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Like most dogs, accept for Lilly who is far to sophisticated, Abner like to disembowel stuffed toys. There is noting quite like gnawing off the leg of a cute fluffy doggy to pass the time. And I love nothing more than coming home to a room covered in poly fill and dog vomit because Abner has YET AGAIN gotten poly fill stuck in the back of his throat and gagged himself...3 or 4 times. As much as he loves to tear apart toys, there is one that he has had since he was a baby that he has never tried to injure, his bunny. I am petty sure my mom got this bunny at the last chance mercantile, aka the dump, and that it was love at first sight for Abner. I still remember his first encounter with the bunny. He sniffed it, started to chew on the eyeballs a little bit and then began licking the muzzle. From there he lay down and began to "nurse" the muzzle of the bunny making the strangest snorting noises. I thought awe, how cute, and figured ...