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Aww so cute. I've known many grays and they have all been sweet hearts. This is mariah and I at fair last year

Mine like getting their ears pet nut when I hold them and pet their ears they stand up a bit and put their heads back.

Wow the pictures got messed up...

Well she's just a yearling so I don't ride her but Tucson my older horse, which will be leaving me soon due to an old knee injury that makes her stiff, I got 6-10 hours in a week depending on how much time I spent during the weekend. Sometimes way more and sometimes less. This is Tucson and I on...

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Yes spoiled.... Sound like a cool rabbit! Do you know if it will have lop ears. I have always wanted a English lop but I have enough rabbits already.

That's only for the winter. I keep them at my house during better months but this winter has been unusually cold and snowy. Here's my yearling

Hmmm.. Well all five of my rabbits do that and they are all different breeds and ages so I find it slightly strange. M

Sometimes rabbits are like that. I had a problem with one of my rabbits. When I first got her she didn't drink either I gave her water and after a day or two she got so thirsty she started drinking. I went on a dangerous approach but I didn't want to stress her out more by taking her to the vet...

I would most likley say the start and I would start treating it soon or else it will almost be impossible to fix and your rabbit could start being it pain. I use a skin and sound cleaner/healer spray for my rabbits. I honestly don't know how much it helps but I like to believe it does.

Harlequin was the first thing I thought of too. I just love them!!!

You know how when your holding a rabbit and touch at the base of their ears they stand up and put their heads up? Why do they do it and why are some rabbits more responsive over it than others?

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I could board my horses like 25 min away but boarding 800 dollars a month I think and all the cheaper places have weird owners or rules like only geldings are allowed. We've bounced around but we love the place we're at even of it is far aqay

Oops spoiled...

I see your point Vanessa and after dinner I do play with rabbits not for long, but I do. During weekend though it is a different story. I ride horses all weekend. My mom and I often drive the three and a half hour drive down to my trianer while my dad watches over the bunnies. I admit, that...

I it is likely I will turn out the same when I am older. I would like one of my rabbits to be a house rabbit now but due to our house being a rental, two dogs, and my dad being a collecter of very valuable items (not to mention how yummy looking some are to rabbits) it makes it impossible. And...

@oakridgerabbits (and everybody else who I've talked to) I have trouble spending time with my rabbits due to school. I leave at 7:10 every day and come home at 4:30 except on Mondays when i'll get home closer to 6:30 due to jazz band after school. Including homework, relaxing time, and dinner I...

By fo-fo I mean soiled. And when you say you rabbit will be 15-20lbs thats sounds like a Flemish is that what you have? I love them!! My dad had one that was pushing 25 lbs and that wasn't all fat either. Her cage was over 12 ft long.