Recent content by imarowdyrebel

oh I'm glad since we just got them last night andits a different type of household then they came from we have a LARGEdog and a cat never mind the scent of the horses and goat they seem tobe settling nicely:D

thank-you I think they are cute too, they are 6months old the old owner told their breed but I can't remember what itwas, a cross though. oh well they seem to be relaxed they sprall rightout and lay on their side which I assume means they don't feelthreatened right?

YIPPPEEEEEI figured it out!!!!! if you click on the pic it makes it bigger andyou can view the slide show too

i have used web shots in the past but don't know awhole lot about it:(

no i just thought i could attach them:(

heres a couple of pics of the new additions toour family (or should I say zoo lol) oops i tried to attach a photo hmmI'm not the best a computer stuff

what about wood or those commercially made things with the treats on them how often should they have those?

is ok to give a bunny cardboard and stuff like that to chew? Sorry for a stupid question but its our first bunny experience:)

ok I didn't know you could use those pellets thank-you very much!

thank-you very much! We got our bunnies lastnight! Their names are Rex (black) and Cuddles ( white w/ black) verycute and my little one is in love! The dog is good with them and mycat was very curious,we let them hop around theliving room for awhile last night and this morning they seem to...

thank you for the info, my horses eat a timothymix hay, I believe the bunnies are eating alfalfa now should I weanthem to the timothy if I'm going to change them over?

hi there thought i would introduce myself, I'm ananimal lover with 2 kids,3 horses ,1 goat, 1 dog, 1 cat,fishand tommorrow I'm getting 2 six month old bunnies and Ihave never owned bunnies before. Can they eat the same hayasthe horses? What kind of treats are ok? And is living in abasement...