The bunny thread

[purpleskyes]

I think bunnies need a thread so we talk about just how wonderful they really are. I have only had Gilbert since Friday but I dont know how I went without a bunny so long. I was really grumpy and sleepy after work but seeing his little face when i got home really cheered me up. YAY for bunnies

[elliottreed]

hehe bunnies are awesome! house bunnies are even better xxx

[spider_duck]

*cries* Im not alloooooooooooooooooooooooowed

[Titch1980]

Custard



Cookie




and both together

[bgfaith]

Aww your rabbits are so cute. Our rabbit is mad and a handful just a question as i dont know too much about rabbits but we are thinking about rescuing another rabbit. Our female isnt spayed but if we get a rescued one it would be spayed/neutered would it be okay if it didnt matter what sex we got?

Here is our nutter Guinness

[Titch1980]

to be honest it doesnt matter as long as they get on, my girls are around the same age
although i got one at around 5 weeks and the other was 8 weeks old, and i have been really lucky as they have never been nasty towards one another at all and cuddle up together at bedtime.

[Tommy123]

My mum would love a rabbit! Out of intrest could any kind of rabbit live in a 100cm x 56cm cage? Thanks.

[lola]

Probably only one of the dwarf types....

we've got a wild bunny, found it on the doorstep when it was a tiny ball of fluff, heaven knows how it got there, my daughter handreared it and it's now about 2 and a half yrs old and lives outside in one of the aviaries - the birds don't bother him and he doesn't bother the birds!!

We could've taken it up to the field and released it the day we found it, but unless that's the field with his mummy in he'd very soon have been dinner for a cat, weasel or fox.... and couldn't release him when he'd grown and was weaned coz - as the vet told us - he's too imprinted and wouldn't know any of the bunny lore he'd need to survive....

[Tommy123]

Originally Posted by lola

Probably only one of the dwarf types....

we've got a wild bunny, found it on the doorstep when it was a tiny ball of fluff, heaven knows how it got there, my daughter handreared it and it's now about 2 and a half yrs old and lives outside in one of the aviaries - the birds don't bother him and he doesn't bother the birds!!

We could've taken it up to the field and released it the day we found it, but unless that's the field with his mummy in he'd very soon have been dinner for a cat, weasel or fox.... and couldn't release him when he'd grown and was weaned coz - as the vet told us - he's too imprinted and wouldn't know any of the bunny lore he'd need to survive....

And specific dwarf types? Thanks

[lola]

there you've got me.... best to google it I suppose, see what dwarf types are around, and which you like, then see what you can find locally to you (not myhills though!!)





(ps got any nice little hens for sale??!!)