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Ideal dog breeds to keep with cats and rabbits?

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I have two cats and two rabbits and want to get a dog. It's not so much the cats I am worried about, but the rabbits. Does anyone have any suggestions or dog breeds that would be okay/be able to be trained?
Thanks a lot!
Oh and also no one is home during the weekdays from about 9-4. Any advice on this?

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1 Response to "Ideal dog breeds to keep with cats and rabbits?"

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  sahara says:

  April 2, 2009 at 2:41 am

  Your rabbits should be somewhere protected like in a cage or a hutch or some enclosed area if youplan on having a dog.

  It really depends. I have a six year old labrador and it took years to train it but he totally ignores the rabbits and doesn't even try to get close to the cages. Maybe he is just old..

  But, any kind of dog I think would probably react to rabbits sometime or another since for them it's like a prey…you should be careful since it could hurt your rabbits, or even your cats.

  I got my dog after I had my cats and they would try to scratch at him and go wild when he was a puppy until they got used to him, so you also have to consider that your cats may not be accostumed to dogs and may attack it.