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I think it's awful that this is a rabbit in a classroom. Schools should be educating the kids on the best way to keep animals, not neglecting them!

I may have to skip the flower-arranging class this week ...

Flashy wrote: People's reactions to walking rabbits on a harness seem very mixed - it obviously depends very much on the character of the bunny! I think I might leave it alone for a bit as Caddy seems a bit aggressive with me when I approach her at the moment - best to get her trust back first.

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: I think it's an H harness. I tried a vest harness and it was hopeless. These are the only two I've ever seen in shops - don't think I've come across a Figure 8 rope harness.

"You're fired!"

Does anyone out there walk their rabbit in a harness? I don't have the kind of garden that can be enclosed so I thought I'd try walking Caddy on a harness. I've managed it a couple of times and she seemed OK once she was in the harness, but getting her into it was another story! Grunting...

Hi. What a lovely rabbit. Are rabbits popular as pets in New Zealand?

Hi there, I'm new to this forum. I'm a fairly mature rabbit-lover (51!) and live in West Yorkshire, England. My avatar shows my rabbit, Caddy. I think she's a dwarf cross, with maybe a bit of lionhead as she has a funny little whispy ruff and fringe. I only got her last year - she was given...