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This is Brady. He gets excited to wake up his bunny every morning. Promised he would be a responsible pet owner, and we think he's doing an excellent job. 13/10 (IG: goodboyscann)

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The bunny has trained Brady to believe that waking it up is Brady’s job. A perfect closed-loop system: the pet petting the pet.

taco bell has excellent tracing along their supply chain. I would be rather more concerned by certain other chains that are the reason for all the deregulation.

there's a giant Angora rabbit that runs the local dog park. His name is Jacks and his personality is like if you stuffed a bookey into something cute and fluffy.

A Golden Brady lived next door to me here in NH a few years ago, but I never saw his pet rabbit! Brandy's human dad wasn't as nice as Brady was, though. This was awhile ago, when all dogs were named Brady, living in the Northeast...you know, when the Patriots were winning...

One of my bloodhounds was a stellar bunny partner not enough room to share when first bun passed an how second bun returned the loyalty when hound passed- Sadly not enough vets with bun expertise

Years ago my 2 Bouviers had a bunny in my house.....my girl, Sadie, would snuggle with her. However, Sadie's brother Max, would pace constantly....the word bubble above his head must've said, "Does anyone else see that there's a bunny in the house? OMG there's a bunny in the house! Do something!"

Adorable. I love friendships between different species living together. My dog adores her two cats and they love her. She has also since a puppy helped look after the chickens. You only have to say let's go let out/lock up the chickens and she's there ahead. They now follow her back to the run!

So adorable. I wonder if the dog was always rabbit friendly, or if it is possible to train? My shelter adoption used to chase them, and he pulled my arm out of its socket on several occasions on leashed walks.

Well they have a gate protecting bunny, so they probably did a slow introduction thru the gate. Training is key. Positive reinforcement works. You needed a trainer for your dog. That should not happen. My neighbor needed a trainer, for some time, for her dog & now he's so calm & listens well.

I think it was purely instinctual. He was a herding breed... he managed to catch a rabbit in the backyard once, but I was actually able to get him to release it alive. Felt so sorry for the bunny. Other than that instance, he was friendly to cats and other animals!