I'm selling up and getting one of these!

[Angelbones]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...unny-hop-Rabbit-dressage-set-world-storm.html

SORRY JUST SEEN EARLIER POST REGARDING THIS - OOPS

 

[reindeerlover]

I want one too! Buuut, what the heck do they mean by a "dressage style course"? Or are they just wrong?

 

[Maddie2412]

just depressed that a rabbit can jump higher than my 16.2 horse...

 

[FanyDuChamp]

Cheap to keep, not likely to kick or bite you. I see no downside
FDC

 

[azouria]

I am so going to train my rabbit to to that

 

[reindeerlover]

not likely to kick or bite you
FDC

I wouldn't be too sure about that part- they can be vicious little sods!

 

[jinglejoys]

WHAT! No whips!

 

[LizzyandToddy]

All my old rabbit used to do was sleep :/

 

[tallyho!]

Was that a refusal I saw???

 

[tallyho!]

I want one too! Buuut, what the heck do they mean by a "dressage style course"? Or are they just wrong?

There is a clear need to educate DM rabbit reporters. Rampant ignorance should not be tolerated!!

 

[Echo Bravo]

And they make a tasty stew or pie at the end of their careers.

 

[jodie3]

'Trainers say restraints are vital to prevent uncontrolled breeding'

I loved this comment, how long before we see a similar comment in H&H in a BS write up??

The Daily Mail seem to use the word dressage as their default description for anything vaguely equestrian.

 

[Booboos]

Hillarious! Looks like great fun for the rabbits and owners!

I can't believe the lead comment! I used to walk my rabbit on a harness and lead and of course I never used the lead to drag him about!

BTW rabbits can be horribly vicious and can tear you to shreds with their back legs!