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katlupe said:
He (?) looks like a good boy! Pretty coloring!
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He was a good boy. He was litter trained and didn’t eat any furniture or electrical cords.
He had a huge outside pen that was all fenced in and a huge pen down in the basement that was all fenced in. He also got to run around the house each day freely. We had a German shepherd who adored him. They were best friends.

Unfortunately he only lived for 4 years but I used to treat him with gladioli . Just last night I discovered that it was toxic to him. Now I’m feeling really guilty. The thing is, he loved them so much. It’s hard to believe they were toxic to him.
 
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PeppermintPatty said:
He was a good boy. He was litter trained and didn’t eat any furniture or electrical cords.
He had a huge outside pen that was all fenced in and a huge pen down in the basement that was all fenced in. He also got to run around the house each day freely. We had a German shepherd who adored him. They were best friends.

Unfortunately he only lived for 4 years but I used to treat him with gladioli . Just last night I discovered that it was toxic to him. Now I’m feeling really guilty. The thing is, he loved them so much. It’s hard to believe they were toxic to him.
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It's not your fault. Rabbits are so fragile. I have fed Rabbit various foods over the years and he was fine. Then one day, it would start causing him issues. So I would do the elimination diet and find it was an old familiar food that he loves. So sad when I have to stop giving it to him.
 
katlupe said:
It's not your fault. Rabbits are so fragile. I have fed Rabbit various foods over the years and he was fine. Then one day, it would start causing him issues. So I would do the elimination diet and find it was an old familiar food that he loves. So sad when I have to stop giving it to him.
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It difficult figuring out what food is causing them issues and even more difficult when it’s their favourite food. I miss my bunny. Today I actually considered getting another one but we have 2 very active dogs already. If they didn’t get along I’d be heart broken.
 
PeppermintPatty said:
He was a good boy. He was litter trained and didn’t eat any furniture or electrical cords.
He had a huge outside pen that was all fenced in and a huge pen down in the basement that was all fenced in. He also got to run around the house each day freely. We had a German shepherd who adored him. They were best friends.

Unfortunately he only lived for 4 years but I used to treat him with gladioli . Just last night I discovered that it was toxic to him. Now I’m feeling really guilty. The thing is, he loved them so much. It’s hard to believe they were toxic to him.
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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 .
 
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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That might be so but my male(s) never sprayed. I wouldn’t have let them run around the house if they did. Here’s another photo of him. IMG_7798.jpeg
 

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