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AquaticRex wrote: i was thinking of either a rex or an dutch

lol i feel the same way. in couple of years 'mi going to veterinary school so i understand

AquaticRex wrote: that is so thoughtful!

AquaticRex wrote: oh bad day that's what i plan to do :big wink:

AquaticRex wrote: woa i didn't know rabbits were so smart!i have two parakeets and they are smart and they can learn tricks(i taught them to perch on my hand)but after while they forget. so i'm glad to hear that bunnies actually rember what you teach them.

JadeIcing wrote: your sure i wont?!

AquaticRex wrote: why does their fur curl? i was going to put my rabbit hutch under a gizibo (sp)so my rabbit would be safe from weather

AquaticRex wrote: how about dwarf or dutch rabbits ? i see them alot and stores and i was wondering

but I'm not going to abuse the rabbit or anything. I'm going to take care of it just like an indoor one

:O

wow!

that so convenient and like that the bunny can learn your home and family :)

i check out the sites and there some rabbits there i really like! does 3 rabbits have a shelter so i could meet the bunnies?

buying but i might consider adopting since they include neutering

I am going to be buying a bunny soon.however I would like to know which breed is best for outdoors and doesn't shed too much? thanks for your help:biggrin2:

JadeIcing wrote: me 2

i feel your anger,something like this happened to recently.I went into "statewide pets" and what I saw there was terrible! As soon as you walk into that door the smell of death and poo fills your nose. The store had dim lights; the cages the animals were in weredusting. They were covered in poo...

oh my gosh that's terrible! Didn't anyone at the shelter offer to help the bunny?

Myia09 wrote: that's really gross rabbit poo smells bad already i cant imagine it worse.

tonyshuman wrote: that sounds terrible! why would they want to give this to rabbits?