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Yeah, just make sure that it is a rehab that will not feed the bun to one of its cats. The Big Cat Rescue near here has gotten flack for feeding live buns to its cats. I'm not one for domesticating wildlife, but in your situation the damage is done, I'd think about keeping it.

Umm....You don't need a defense. No big deal about making mistakes, that is why writers have proofreaders and editors after all. Mistakes simply distract from the message that you are trying to get out. You do have a tendency to use ‘threw’ for ‘through’ too. ‘Thru’ is also correct. Every...

Well, to each their own, as long as it gets the message across. I find it a bit wordy for my taste. BunBun was more to my liking, a bit more succinct: Easter Tears Countless rabbits are just thrown away After being given as gifts on Easter day. Don't buy me just for a cute holiday toy With...

Sure parrots, like corvids, can be quite smart, unlike chickens and turkeys; but then millions of parrots or corvids are not raised and killed each year for meat as are rabbits. Also a number of parrots have legal protections that rabbits do not. And, like rabbits, parrots are highly social...

That is nonsense as not all animals are created equal, as they say at Chik-Fil-A: eat mo' chicken. There is a reason that calling someone a birdbrain is an insult. Kill and eat a chimp or a dolphin and the Feds will put you in prison. Just a few miles from here a coupla' weeks ago there were...

Does the term "meat rabbit" have any meaning to you? Do you think that those rabbits were given room to run, dig and frolic, to do what rabbits are meant to do or is it more likely that they were crammed into cages without outdoor access?

$200 profit / 619 rabbits = $0.32 profit per rabbit So for a few cents they were willing to abuse and kill a rabbit. Not only were they extremely poor "businessmen" they are poor excuses for humans.

agnesthelion wrote: That would be you right? I don't have any problems with my lads bonding and have to make post after post about their relationship issues. Even though the "experts" say that un-neutered males can't get along. I didn't have to make post after post about Booger's...

woahlookitsme wrote: That's a mutant guinea pig. woahlookitsme wrote: Really? Full size bunnies aren't known tohave issues withsuicidal and kamikazi jumping, that would be dwarf lionheads that are known for that. All types of dwarf animals are known to have problems due to genetic...

Newbie@Rabbits wrote: Adopta full sized rabbit that looks like a rabbit. Due to theinbreeding necessary to get them to look like some kind of mutant guinea pig and subsequent genetic damage, dwarf rabbits have many more health and behavioral problems than larger rabbits. Booger is a dwarf...

Yeah, well Booger pees in my face and poops in my bed. Do you wanna trade?

littl3red wrote: Time for a new boyfriend it seems, unless the bunny gives him the OK. BunBun Rwa has his videos on YouTube in order to show what a rabbit can do. The lads walk up to a mile a day without a leash, frequently at night. Try that with your average dog and it will be gone...

Well you never know, something could have peed on it before it was picked (cat, dog, raccoon). Rabbits have a very good sense of smell, like dogs do. Washing it would not prevent a rabbit from smelling the residue. Might tryanother batch of kale and see what happens. One time I punked...

daisyandoliver wrote: Find a treat that they REALLY like and they will. Rabbits can learn AMAZINGLY fast when they are motivated to do so. Actually rabbits LISTEN very well, it is the motivating part that gets tricky. Booger learned in 2 minutes what "raisin raisin" means. BunBun...

ajohal wrote: I'm too lazy to type. The lad's storys are on video.Two below, 17 more to go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB1sbdbTdwI&feature=plcp https://www.youtube.comv/=DB1sbdbTdwI&feature=plcp&hl=en&fs=1 And if you want some reeeeal bunny loveeeeeee, here ya' go...

The last thing that I'm going to do is separate the lads when they are **ahem** having a gay old time of it. As long as they aren't fighting, they can do as they wish. Of course I do tell them to cut it out and get a room when the shameless hussies get busy on a neighbor's lawn...

agnesthelion wrote: Artisan lettuce??!! GEEZ!! I don't get artisan lettuce! The lads get all of the weeds that they can eat. Well, they hit my garden pretty hard too.

There is more info on this topic on this thread: http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=75908&forum_id=48 When I have the time there is quite a bit that I will add, but for your situation I would not put them in a cage together. Loose in the house maybe, but I gather that is not how...

daisyandoliver wrote: It takes a while to get back into the swing of things once your naughty bits are cut off. It could be worse. Booger could have a little chat with him and then he'd be peeing in your face. Mmmm....nothing like the taste of rabbit pee in the morning. It gets me moving...

daisyandoliver wrote: I dunno, if you cut off my man parts I'd be a bit upset too. I think that he is letting you know that he is not feeling real good about things right now. daisyandoliver wrote: Until you mentioned it, I had not noticed it. Now I can't think of anything else. Thanks.