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Have you gotten over your dog having eaten the bunny? If not, you really should consider finding your dog a new home. As you clearly know, this is the way dogs behave; big dogs, little dogs, friendly dogs, mean dogs. Sometimes this is desired behavior. Just like feeling the way you feel doesn’t make you a bad person, behaving the way your dog did doesn’t make him a bad dog. He will never understand why you don’t like him any more and I’m sure his feelings for you haven’t changed. Do the right thing for both of you.
Thanks for stopping by but my dog isn’t going anywhere. I never said I didn’t love her anymore. I said that I look at her differently. She went from being a dog that, I thought, just liked chasing things, to being another “Ice Age” dog. There’s nothing wrong with her behavior, it’s just one I had expected from her and so yes, it changed the way I think about her, but not in any serious way.