Oh! and cute bunny!. I especially like the wagon picture. There is a bunny at a local petstore that looks about just like yours. I'm thinking of making it my next 'rescue'. First of all, I find the pet store somewhat below standard. They had a g.pig in a wire bottom cage, which was way too tall and quite short on adequate square footage.That's not the only thing. The place stinks in a bad way and there's a dirty film to all the tanks. Anyway, when I inquired about him, the sales clerk told me that his temerment wasn't very good, since he had sexually matured and that he badly needed neutering. It's farm country around here. You're lucky if you can get people to spay/neuter their cats and dogs. Everyone thinks it's funny that I take my g.pigs and rabbits to the vet,etc. My point is that know one is going to buy that rabbit with the sales pitch that girl was giving. She even showed off her scar from a rabbit that bit her, stating that she thought that this rabbit would do the same. If the petstore is that concerned, then they should get the bunny neutered, and then adjust the price if they feel neccessary. Anyway, when it works into the bunny budget, I'm going back for him. I'm sure he'll still be there, the poor miserable fellow.
