Recent content by leighann7

My Tawny wants to eat the bags potatoes come in. I know it's not actually people "food", but she's totally obsessed with eating them. I have to unload potatoes into a box to even bring them into the house, lol.

Tawny is no maintenance at all. As long as her litter boxes are squeaky clean, she gets to eat whatever she wants, no one takes the spot in front of the fireplace, and you let her chew any cell phone chargers she finds, she's totally easy.

I read a lot of people on here recommend the pellets, which is why I tried them. I really, really hated them and ended up donating the entire bag to a hobby farm down the way. There are 7 litter boxes for Tawny scattered around the house, and I found the pellets a pain to clean. I use paper litter.

I spend 400 a month on Tawny. But don't go by me. I'm clearly insane. You should see my house.

Tawny was a meat bunny. Now she's a sleep on the bed eat all the peppers in the fridge bunny. She was healthy enough when I got her, just skittish. Which changed the moment I put her down in the living room. She joined the family like a champ.

Tawny is completely free roam and has been since I brought her home. I don't even have a cage and she sleeps on my bed. We have 2 dogs and a cat. There aren't any problems, not between any of them. The cat is an idiot, but he's sweet enough. They get along fine, Tawny rules the roost...

I sleep with Tawny. She has a spot at the pillows, and heaven forbid the dog get in that spot first. Fur will fly, and it won't be hers. I don't have to worry about squashing her. She's nearly as big as the pillow!

I'm currently getting the stink eye because I decided to sit beside her on MY bed while she was napping. Apparently it's HER bed. She just chased the dog off it, lol. The other picture is her hanging out under a pine tree. Pay no attention to the wings. It was an event with kids at the local...

I don't leave Tawny alone even overnight. She goes with me. But she's a quite clingy and doesn't even like staying home while I run to the store. She just rides in the car like a champ. Though hotel staff usually pause when I say I'm traveling with a rabbit...

Just do whatever bunny tells you and things will go swimmingly, lol. Tawny has certainly got me trained.

I'm so sorry that happened to you. Such a tragic and senseless way to lose a friend.I have a similar problem, but with my sister. She comes over with her kids and tells them they can run after my bunny and grab her. She's convinced rabbits are as hardy as the cat, which is just not true. It...

I had my father bolt a feeding dish to the wall for me. Tawny tosses things all the time. Including food. Bolting the dish worked perfectly.

I buy the best pellets, a variety of hay, and she gets a selection of vegetables. Unfortunately, she prefers the antique coffee table in the living room. :(

For me, it's the ears. Just love the long ears. That said, I was never going to have bunnies again. Didn't have time for that, or so I thought. I hadn't had a rabbit in 10 years, and was not interested in having one again. Then I was visiting the man down the street. He raises meat bunnies, and...

I'll see if I can pull some other pictures off my rather stubborn digital camera. No, I don't love technology, lol. And thanks to the posters who assured me that, while it may not be common, it's perfectly normal for her to be a weirdo. As to where I got her, she came from the man three doors...