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My beagle have never escaped through our garden fences (although they’re quite tall & have a concrete base, so that probably explains why) but she has ran out the door before. She always comes back though, she’s extremely loyal. Just not the most intelligent! 😅
My beagle ate 2 whiteboards,clay,all my chocolate cookies,wood,stones,a lot of beach sand,glue,a lot of insects,and he still live,i'm very proud of him
I have in total 4 beagles and I can say that they are completely loyal and loving dogs, the separation anxiety is no joke all four are attached to one of my family members and they get super sad when one of us leaves the house. Also am I the only one that surfers of what I call the beagle state when the beagle gets so interested in some task that they won't listen to anything or anyone?
I have a dog who's part Australia Shepard and I was thinking of getting him a buddy. However I have no clue if he also has separation anxiety to the point it's destructive. He does cry and whine if he's alone while we're home, but he's fairly calm and quiet when alone. Would a beagle make the anxiety worse? Would he help the beagle? I'm not really sure how it all works yet, but thought I'd ask.
@@dennysdonuts4918 personally I found that my beagles anxiety went down when we started getting more of them. I started with 1 cocker and 1 beagle then when the cocker passed my beagle's anxiety grew a lot, then the other two came and the anxiety and destructive behavior whent down too. My fourth beagle lives with other tree dog's and he is totally fine he obviously gets nervous but not as bad as it used to be (Hope my English isn't that bad and you can understand just fine, not my first language)
I saw a picture of a beagle who was blind in the left eye because they tested cosmetics on them. We the human race as an entirely are disgusting, funny how we call being gentle and merciful “humane”
My Beagle hated being alone. In the early ages when he would start to be left outside on a runner he would bark nonstop until I came out. And when he was a puppy we could hike and he would trail behind us. Though once he got a little bigger he could not be loose or he would catch a scent and wander off. He got loose once and just came back home when he was done at night.
OH MY...... That VERY Last clip.... is S O True of beagles!! My daughter, one (1) time, said that our girl 'Blu' got out of her harness!! Luckily, my daughter was older so, she didn't panic, but was Totally amazed that 'Blu' got freed... I Told Her, "NO WAY!! She can't wiggle out of that harness!!", I replied. Until ONE (1) Day..... " I " was walking her, 'Blu' that is, and Sure Enuf.......... SHE GOT OUT of her Harness!!! Miss-ya 'Blu' girl..... We miss ya!!!
The last part about the escape artist made me laugh because my dog who is part beagle (he’s a mutt) has a similar harness and he did the same trick at the vet before 😂
My beagle is one of the beast things that has ever happened to me. She's my best friend. I will most likely never get any other type of dog again. She is beautiful and incredibly intelligent, far more than any other dog I've ever had. She understands and remembers the craziest things. She's really a great dog. I barely have to tell her to do anything anymore. She just knows what to do. She has even developed her own routines on walks for places she likes to sniff and places she doesn't. She is extremely stubborn though. She's not listening unless she wants to, and she refuses to listen to anyone accept for me period. It pisses my partner off, but I find it to be adorable honestly.
My family has always owned Beagles (and Beagles only) since I was born. Every beagle that we have owned was goofy, loyal, gentle and friendly, but you are absolutely right on the escape note. We ended up having to put special location collars on our beagles because they’d run off and explore. These dogs are honestly the best dogs you could ever hope to ask for, and if you’re considering one and have the right mentality and home environment for a pet, go ahead and pick one up. I promise you won’t regret it.
Can confirm on the escape artist Capable of chewing through a 1and a half inch tall collar and able to open GATE latches Little rascal had me chasing for him for a mile and a half
My beagle has zero separation anxiety from me. As long as he has his brother, he couldn’t care less if I’m home or not. He’s not gentle and I have so many scars on my hands from taking trash and inedible objects from him but I love him anyway. He’s my best friend and I wouldn’t trade him for the world ❤
Beagles are the BEST dog breed. I used to have a dog named Shilo god bless his soul, he was so good with kids, but for some reason he hated people with beards.
My grandparents had two beagles flash and Henry flash was a couch potato and Henry had a shite ton of energy and the loudest bark I've ever heard but flash almost never barked and he was quiet
If you don't have a lot of dog owner training don't. You need to know exactly what you're doing and they need a lot of training. You also NEED a dog gps like whistle or tractive. It's about $120/yr for those devices. If you can't afford that and 2-3hrs a day for them and have a dog background, you shouldn't get one. If you still want one, 4000 of them were freed from a lab in VA and they need homes
@@wilurbean Exactly right. People tend to just pick a dog on looks and they have no idea of the breed’s characteristics or needs. What’s worse is that they have zero knowledge of dogs. It took me 2 years of research and visiting breeders and websites before I decided on a Havanese. Other than being cute there is a lot of financial responsibility and time needed in caring for a dog.
As a beagle owner, they surely are an escape artist. I m always aware whenever I m with him. But, he makes sure to cuddle with me after he is done playing around 😊
I had a beagle who had been constantly abandoned as a puppy. We couldn't leave him at a kennel (long term doggie daycare) if we left our house for a long time because he would have seizures if he thought we had abandoned him. His eyes would also go black if we tried to take "human" food away from him. I'm 90% sure that he had severe trauma from abandonment issues, but I'm glad we were his forever home until he passed away :')
I have a beautiful beagle named Grace who was rescued from animal testing; she is one of the 4,000 dogs rescued from the breeding facility in Virginia. We’ve had her for a year; she is extremely intelligent, loving, affectionate and loyal. She hasn’t exhibited any escape artist behaviors; she prefers to be close to us at all times. I have some videos of her on my channel
My family had a beagle when I was younger. He was a great boy. I mainly remember when he was older but when he got out he always knew his way home and he never intentionally tried to escape. He loved to walk on the curb of the street when we went on walks and would always try to lead. I miss him :(
Dead on. My female beagle loves us more than life itself, escapes constantly and almost died of depression when her sister was killed by a car after she led them in an escape a few years back.
This is all so true Our Family Beagle (Buffy) lived to age 18 ! Loved to venture off and would love to eat ! Buffy was a great companion! RIP till we meet again on the other side🙏❤️🙏
Beagles are amazing dogs! They’re goofy, fun-loving, and affectionate. Just know that they’re extremely stubborn, and training them can be a serious task. They’re scent hounds, and once they catch a scent, they’ll disregard everything to locate its origin.
As an ex-beagle owner, I can confirm that the running away part is the truest thing about my beagle, my area doesn’t have fences and he always ran away. Rest In Peace’s, CJ 😔
He's got the escape artist thing right. I have a beagle and when we take him to the vet we have to put a bungee cord around his crate so he doesn't breakout of it.
My family has a half dachshund, half beagle. She will follow a scent for miles if we don’t stop her lol. If her nose catches something, there’s almost no stopping her
Few other facts about the beagle he didn’t mention: 1. Like most hounds, beagles produce a very thick oil that can become incredibly smelly if they aren’t cleaned every couple of weeks. 2. Beagles are a very loud dogs, and have a tendency to howl and yelp when excited, so you might have a miniature tie fighter running around your house whenever the mailman shows up or they catch wind of another animal. 3. (I don’t know if this is just my beagle or the breed as a whole, but) beagles are can be a very tough and stoic dogs as mine has bounced back from practically every injury; from being hit by two vehicles, bitten by three cotton mouths, and survived a attack from a stray pit bull. The only serious injury sustained was from one of the vehicle accidents where he had his right hip leg was broken and they had to put some wire and a rod to fix and it hardly took him a few months to get right back on it to chase rabbits.
Actually have 2 beagles, one is pretty calm, but gets excited when food is involved, and her nose is the greatest. The other one is really hyper, will not settle down, loves to play, and isn't that gentle.
My neighbors have a beagle. Sadly it used to have very bad separation anxiety. It was also a escape artist because we often would suddenly have a dog in our backyard or front door. I love him dearly, but I believe he is getting old.
My uncle had a beagle. That dog wouldn't leave his side for anything. My uncle got in a little plane, RT was right there. Canoe? RT was the figurehead. That little dog even chased off a grizzly bear to save her human. He said she was lightning fast, biting at it's tendons on its back legs till she got its. . . . . Well, it was a boy bear so, fill in the blank. That bear took off screaming. She got a stick in her leg but besides for that, she didn't have a scratch. So much courage in such a small dog.
My sister owns a small beagle named Zoey! She loves to play with our goldens, but also loves to wander off and chase things like raccoons, skunks, rabbits and even our cattle. She always returns safely though!
They are "nose" dogs. Don't bring them on runs- they need to stop and sniff everything. But they do love to walk and are great addition \ motivation to get out and walk.
We have a beagle pug mix! Mostly beagle tho hehe. She is exactly everything said in this video. Especially the following around and getting very attached to her humans
I have a beagle chihuahua mix, and she's incredibly protective of me, but also scared of every high pitched sound. Oven beeps, bells on a game show, voice box of a children's show, anything like that amd she's immediately shaking like a leaf, and running to hide. She's also very snuggly and loving, and a total introvert when it comes to other dogs. 10/10 mutt, I love her
My friend had a beagle that never stopped barking/howling & would constantly lunge at/grab food off her 3 sons’ dinner plates. Been skeptical of the breed ever since.
As someone with two rabbits this made me soooo anxious please be careful mixing rabbits with other animals. Not only because the rabbit could get very scared of the dog but rabbits are very territorial and will fight eachother to the death.
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Do they shed a lot
Any type of dog
A pug, the dog, in haven't done it yet
Cover the Parsons russel
doberman?
“Beagles are intelligent dogs”
*eats glass*
🤣
the other one looks so disappointed
Dogs will eat grass when their stomachs are upset.
@@April-xq4ll Might wanna read that again, bub
Beagles are intelligent, but from my experience only use their brains when it comes to ways of getting food
Every beagle I know is a little Houdini, always escaping their yards and running around near home.
My beagle used to do that until he got too old to jump over the fence 💔
El chapo
This is true. My family had a beagle mutt for 14 years, and we called him the "Houdini Weenie" since he had some dachshund in him
They are stand at the door dogs for shure
My beagle have never escaped through our garden fences (although they’re quite tall & have a concrete base, so that probably explains why) but she has ran out the door before. She always comes back though, she’s extremely loyal. Just not the most intelligent! 😅
"beagles are intelligent dogs"
My beagle would literally eat glue if you offered it to her
Yeah… they like food mines favorite food is plastic and chocolate which he likes to hide and save for later
@@fishy4873 chocolate is equivalent to poison for dogs.
@@akioakimitsu9257 yeah I know but he would have to eat pounds of it every day
And all it really did was make him fat
My beagle has eaten a rock, plastic, half a chocolate cookie and somehow was completely fine each time
My beagle ate 2 whiteboards,clay,all my chocolate cookies,wood,stones,a lot of beach sand,glue,a lot of insects,and he still live,i'm very proud of him
"Beagles are intelligent dogs"
me: looks at my beagle... yeah... no
they are indeed gentle tho
They take after their owners
It’s the same with me
@@AfromanWTF 😂
@@AfromanWTFdamm
The playing fetch. I’m not sure about I had two beagles as a kid never once touched a ball. Anytime you tried they just looked at you stupid.
My beagle died at the age of 12, her name was sweet pea, she was just like he described😭😥
Same with me his name was Bigli
I'm so sorry.😥
Beagles are so beautiful, mine passed recently and I’ll cherish her forever, sorry for your loss
@@desihayward2510how old was yours??
I have in total 4 beagles and I can say that they are completely loyal and loving dogs, the separation anxiety is no joke all four are attached to one of my family members and they get super sad when one of us leaves the house.
Also am I the only one that surfers of what I call the beagle state when the beagle gets so interested in some task that they won't listen to anything or anyone?
Yeah just ignoring me, but to be honest that might partially be our training too😅
I have a dog who's part Australia Shepard and I was thinking of getting him a buddy. However I have no clue if he also has separation anxiety to the point it's destructive. He does cry and whine if he's alone while we're home, but he's fairly calm and quiet when alone. Would a beagle make the anxiety worse? Would he help the beagle? I'm not really sure how it all works yet, but thought I'd ask.
@@dennysdonuts4918 personally I found that my beagles anxiety went down when we started getting more of them. I started with 1 cocker and 1 beagle then when the cocker passed my beagle's anxiety grew a lot, then the other two came and the anxiety and destructive behavior whent down too. My fourth beagle lives with other tree dog's and he is totally fine he obviously gets nervous but not as bad as it used to be
(Hope my English isn't that bad and you can understand just fine, not my first language)
Yes definitely! If she sees a rabbit when she’s off lead I’m a field she could be gone for one hour. They can be very stubborn
Yeah I have a beagle and I can totally agree with the"beagle" state... The seem to totally ignore everything you say
"Beagles are gentle"
Me: Gives my beagle an egg
My beagle: **crunch**
Don't forget about their stubborn nature, because they're hunting dogs.
"Beagles are great companions."
There's the beagle eating your glass window
I love the look of a Beagle. Such a handsome dog breed
“or you may find yourself with a little escape arti-“
Sad fact:
Beagles are most often used for testing medications because they are most likely to forgive the people hurting them
:c
I saw a picture of a beagle who was blind in the left eye because they tested cosmetics on them. We the human race as an entirely are disgusting, funny how we call being gentle and merciful “humane”
🤮😭😭😡😡😡😡😡😡
That's disgusting...whoever decided to use this fact against them
:(
My Beagle hated being alone. In the early ages when he would start to be left outside on a runner he would bark nonstop until I came out. And when he was a puppy we could hike and he would trail behind us. Though once he got a little bigger he could not be loose or he would catch a scent and wander off. He got loose once and just came back home when he was done at night.
Beagles are awesome- they’re almost too smart at times but also hilarious
I think that a beagle puppy is just about the cutest of all puppies.
"Beagles are gentle ,loving dogs."
Totallyyyyy not my beagle running of and trying to murder another sick dog-
OH MY......
That VERY Last clip.... is S O True of beagles!! My daughter, one (1) time, said that our girl 'Blu' got out of her harness!! Luckily, my daughter was older so, she didn't panic, but was Totally amazed that 'Blu' got freed...
I Told Her, "NO WAY!! She can't wiggle out of that harness!!", I replied. Until ONE (1) Day..... " I " was walking her, 'Blu' that is, and Sure Enuf.......... SHE GOT OUT of her Harness!!!
Miss-ya 'Blu' girl..... We miss ya!!!
The Beagle is a small to medium sized naughtiness that’s toooo cute and loving to moan at. They display the softest ears and kissiest nosies
The last part about the escape artist made me laugh because my dog who is part beagle (he’s a mutt) has a similar harness and he did the same trick at the vet before 😂
My beagle is one of the beast things that has ever happened to me. She's my best friend. I will most likely never get any other type of dog again. She is beautiful and incredibly intelligent, far more than any other dog I've ever had. She understands and remembers the craziest things. She's really a great dog. I barely have to tell her to do anything anymore. She just knows what to do. She has even developed her own routines on walks for places she likes to sniff and places she doesn't. She is extremely stubborn though. She's not listening unless she wants to, and she refuses to listen to anyone accept for me period. It pisses my partner off, but I find it to be adorable honestly.
I love Beagles! They are beautiful, sweet companions!❤
My family has always owned Beagles (and Beagles only) since I was born. Every beagle that we have owned was goofy, loyal, gentle and friendly, but you are absolutely right on the escape note. We ended up having to put special location collars on our beagles because they’d run off and explore. These dogs are honestly the best dogs you could ever hope to ask for, and if you’re considering one and have the right mentality and home environment for a pet, go ahead and pick one up. I promise you won’t regret it.
My dad had a beagle mix and that dog was by far the most loyal dog I have seen. Everywhere he went she followed right behind
They are also the most adorable dog in the universe.
Mine for some reason loves her kennel
I used to have a beagle… she was the best
Can confirm on the escape artist
Capable of chewing through a 1and a half inch tall collar and able to open GATE latches
Little rascal had me chasing for him for a mile and a half
easily my favorite dog breed. I have a 5 year old beagle and she is the cutest little thing I’ve ever seen in my life
My fav type of dog
man, i get separation anxiety being away from my dogs. No one has ever been as happy as they are to see me come home and im always happy to see them.
I can agree, I have a beagle of my own, and she's so sweet. She loves to snuggle up with me during a thunderstorm
My beagle has zero separation anxiety from me. As long as he has his brother, he couldn’t care less if I’m home or not. He’s not gentle and I have so many scars on my hands from taking trash and inedible objects from him but I love him anyway. He’s my best friend and I wouldn’t trade him for the world ❤
Love my beagle. She's got every one of those quirks+a few.
Beagles are the BEST dog breed. I used to have a dog named Shilo god bless his soul, he was so good with kids, but for some reason he hated people with beards.
Those floppy ears are the most beautiful thing in tbe world ❤❤❤❤
Every move of a beagle makes you laugh. Idk why.
I love my Beagle
The only breed of dog that I've always wanted
I miss my beagle
I've had 3 beagles and they are very good family dogs so smart and loving i loveeeeeee beagles
I miss my beagle mix. She was a wonderful companion. She was so funny and equally sweet. I'm grateful I was able to be part of her life.
My beagle:sitting down right beside of us while dinner,sleeps all the time,only knows sit,come and roll
I had a beagle and she got along so well with my cat they were perfect friends
My grandparents had two beagles flash and Henry flash was a couch potato and Henry had a shite ton of energy and the loudest bark I've ever heard but flash almost never barked and he was quiet
I love my Beagle so much!
I had a beagle befor that went missing we found him in a creek near our house he was not alive I miss so much
I had one as a child and they are exactly like the video. Great little breed. I’m thinking about getting another one.
If you don't have a lot of dog owner training don't. You need to know exactly what you're doing and they need a lot of training.
You also NEED a dog gps like whistle or tractive. It's about $120/yr for those devices. If you can't afford that and 2-3hrs a day for them and have a dog background, you shouldn't get one. If you still want one, 4000 of them were freed from a lab in VA and they need homes
@@wilurbean Exactly right. People tend to just pick a dog on looks and they have no idea of the breed’s characteristics or needs. What’s worse is that they have zero knowledge of dogs. It took me 2 years of research and visiting breeders and websites before I decided on a Havanese. Other than being cute there is a lot of financial responsibility and time needed in caring for a dog.
As a beagle owner, they surely are an escape artist. I m always aware whenever I m with him. But, he makes sure to cuddle with me after he is done playing around 😊
I had a beagle who had been constantly abandoned as a puppy. We couldn't leave him at a kennel (long term doggie daycare) if we left our house for a long time because he would have seizures if he thought we had abandoned him. His eyes would also go black if we tried to take "human" food away from him. I'm 90% sure that he had severe trauma from abandonment issues, but I'm glad we were his forever home until he passed away :')
My beagle DOES NOT get along with other dogs😂😂
I have 2 Beagles at home and they are the best dogs a human can ask for
“Beagles are gentle loving dogs”
Says that while beagle holds cat by the neck
Carrying it gently
That's how dogs hold puppies
(And how cats hold kittens)
“Beagles are intelligent dogs”
Beagle: Mmm, window 💀
I have a beautiful beagle named Grace who was rescued from animal testing; she is one of the 4,000 dogs rescued from the breeding facility in Virginia. We’ve had her for a year; she is extremely intelligent, loving, affectionate and loyal. She hasn’t exhibited any escape artist behaviors; she prefers to be close to us at all times. I have some videos of her on my channel
I have a Bengal and this is spot on
My family had a beagle when I was younger. He was a great boy. I mainly remember when he was older but when he got out he always knew his way home and he never intentionally tried to escape. He loved to walk on the curb of the street when we went on walks and would always try to lead. I miss him :(
Dead on. My female beagle loves us more than life itself, escapes constantly and almost died of depression when her sister was killed by a car after she led them in an escape a few years back.
You forgot to add how incredibly stubborn they are and how hard it is to train them
My Beagle past just this past summer one week before his 15th birthday. His name was Beans and he was and is magnificent.
And let's not forget the barking, squealing, and howling
They also have an infinite appetite.
This is all so true Our Family Beagle (Buffy) lived to age 18 ! Loved to venture off and would love to eat ! Buffy was a great companion! RIP till we meet again on the other side🙏❤️🙏
We picked up a stray beagle once, named Dumas. He was an older dog, but he was such a good boy, I miss him.
Beagles are amazing dogs! They’re goofy, fun-loving, and affectionate. Just know that they’re extremely stubborn, and training them can be a serious task. They’re scent hounds, and once they catch a scent, they’ll disregard everything to locate its origin.
Beagles are intelligent dogs
my beagle: shuts doors and traps it's self
“Beagles are intelligent dogs”
*tries to eat window*
As an ex-beagle owner, I can confirm that the running away part is the truest thing about my beagle, my area doesn’t have fences and he always ran away.
Rest In Peace’s, CJ 😔
My beagle likes to stand on two legs. very cute.
"A liitle escape artist" Yep, mines done that a billion times
I wish I had mind but my beagle puppy died😢 and I really miss him😭😭🥹
He's got the escape artist thing right. I have a beagle and when we take him to the vet we have to put a bungee cord around his crate so he doesn't breakout of it.
As a beagle owner i can friggin agree
My family has a half dachshund, half beagle. She will follow a scent for miles if we don’t stop her lol. If her nose catches something, there’s almost no stopping her
Few other facts about the beagle he didn’t mention:
1. Like most hounds, beagles produce a very thick oil that can become incredibly smelly if they aren’t cleaned every couple of weeks.
2. Beagles are a very loud dogs, and have a tendency to howl and yelp when excited, so you might have a miniature tie fighter running around your house whenever the mailman shows up or they catch wind of another animal.
3. (I don’t know if this is just my beagle or the breed as a whole, but) beagles are can be a very tough and stoic dogs as mine has bounced back from practically every injury; from being hit by two vehicles, bitten by three cotton mouths, and survived a attack from a stray pit bull. The only serious injury sustained was from one of the vehicle accidents where he had his right hip leg was broken and they had to put some wire and a rod to fix and it hardly took him a few months to get right back on it to chase rabbits.
The separation anxiety is too true, I can’t even go outside without my Jakey whining and barking at the door to come with me lol
Actually have 2 beagles, one is pretty calm, but gets excited when food is involved, and her nose is the greatest. The other one is really hyper, will not settle down, loves to play, and isn't that gentle.
My Grandmother actually had several beagles. She absolutely loved them. And if I'm being honest, so did I.
My neighbors have a beagle. Sadly it used to have very bad separation anxiety. It was also a escape artist because we often would suddenly have a dog in our backyard or front door. I love him dearly, but I believe he is getting old.
Beagles rock!
A beagle tsunami 🔥🤣
I used to have a beagle he was so sweet rip nanook❤️
My uncle had a beagle. That dog wouldn't leave his side for anything. My uncle got in a little plane, RT was right there. Canoe? RT was the figurehead. That little dog even chased off a grizzly bear to save her human. He said she was lightning fast, biting at it's tendons on its back legs till she got its. . . . . Well, it was a boy bear so, fill in the blank. That bear took off screaming. She got a stick in her leg but besides for that, she didn't have a scratch. So much courage in such a small dog.
My sister owns a small beagle named Zoey! She loves to play with our goldens, but also loves to wander off and chase things like raccoons, skunks, rabbits and even our cattle. She always returns safely though!
Such a good boy
They are "nose" dogs. Don't bring them on runs- they need to stop and sniff everything. But they do love to walk and are great addition \ motivation to get out and walk.
My beagle is incredibly smart, and learned all the tricks i taught him within seconds. But theyre also stubborn as hell!
We have a beagle pug mix! Mostly beagle tho hehe. She is exactly everything said in this video. Especially the following around and getting very attached to her humans
I hope it has a long nose
@@jpthepug3126 she does! She did not get the squashed nose genetics
@@papa_beans_ thats good!
Pugle
I have a beagle named hetfield he is a smaller beagle he is 5 and has ptsd to loud noises like fireworks i love him so much
I have a beagle chihuahua mix, and she's incredibly protective of me, but also scared of every high pitched sound. Oven beeps, bells on a game show, voice box of a children's show, anything like that amd she's immediately shaking like a leaf, and running to hide. She's also very snuggly and loving, and a total introvert when it comes to other dogs.
10/10 mutt, I love her
I have a beagle and she is an escape artist
Love beagles.!!!
As someone with a beagle i can confirm that all this info is true. Just dont overfeed them, as they will eat until they suffocate.
Yall my Beagal is wild
Beagles ❌
Jhon wick's dog ☑️
I had a part Beagle. Wonderful dog
I love hounds of all kinds. Especially the Blue Tick Coonhound.
“ gentle dogs “ bro my uncles beagle puppy has murdered tons of stray kittens , it’s sad :C
My friend had a beagle that never stopped barking/howling & would constantly lunge at/grab food off her 3 sons’ dinner plates. Been skeptical of the breed ever since.
"The Beagle is charming, playful dog"
*Then shows a beagle hunting down a rabbit for breakfast*
As someone with two rabbits this made me soooo anxious please be careful mixing rabbits with other animals. Not only because the rabbit could get very scared of the dog but rabbits are very territorial and will fight eachother to the death.
Umm that's a cat
And I don't he was trying to eat him
Poor rabbit
I had a beagle mix named Daisy, who got out with her sisters and had been missing ever since... I still miss her