Mother Lumper      All my stars to the bunny that stood upright to get picked up.
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Corpus Delectable      Don't bunnies already jump? It's not like you have to train them, right? What's next, a dogs-pissing-on-hydrants contest?
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jangbones cats laying on things you don't want cat hair on
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Caminante Nocturno      Sweep the leg, bunny!
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TeenerTot      Dammit, PoETV, now I want a bunny.
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Binro the Heretic      "Stop making me jump so high, asshole! My heels don't have padding like yours do, primate, it hurts when I land!"
Seriously, this is why their distant cousins, the horses, evolved to walk on their tip-toes.
Still...
AWWW! WOOKIT DA WIDDLE BOONY! ISSO CYOOOOOT!
Now I miss my old Bun-bun. :(
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hammsangwich      You know the second the leash would come off, those bunnies would be the fuck out of there.
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Binro the Heretic Depends on how much they love their owner. We let old Bun-bun loaf on the porch and go down into the yard without a lead or even a fence around the yard.
Once, a little terrier mix dog from the neighborhood wandered into our yard. Bun-bun charged off the porch and made a serious attempt to eat his face. The dog took of yowling blue murder. Bun-bun chased him to the edge of the yard and came back up on the porch.
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hammsangwich We had a similar bun-bun. He would chase our Chesapeake Bay Retriever around the yard, and she would take it as long as my dad was around, until one day, bun-bun ended up lifeless in the garage and my mom had to explain to my sister that bun-bun had to go to heaven.
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catpenis27      If there were a big furry dog name Johannes Brahms chasing after the bunnies while Charles Grodin screams, would it be a decent movie?
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Supahfly      I liked seeing them mentally prepare for some of the jumps. Or they were waiting to be forced to. Either way.
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Squeamish      Inspirational. In some ways, we are all leashed bunnies attempting to overcome the silly-looking hurdles in our lives.
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