| Rabbits 20:49 - Sep 25 with 4707 views | LeonWasGod |
Has anyone here got or had a rabbit? I'm half thinking about getting one for my little girl's 8th birthday. She'd love one, but I'm under no illusions that I'd be the one having to take care of it (for now at least). I'm used to looking after stuff that needs regular attention (kept a tropical reef tank for years), so I'm happy with a daily routine. What happens when you go on holiday for a couple of weeks though? Neighbours, or is there such a thing as a rabbit kennel? And are they worth it for neutrals - am I and my misses likely to regret it?!
Any views/suggestions (sensible and Loyal's) welcome. |  | | |  |
| Rabbits on 14:59 - Sep 26 with 898 views | Flashberryjack |
| Rabbits on 21:14 - Sep 25 by LeonWasGod |
If they're biters like hamsters then I'm not interested. Would love a dog, but we're out all day. I'm assuming a couple of rabbits will entertain themselves in a hutch. |
As long as they're handled regularly from a young age, they are very docile creatures.
My cousin living in Ireland has a house rabbit, and it goes for a dump in a designated box, how she trained it to do that I have no idea.
Rabbits eat their own droppings to help them digest their food properly, we've had our rabbit for about 7 years now, but since the grandchildren have lost interest, I'm it's main carer now.
It' kept in the hutch out doors all year with just bedding in it's sleeping compartment, very easy pet to look after, much easier and far less expensive than getting a dog (but dogs are my favourites by far) |  |
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| Rabbits on 15:29 - Sep 26 with 883 views | Ebo |
My Mrs has 2, one of them is rampant. |  |
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| Rabbits on 16:03 - Sep 26 with 869 views | LeonWasGod |
| Rabbits on 14:59 - Sep 26 by Flashberryjack |
As long as they're handled regularly from a young age, they are very docile creatures.
My cousin living in Ireland has a house rabbit, and it goes for a dump in a designated box, how she trained it to do that I have no idea.
Rabbits eat their own droppings to help them digest their food properly, we've had our rabbit for about 7 years now, but since the grandchildren have lost interest, I'm it's main carer now.
It' kept in the hutch out doors all year with just bedding in it's sleeping compartment, very easy pet to look after, much easier and far less expensive than getting a dog (but dogs are my favourites by far) |
Useful, thanks. | | | |
| Rabbits on 22:30 - Sep 26 with 825 views | Pegojack |
| Rabbits on 22:10 - Sep 25 by longlostjack |
That’s the kind of thing Mrs LJ would say. Give me a nicely marbled rib-eye any day! |
Rabbit is a staple ingredient of a genuine Valenciana paella, from whence the dish originates. None of your poncey prawns or octopus. I've had a couple since I've been here. |  | | |
| Rabbits on 00:46 - Sep 27 with 806 views | Loyal |
| Rabbits on 21:21 - Sep 25 by LeonWasGod |
That's what I was talking about. Don't you skin yours first? You should try it. |
When I was one I used to hang around with loads of them.
Nowadays I don't feel the urge. |  |
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| Rabbits on 07:46 - Sep 27 with 782 views | jackal |
True story.
A guy knocked on my door. He'd got a lost rabbit and wondered if it was mine. My kids had one at the time.
I said "No".
He said some guy had found it and given it to him and now he was stuck with it.
I said, very wittily I thought, " Passing the buck, was he?".
He looked at me, shook his head sadly. and left. |  | | |
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