Some terriers were bred to go down holes in pursuit of rabbits so if the dog reverted back to its 'primal' instinct, it is very possible that certain terriers would kill a rabbit, especially one that fled from the dog.
No, Yorkshire Terriers do not kill kittens.
Foxes kill rabbits to eat them, or at least that is the primary objective. Sometimes predators kill simply because that is their nature. Cats bring mice and birds home without eating them, bull-dogs kill bulls and don't eat them, terriers kill rats without eating them, etc. The decapitation is simply the result of the manner of execution. Foxes strangle rabbits by biting them in the throat and then jerking them around, and decapitation can be the result of over-enthusiasm.
Yes, dogs have the ability to kill rabbits.
no their paws are not designed to hold the lamps.
It's plausable!
No, they are herbivores.
Dogs may kill rabbits due to their natural hunting instincts. Dogs have a strong prey drive and may see rabbits as potential prey, leading them to chase and sometimes kill them.
no, but the male rabbit will impregnate the female baby offspring when they mature. so young rabbits will not kill the baby rabbit.
Cats are natural hunters and may kill rabbits for food or as a way to practice their hunting skills.
they kill them
they are vegetarians
only if they were two boys