Difficult to tell given the depth and distortion of the snow but almost certainly a rabbit, hare tracks are very similar but the front tracks are usually proportionally wider than the rear tracks, both animals run with a similar gait as opposed to squirrels who appear to hop around but leave 4 distinct prints evenly spread but in similar front to back arrangement. Hare aren't renowned for hopping around slowly and are usually stationary or running - rarely anything in between, whereas rabbits amble around picking at bark and twigs this time of year with a nibble at grass when they can get to it, so the short spacing of 30cm also suggests rabbit, a hare would generally be further apart and the track spread. Rabbits are also far more common than hare so would I have to put a bet on it the odds are in favour of a bunny.
The other print is a well melted and spread (making it look larger than it was) common dog, you can see the nail arrangement which you wouldn't see in a large cat, odds on again of course unless you took the photo at Longleat in which case I suggest you get back in the car!
Yours Davy Crocket king of the wild frontier and renowned tracker