I have had other house rabbits and all my dogs have been brilliant, a husky with the instinct to kill mothered them and protected them.
I have only lost one rabbit due to the dog, they were playing and while I was watching, the rabbit turned sharply, the dog turned around and accidentally landed on the rabbits back and broke it. The difference is my dogs are large, where the Toy is tiny, but damage can still be done.
If the Lop starts to thump the ground, hiss and bite, introduce a time out. Just keep an eye on them and don't leave them alone. I think they should be fine together.|||If it's never been around anything like that I wouldn't trust it. Personally, I wouldn't leave them together without supervision. I know lots of dogs that love "their" bunnies, but I mean they've grown up with them and stuff. Better to not take a chance so I'd just leave bunny in a separate room while I wasn't around. My lab really likes my rabbits and lays with their outside cage and tries to lick them through the wire and what not but they don't like him haha...|||You will never know until you try it , nobody can tell it will or wont as it is down to temperament %26amp; how YOU raise the dog around the rabbit. I personally don't like poodles .|||my white rabbit saw the cow off the lawn once. i'd be more worried about the poodles safety
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