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I doubt it would be a problem in small quantities........ My dog is way more crazed over carrots than my rabbit:shock::?:D

Wow...they are adorable:bunnyheartAnd they defintly like those dried fruits:D

:roflmao:lol lol Dutch bunnies seem insane.............:craziness

Guinea-pigs are very social and if you separatethe rabbit from her I would suggest getting her a friend if you can asa friend:)

In my opinion rabbits and guniea-pigs don't andcan't form the same kind of bond as two rabbits would. However seeingas these guys owners weren't even bothered to call them a name it ishighly unlikely that they ever got human contac and from that the onlycomfort they have ever know could be from...

Hi, Just wondering to all pregnant does pull out fur or can there be exceptions made!:? Hope Buttons feels better soon!!!:)and isn't too upset when she realises there are no little bunnies coming!!!:)

Oh yeah.....and anyone whos read any of my otherposts from before. My baby Coinín died:bigtears:and is nowburied in my garden:rip:. I only had him for six months but he meanteverything to me (was my mornings-cleaning his litterbox, sayinggoodmorning to him, evening-cuddles and runs and binkies...

Hi, my name is Aislinn and this is little Abeona(ok she is not that little:whistling)We got her off our local rescueshelter but although I told my sister not to let me come home with agirl, we came home with our new little baby Aparently all the boys who were in with her were neutered...

I currently have a male rabbit who is neuteredand although we don't know his exact age he is probally roughly about ayear to two years.:?He is really affectionate and lovesnothing more than a scratch on the head. At the moment he gets a tenminute run in the morning followed by a 3hr + run in the...

They were left in on my guy too and kind ofswelled up within the next few days and then suddenly disapered...wellyou can see them if you search:shock:

I would love to go ....if only I lived in America...(although I would never switch):colors:

My bunny lives upstairs so he doesn't see my dog very often except for excerise time in the front garden which my dog likes to join in on!:bunnydance:

I don't have that problem at the moment but its good to have a solution ready for any challenge that life throws at you !!:cool:

sam wrote: i live in Ireland they are used to outside, they have there own luxury shed with plenty of room when i bring them in they get too hot we have central heating and open fires:bunnydance: I live in Ireland too:highfive::magicwand::boohoo My Coinín (irish for Rabbit) lives...

He is exactly like my bunny!!!:DWhat breed is he??? I have never really known with Coinín.:bunnydance:He is so adorable:colors: Oh anda big :welcome1......I am farily new too!:hello