Bunny Update Thread!

[pixmedic]

 

[tirediron]

Disapproving rabbit disapproves of being photographed!

The question is, does he approve of ferts?

 

[pixmedic]

Disapproving rabbit disapproves of being photographed!

The question is, does he approve of ferts?

its a bunny only household now.

 

[tirediron]

Wha' happened to the Ferts???????????

 

[Jeff15]

Nice shots.......

 

[Overread]

Wha' happened to the Ferts???????????

*dons scottish accent* That rabbits got a mean streak a mile long!

Look at the BONES!

 

[pixmedic]

 

[limr]

OH MY GOD, YOU HAVE A BUNNY!!!

OH MY GOD, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FERTS???

 

[RVT1K]

I want a cat, she wants a dog. We may agree on a bunny. Do they actually make good pets?

 

[pixmedic]

I want a cat, she wants a dog. We may agree on a bunny. Do they actually make good pets?

Yes

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[RVT1K]

Wha' happened to the Ferts???????????

*dons scottish accent* That rabbits got a mean streak a mile long!

Look at the BONES!

Counting to three....

 

[tirediron]

Wha' happened to the Ferts???????????

*dons scottish accent* That rabbits got a mean streak a mile long!

Look at the BONES!

Counting to three....

Not two (except by way of getting to three), not four, and five is right out..

 

[tirediron]

I want a cat, she wants a dog. We may agree on a bunny. Do they actually make good pets?

Rabbits make great house pets, BUT... they require a lot more effort than some people think and are often fairly independent (meaning they like to be left alone and will interact with people on their terms). In general, they're NOT good pets for small children, but they are flea-proof, and tend to have little to no impact on people with common pet & dander allergies.

 

[limr]

I want a cat, she wants a dog. We may agree on a bunny. Do they actually make good pets?

Rabbits make great house pets, BUT... they require a lot more effort than some people think and are often fairly independent (meaning they like to be left alone and will interact with people on their terms). In general, they're NOT good pets for small children, but they are flea-proof, and tend to have little to no impact on people with common pet & dander allergies.

And they can be litter-box trained.

Also, am I correct in saying that one needs to be very very careful if getting more than one, and keep them separated? Same sex bunnies will fight. Opposite sex bunnies will mate like...well, you know. Bunnies. And then you'd have a LOT of bunnies.

 

[K9Kirk]

I want a cat, she wants a dog. We may agree on a bunny. Do they actually make good pets?

I can't speak for all rabbits, I'm no expert on them but I can speak for Spanky, my American Fuzzy Lop that I had back in '97. He would occasionally pee on you, poop all over the place and chew on all my speaker wires. It's not to say his habits couldn't have been controlled, I just didn't know how to at the time. Loved him to death though, he had a lot of character. More than most cats that I've had. Please excuse the condition of the pic, it's seen better days. (RIP lil buddy.)