago
Good job training your doggie to be friends with your rabbit, in NO WAY is that dog haarming Emma. Its down to the owner and the dog if they can play without any unwanted deaths or injuries.
FloridayHamsters 3 years ago 3