"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message

I don't have rabbits for long despite plenty in the district, good feed
and unfenced vege garden. The kelpie rabbit remover is too good. He is
quite willing to hand them over to me but many are not in a state to cook
as they have been overly punctured. The non punctured ones are inclined
to squeal but only until he starts to eat at the head. By that stage I
just tell him he's a good boy and leave him to it, we are both happy with
the outcome, he never leaves a mess, never leaves anything at all
actually.

LOL

This post brought to mind my own JRs. They like to play tug of war with
bunnies. I usually head in the other direction and at speed.