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I would never leave that combo alone together. Some dogs are very tolerant and won't go for other animals. Others will chase and catch anything that runs.

Some can pick and choose what they chase. My old male dog wasn't a chaser but hated other dogs and cats and tried to round up the rabbits. But my female chases everything but is a total softy with the cats (although she does try to chase the rabbit).

I would say it depends entirely on each individual pet and how they respond. I'm fairly confident about leaving my dog and cats together - but not yet outside because she chases the cats if they run. Would I ever bring the rabbit into the mix?

NO - the rabbit is far too skittish, the cats have never seen a smaller animal and love playing with danglers and chasing flies, and the dog chases a lot. If you are going to be there, I see no reason why you couldn't see how they reacted to eachother (being introduced slowly with safety in place such as putting each into cage(s) so they can sniff and see eachother before they are allowed contact. The dog could do with being on a lead at first and possibly even be muzzled trained to assess how it will react.

If all is well at that stage, the muzzle and/or lead could be removed and more full contact allowed. But ALWAYS under supervision.

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