🐇 ❤ Bunny Love ❤ 🐇

Michele5006 said:
Hi, yes bunny can be litter trained. I had 36 bunnies I trained to be pet therapy bunnies I took to various nursing homes. All were litter box trained and very docile. I no longer have bunnies as of 1 year ago because clean cage and hay all over is hard for me. I do have a ragdoll cat n a persian that I adore♡. They are easier for me to care for. But I do miss my bunnies...they were so fun to have♡
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Good on ya for taking them to nursing homes. I have seen people in nursing homes open their hearts to kittens too.
 

NotCompSavy said:
We had dwarfs but females going back decades as my father loved animals , I was always under the impression that male rabbits were bit difficult as far as " spraying " territory ?

Our neighbor in Albany had outdoor hutches with Flemish giants but he bred them for food , I think also popular in Canada .
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Oh yeah, they will spray! I had mine neutered and that took care of that. No problem with spraying after that. Mine is a Californian, which are usually raised for meat. They have a good personalities so make good pets. I love their ruby eyes. This is mine, "Rabbit."


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katlupe said:
Oh yeah, they will spray! I had mine neutered and that took care of that. No problem with spraying after that. Mine is Californian, which are usually raised for meat. They have a good personalities so make good pets. I love their ruby eyes. This is mine, "Rabbit."


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And here I will guess Himalayan as far as color ?

I plan to move but yes considering female dwarfs again so not moving on it yet or Guinea pigs which are also nice yet not nearly as smart as rabbits but also had them years ago and very nice .
 
katlupe said:
Oh yeah, they will spray! I had mine neutered and that took care of that. No problem with spraying after that. Mine is a Californian, which are usually raised for meat. They have a good personalities so make good pets. I love their ruby eyes. This is mine, "Rabbit."


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There is a huge bird aviary place like 20 minutes away which sells parrots , they also sell dwarfs but as you know rabbits do not like heat it can be lethal yet theirs outside in hutches , granted shade but heat is heat .
 
PeppermintPatty said:
Awww… he’s so cute. Did you call him ‘rabbit?’
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Well, my husband did. He found him in our barn with our three horses. In the hay, making a bed hidden away. He had been dropped by an owl and had large wounds on his side but I could not catch him. We could feed him and my husband could pet him but not pick him up. He healed on his own and was outside for about 5 months. In the cold (-26 that year) and deep in the forest where we lived so was not safe. Finally, I got him and brought him inside. Now he is going on 11 and came with me to my apartment when I moved. I am known here as the rabbit lady. :)
 
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