Chasing Cats

Fuzzy has always loved cats. In fact, he thinks he is one. Frequently we will walk into a room and see Fuzzy imitating our cats as the grouchily stroll across the room. The Fuz frequently chases my youngest cat, Inka, around our house. Little did we suspect, this is not  one cat activity. Fuzzy went off to boarding over the holidays at his breeders house. While picking him up, the breeder enformed us the baby Fuzzy had been chasing their cats around and around their house. The cats had no way of escaping the overly playful rabbit. Chiars? Nope, Fuzzy would follow the cats right up. Running? Nope, Fuzzy could run almost as fast. Not even the danger of sliping on hard wood floors posed a problem to my persistent little rabbit. And not only does the Fuzz love cats, he is terrified of rabbits. Despite being raised in a litter of 8, he still prefers rabbits. So what can we gather from this? The "hunters" are not always the ones doing the chasing. Rather, the animals that are supposed to be food are more terrifying to their predators than most people will ever know.