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morgwick


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.. and complete this survey please. I've been asked by a relative to help them with their market research.

 

http://eSurv.org?s=LKHDKF_437a2549

 

Thank you in advance



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I don't "own" a dog, in the same way that I wouldn't own a wife or children if I had any, although I do live with one. Does that disqualify me from completing it? wink



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I've got a rabbit that furry, barks, chases cats, walks to heel, comes when you whistle, etc... And I buy the food for him so can I play... lol... Just joshin (on the being able to play, not the description of him).

p.s. we actually call him Wolf as he doesn't just act like a dog he also looks like one... And before you ask, he's definitely a rabbit.

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I can see how you might get confused, due to the pointy ears, but you may notice some subtle differences smile

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Well, wolf definitely looks nothing like the top one. Bit too late to go and take a pic of him now, lets see if I can find a similar one...

got one.

He's similar to this one :

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Basically as far from the bunny in your example as it's possible to get and still be called a bunny.

Now imagine that chasing cats and coming to heel when you whistle.

We've got a walled nature reserve for a back garden full of tree's where we get lots of nesting birds. Wolf patrols is and if a cat ventures in trying to nab itself a bird he takes after them.... Quite amusing to see a cat doing a verticle climb up an eight foot wall to try and get out of the garden.

I wouldn't actually let him hurt one but then he's too slow to actually catch them.

 

 

 

 



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I suppose there's a vague connection through the names, as 100 years ago I'd have had an Alsation Wolf Dog! But that was back in the days when anything with the name German wasn't to popular, and I've never heard her howl!

She does chase the neighbour's cats off her land, but didn't bat an eyelid when we did a homecheck for UK German Shepherd Rescue in a house with 11 cats!

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... loving the wolf rabbit

The survey is open to anyone who buys food for dogs, whether you own them or not... I'm sure there will be some more surveys which will be appropriate for rabbit owners soon. Watch this space.





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As a non dog owner who lives with one, I've completed it smile.

Of course if you ask my dog, she may well claim that she owns me biggrin.



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Misty and I have completed this...hope it helps

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Thank you all

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