[vetvetdoug]

While I was stationed at Laughlin AFB, Texas, there was a jackrabbit off the base guardpost that attacked a german shepherd military dog and sent him packing. The dog was treated for several really mean bites.

I disagree with this case, I am on the opposite side of any PETA case. BTW, I am allergic to rabbits because I became sensitized to them from killing and eating too many of them. Rabbits are food.

[libertylass]

You are better off on another site where sarcasm and moronic statements can be enjoyed elsewhere.

These rabbits were hung upside down by their feet so the son could karate-chop their faces. When one rabbit was dropped on the floor with a broken back it tried to crawl away, only to have the family dog sicced on it. It was held up just high enough so the dog could jump up and takes bites out of it.

When one unconscious rabbit woke up it was being skinned alive. The audio screams can clearly be heard on the video that is being enjoyed by small children in their familial audience.

Yeah, that's probably something someone like you would enjoy. Perhaps we can get you a copy of the tape and you can share it with your children/grandchildren/nieces/nephews? HMMMM?

[libertylass]

This was not initially a PETA case. A petition was put out by a private individual.

[L,TOWM]

Cool. They do make good meat.

So did you put yours alive on the grill, or did you slice them while they were still alive just enough to drink their blood before cookin' em? Big difference between offing something that has a nervous system in a rapid fashion and getting your jollies making one of God's creatures suffer. How we treat sadistic bastards like this says a lot about ourselves as people.

In my home, rabbits have been eaten. Now they are pets, and something I do for my daughter, who never met an animal she did'nt love.

I never met an animal I did not find delicious, but the behavior the clymers showed in the story goes far, far beyond harvesting flesh for food.