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Pixelpusher 7/fev./2017 às 5:41
I think my dog killed my neighbors pet rabbit
What do
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Seren 7/fev./2017 às 6:04 
Escrito originalmente por Pixelpusher:
Escrito originalmente por Commander Makara:
It depends on the legal responsibilities according to your residence. Also was the neightbours rabbit on your land or the dog in their property?
The rabbit was in our property
Then I don't think you have any obligation to do anything beyond apologize.
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Dick Fusion 7/fev./2017 às 6:05 
Wait you think or you know? Nah I'm just kidding, I know you know because I made you clean it up Xd
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Ivy 7/fev./2017 às 6:10 
laugh it off. rabbits are completely useless, so make a purse out of its fur and sell it for $250 as handmade
Última edição por Ivy; 7/fev./2017 às 6:10
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Dick Fusion 7/fev./2017 às 6:13 
Buy me dead island riptide with the money
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Zireth 7/fev./2017 às 7:04 
But a new rabbit for the person and hope they don't notice.
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feytharn 7/fev./2017 às 7:23 
Get in touch with your neighbours, talk to them, explain the situation, figure out what to do, together.
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Naedmi 7/fev./2017 às 7:30 
Put bunny ears on your dog and stick it where the rabbit was, maybe they won't notice.
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Dodece 7/fev./2017 às 8:02 
When one owns a pet they are ultimately responsible for its care and safety. Your neighbor is at fault for what has happened. You controlled your animal, but they failed to do likewise. You did nothing wrong, and as long as your neighbor is rational they should appreciate that fact. You do however as a good neighbor have an obligation to tell them what became of their pet. People do tend to get attached to their animals, and not knowing is worse then knowing. They may also want the carcass in order to dispose of in regards to their beliefs.

You should feel sorry for your neighbor, but not guilty about what has happened to them. With all that being said if you are uncomfortable with the actions of your dog in regards to anothers pet. Then it is entirely possible to train a dog to be docile towards other animals. The only dogs that need to be killers are those used for hunting or home defense. The rest should be acclimated to other animals.

In other words if your neighbor is intent upon acquiring a new rabbit, and you are concerned that the new pet may repeat the actions of their previous pet. Then you might want to ask that your neighbor will allow you to acclimate your dog to being around rabbits. It is really easy to train a dog not to attack. Penalize an aggressive disposition, and reward a positive disposition.
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chiefputsilao✖️ping 7/fev./2017 às 8:02 
throw the dead rabbit in another neighbor's property and act surprised.
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Dick Fusion 7/fev./2017 às 8:12 
Escrito originalmente por chiefputsi✖️ping:
throw the dead rabbit in another neighbor's property and act surprised.
Dis guy xd here is gold star
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Flaif 7/fev./2017 às 8:45 
Escrito originalmente por feytharn:
Get in touch with your neighbours, talk to them, explain the situation, figure out what to do, together.
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Autistic Whales 7/fev./2017 às 8:52 
Eat the rabbit, their fault for letting it loose.
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Commander Makara 7/fev./2017 às 8:54 
Escrito originalmente por Pixelpusher:
Escrito originalmente por Commander Makara:
It depends on the legal responsibilities according to your residence. Also was the neightbours rabbit on your land or the dog in their property?
The rabbit was in our property

Then cook the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing, make a pie and pet your dog onthe head.
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mellow 7/fev./2017 às 8:55 
Escrito originalmente por Cancer | Trade.tf | CS:GO Lotto:
Rabbit season xd
duck season!
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Autistic Whales 7/fev./2017 às 8:56 
Skin the rabbit, cook it and eat it.
Go to the neighbour and tell them the news? If they ask for the body give them the skin and say you ate the rabbit.
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