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Bunnies are so cute, man
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I love their round black pearl eyes. One of the reasons I also love mice. :)
Thank you so much for sharing this, it gives me life. :)
Thank you so much for sharing this, it gives me life. :)
It's the only thing that keeps me from allowing our rabbit to be completely free-range in the house. The door to her habitat is the first thing we open and the last thing we close when we come home or leave, but we can't let out stay out without any supervision. She'll damage stuff, but more importantly she could hurt herself by chewing on something she shouldn't.
Maybe once or twice a year though we randomly forgot to close up her cage, and the smug look on her face when we get home is almost worth it.
Bunnies are always underrated in these cuteness discussions. Bunnies are cuteness distilled. Everything they do is cute.
Don't eat too much of it, rabbit meat is so lean that you'll starve if you don't get fat from other food.
If you met my rabbit, you might wonder about how lean that meat really is, lol
Got 2 bunnies. Muffin and Noodles.
Muffin is a lionhead with a mullet that loves old school metal and exploring, Noodles is a lop that likes to eat as much as possible flop over for pets and sleep.
I love them both so much. Hurray for house buns!
Muffin is a lionhead with a mullet that loves old school metal and exploring, Noodles is a lop that likes to eat as much as possible flop over for pets and sleep.
I love them both so much. Hurray for house buns!
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look good on IG and GIF's, but I have had one and it was a "dwarf" that ended up almost as big as my dog, growled, Bit people, and attacked your hand as you fed it. No thank you.
This almost makes me want to adopt some bunnies, but probably can't because of my two puppers. We live near a hill so we always have a ton of wild bunnies on our lawn in the afternoon and evening though, and sometimes they even come into our backyard at night. When we have leftover veggies we sometimes put it out for them; they seem to appreciate it.
One of our dogs has captured a few bunnies that let their guard down in our backyard over the years, sadly. One time I went to pick up what I thought was one of their toys and it turned out to...not be a toy. Yech.
One of our dogs has captured a few bunnies that let their guard down in our backyard over the years, sadly. One time I went to pick up what I thought was one of their toys and it turned out to...not be a toy. Yech.
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We've got a bunch of wild ones in my neighborhood (not sure how much longer we'll have them as we just found a fox out back last night) and they're always adorable to watch... but man do they love running in front of cars every chance they get. Haven't seen one get hit yet, but people swerving to avoid them is an almost daily occurrence on my road now.
My wife is dying for a rabbit. She used to have one growing up. If I am allergic to animal dander, would I be allergic to a rabbit? We currently own a sun conure because its the only thing that won't make my allergies act up.
Curious how we talk about bunnies when the topic is their cuteness but rabbits when it's their culinary value.
This is that carnivorous language coding that makes us eat cuddly bunnies without thinking they're bunnies. They're just older. IT'S THE SAME ANIMAL YOU MONSTER
This is that carnivorous language coding that makes us eat cuddly bunnies without thinking they're bunnies. They're just older. IT'S THE SAME ANIMAL YOU MONSTER
I wish I had photos to back this story up lol
There is a bunny who lives near me who is always out on the street. The first time I saw her I picked her up and went knocking on doors to find the owner. Turns out she ALWAYS escapes and now all the neighbours know to look out out for her. If i go to the shop at 8 in the morning she'll sometimes be sitting on the pavement like the Queen she is lol. Must remember to take my phone next time
There is a bunny who lives near me who is always out on the street. The first time I saw her I picked her up and went knocking on doors to find the owner. Turns out she ALWAYS escapes and now all the neighbours know to look out out for her. If i go to the shop at 8 in the morning she'll sometimes be sitting on the pavement like the Queen she is lol. Must remember to take my phone next time
Man people regularly talk so crazy around here that I can't even tell if this is a serious post or not.
They're so cute, but I may never love them since I'm super allergic to their fur. I can eat them, but they're kind of bland so it's little consolation.
Fuck, now I'm convinced this is what I want to have as pets when I move somewhere else that allows pets.
they're super cute, but then I think about how they're prey animals biologically wired to be frightened of everything, and then as someone with anxiety I start excessively pitying them lol.
My family also has a neighborhood bunny for a few weeks now and it's the cutest thing.
I like the parts of this thread that aren't talking about dogs killing rabbits and how they taste good
Can someone with a pet rabbit tell me more about them? How hard is it to keep them if you're working and living alone? I heard they require lots of attention so what if I'm outside working and not at home? Do I have to clean the cage everyday? Do they need some special cares?
This is an incredible photo, thanks for sharing it.My family also has a neighborhood bunny for a few weeks now and it's the cutest thing.
They might react defensively if they feel threatened or something, but they really only prey on creatures significantly smaller than them, yes.
We got one this year. Its... not too hard. We change the litter box a couple times a week. We bought a big fence and kinda fenced him off in part of one room. He had more space, but just this week he learned to jump over the couch and escape, so now he's back to a smaller area. I'd let him roam free, but he chews on everything, including electrical cords.
Ours hasn't done litter training well. He poops everywhere. Very occasionally pees outside his box. I heard getting him spayed helps.
Eats like crazy. We feed him hay mostly. Vet told us the veggies here aren't good for him. Pellets for treats. Behavior is kinda weird. He likes to hide under things or behind things, but also likes to be petted. Often if you come it in his area, he'll hop around front, get some pets, and then sit right behind you.
