Eastern Tennessee Thread

[NellaBean]

"Ginger" is not your typical bunny. She is FIESTY and FEARLESS. She will chase your cats, run circles around your children and basically rampage through your house like a bull in a china shop. She is pretty darn funny.

 

[hencackle]

Looks like a "real" rabbit stuck his finger in the light socket

I still think she's so pretty.

OMG how can you see food in that face?

Because he and my sister's Manchester Terrier killed all the bunnies in a nest in my parent's poodle's pen. I was mortified. A Manchester Terrier, I can expect that breed to kill little creatures, but we have a Coton de Tulear, a little white dog in the Bichon family. I certainly did not expect him to be that way. Actually, I think he's a poor representation of the breed and he wasn't quite what I expected, but the breeder refused to take him back a week after we got him. That's not the sign of a responsible dog breeder, IMO.

Maybe I should trade Gilligan for the bunny?​

 

[NellaBean]

No thanks, already have one bunny killer dog in the family. Unfortunately mine is a 55lb chow mix.

 

[hencackle]

Would you like another?

He only weighs 13 lbs. It won't cost much to feed him.

 

[NellaBean]

Ha. I have 215lbs worth of dogs already. No thanks

 

[hencackle]

It doesn't hurt to ask. I will say that Gilligan is good with chickens because he was raised with a housechicken and my first Havanese--those 2 were buddies. It didn't take Gilligan long to learn that you don't make Priscilla mad...she has a beak and isn't afraid to use it.

Our other dog is a Havana Silk that has absolutely no predator drive whatsoever. The only reason he would go after a bunny is to get the fresh bunny berries that were dropped.

So many typos!!!

 

[laughingdog]

do i have the only non chicken killing dogs in the world? they just want to herd and mother them (even the boys, well oddly especially the boys)?

 

[Heathero617]

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I still think she's so pretty.

OMG how can you see food in that face?

Because he and my sister's Manchester Terrier killed all the bunnies in a nest in my parent's poodle's pen. I was mortified. A Manchester Terrier, I can expect that breed to kill little creatures, but we have a Coton de Tulear, a little white dog in the Bichon family. I certainly did not expect him to be that way. Actually, I think he's a poor representation of the breed and he wasn't quite what I expected, but the breeder refused to take him back a week after we got him. That's not the sign of a responsible dog breeder, IMO.

Maybe I should trade Gilligan for the bunny?​

I LOVE a Manchester terrier, not many people know what they are!!! I dont like little yippie dogs there are very few small breed i DO like. Dont like a poodle of ANY size, shape or color, dont like chi's, dont like Bichon's, Pom's and many more. Small-ish breeds i DO like are Boston's of course but they arent little dogs between 15 and 25 lbs, Manchesters i do have a soft spot for, Frenchies, and thats about it.

 

[Heathero617]

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OOOO I'm having a horrible time with my Boston's all of a sudden. They just want to chase them, I call them back and they listen but geeze i shouldnt have to!

 

[Heathero617]

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c'mon this broken boston needs someone who can afford to have him fixed up the right way. I dont want to turn him over to a rescue but i might not have a choice. If he needs back surgery, there is no way on this green earth that i can have it done for him. Hey i've been waiting on my back to be fixed since i was 12, if i fixed a dogs back before my own i'd need to really put myself in a HUGE time out