Tamaskan Dogs..

Silvester · 14-07-2010, 10:18

Originally posted by Joswolf:

"You can try show pics of friendly rabbit loving dogs but i now other CWD and can show you other pics of a more often showen behavour. I find it more showing less intellegents when you do not now what to do with food."

Yes, i think Jos is right here ! For my experience, most CWD will show the natural behaviour when meeting a rabbit at close distance....

In this way , my old CWD was a very typical " rabbit- lover",

and my new one - who just has become nine months old - has already the same intentions.

Of course, if you let raise up a CWD together with rabbits ( or with cats or other animals) he will get used to these animals and not hunt or kill them when adult.

But this is not the normal behaviour.

And at last : hunting and agression is of course NOT the same.

14-07-2010, 10:18	#14
Silvester Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 369	"Rabbit- loving dogs..." Originally posted by Joswolf: "You can try show pics of friendly rabbit loving dogs but i now other CWD and can show you other pics of a more often showen behavour. I find it more showing less intellegents when you do not now what to do with food." Yes, i think Jos is right here ! For my experience, most CWD will show the natural behaviour when meeting a rabbit at close distance.... In this way , my old CWD was a very typical " rabbit- lover", and my new one - who just has become nine months old - has already the same intentions. Of course, if you let raise up a CWD together with rabbits ( or with cats or other animals) he will get used to these animals and not hunt or kill them when adult. But this is not the normal behaviour. And at last : hunting and agression is of course NOT the same.