Thea & Bobbin
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Oh that's such good news
I hope he continues to do well, I'm sure his new friend will be good for him and nurse him back to health 
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My sisters rabbits after dog attack. Pics UPDATE SAD NEWS
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Oh that's such good news
I hope he continues to do well, I'm sure his new friend will be good for him and nurse him back to health 
OMG - I have just read this thread. Poor you and poor Gizmo.
Can you call your neighbours bluff and tell them you have cctv footage?
I would not be able to stay calm in a situation like that. My neighbours dog (Staffie cross) came in to my garden and nearly managed to get my cat once and I went mad at my neighbour. I warned him that if it ever came in our garden again then I would report it and if it ever did anything to our cat that I would ensure that it was put down!
Can you call your neighbours bluff and tell them you have cctv footage?
I would not be able to stay calm in a situation like that. My neighbours dog (Staffie cross) came in to my garden and nearly managed to get my cat once and I went mad at my neighbour. I warned him that if it ever came in our garden again then I would report it and if it ever did anything to our cat that I would ensure that it was put down!
Herbert'sMum
Warren Scout
OMG.....just read this. How shocking. So sorry that Gizmo didn't make it but I hope that Bubbles is continuing to go from strength to strength.
Unfortunately I am unable to let my rabbit run free in the garden anymore due to the fact that a neighbour's horrible poodle keeps escaping into it. Some people have these pets but don't give a damn about the responsibilities that come with it.
For those that keep rabbits outdoors, I would suggest padlocking hutches as a colleague's friend had her two rabbits savaged by a neighbour's dog who jumped the fence and somehow managed to get into the hutch. I've heard about foxes doing the same thing. Anyway, they only take a few minutes to fit and could prevent much heartache.
Unfortunately I am unable to let my rabbit run free in the garden anymore due to the fact that a neighbour's horrible poodle keeps escaping into it. Some people have these pets but don't give a damn about the responsibilities that come with it.
For those that keep rabbits outdoors, I would suggest padlocking hutches as a colleague's friend had her two rabbits savaged by a neighbour's dog who jumped the fence and somehow managed to get into the hutch. I've heard about foxes doing the same thing. Anyway, they only take a few minutes to fit and could prevent much heartache.
