i live in a house with a fenced in back yard i found a baby rabbit while mowing the lawn the rabbits eyes are open and i think it is 3 weeks or older because it does its "business" by its self. should i keep it and treat it like a regular rabbit?
Our rabbits chew on the spout end of their water bottle which bends the metal then the ball does not seal. We have replace many bottles and even some new ones we have purchased leak (so they may have come bent) -Any suggestions
can u trap rabbits in tx witout permit in a local park oh yea and no web refs i want flat out answers
I recently got a rabbit from a breeder, he’s a 2 month old Netherland Dwarf. The breeder told me it’s one of the most hyper bunnies she’s ever came across. It won’t stop jumping and running around.
However, when I brought it home, it didn’t mind laying in my arms as i pet it. I was just wondering, when it grows up, will the rabbit ever be tamed enough to set on the sofa or on the floor without it running away and crawling into places.
Of course, I would rabbit proof the house first. Many of my friends rabbits are all tamed, and they can be set anywhere in the house and not run around like crazy…
Thanks
I think I’m going to get a chinchilla, but I’m still a little bit on the fence about whether or not I want a rabbit instead. I am fully aware of the care that both of these need, so the work is not a worry. I’m wondering which should I get? Could I have some pros and cons? Thanks!
I can’t hunt after dark, it is against the law. They have killed my cat and are getting unafraid and it is time now to do something about them. They have killed all my rabbits and qual. The hunt is on! What is the way way to get rid of these pest?
spit fire says with a rifle, would figure he would spit at them he is so smart.
I recently got a rabbit from a breeder, he’s a 2 month old Netherland Dwarf. The breeder told me it’s one of the most hyper bunnies she’s ever came across. It won’t stop jumping and running around.
However, when I brought it home, it didn’t mind laying in my arms as i pet it. I was just wondering, when it grows up, will the rabbit ever be tamed enough to set on the sofa or on the floor without it running away and crawling into places.
Of course, I would rabbit proof the house first. Many of my friends rabbits are all tamed, and they can be set anywhere in the house and not run around like crazy…
Thanks
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