Mr. B. does seem to understand that in the evening, Abby is on a leash and when my husband and Abby come down the back steps, he just hops a few feet out of reach and continues to munch grass.
But earlier I have to make sure he's not basking in the yard, so I do a 'Rabbit Sweep" and shoo him through the fence into the side yard before "releasing the hound".
Abby is not too happy her hunting has been limited due to the Wabbit Warning System.
Do you need me and Stanley to stop over and help with that rabbit? We love chasing rabbits!
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Murphy & Stanley
We have had one successful rabbit catch here, and that was several years ago. Mom thinks at least one of us is up to the challenge:(
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I love chasing bunnies, and I've caught a number of them over the years! But I guess they finally decided not to come into my yard any more.
ReplyDeleteWe've got so many bunnies here - I wanna chase em, but momma likes em so I don't get to.
ReplyDeletewe have just toads in our garden, so we have to go on toad patrol every morning ;O)))
ReplyDeleteI'll come for a visit and help you catch that sneaky wabbit, Abby!!
ReplyDeletePoor Abby Lab. Have you tried explaining to your Mom that as a lab, you have a "soft" mouth? Maybe you and Mr. Bun could exercise together.
ReplyDeleteLee is in. Phod just wants to be friends with it!
ReplyDeleteWe see a few rabbits in the early morning hours and they want no part of the rabbit hunting duo. Elsa doesn't seem to understand mommy's shoulder isn't quite awake when she shifts into hyper-speed to say good morning to the little buns.
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