I don’t think so. I see three rabbit behaviours in that clip - grooming, binkying and (maybe) checking for cecotropes. I think it’s more likely they’re natural capybara behaviours that are shared with rabbits than they’re behaviours its learnt from a dog.
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Vet: See Speak is not a dog. He is a capybara
Tick: He’s really a rodent?!?!?
Vet: World’s largest.
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Lie down with dogs…
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I’d compare them to a medium size pig but there’s certainly a range.
I expected the “excited” capybara to show the usual zen-like calm, but I was surprised and amused by how bouncy this one actually was! 
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You know that a medium sized pig is the size of a small compact car, right? That would surely be a rodent of unusual size!
edit:sp
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Capybara is showing off his Emu impersonation. “Emus be like this!”
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I am impressed by Dog’s patience in the face of being grazed on by a large rodent. Good doggo 13/10.
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Boo. Hiss.
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Is that that goat yoga we keep hearing about?
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About 100-150 pounds IIRC, so I would say a large dog.
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I’m not sure what yoga position that capybara is in… but now we need goat and capybara yoga, because the world sucks and needs that to make it better.
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