BunnyBlessings
Katherine
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pet/4157436517.html
Hi all. I saw this ad posted on CL in the last few days and I want to get this little one so bad!! But please bring me into reality.. Angoras are already a lot of work, but what should I expect with a baby??
My current bunny Grace is 2.5 years old, so she eats timothy hay. Aren't babies required to have alfalfa hay until they are at least 6 months? So I'd need to keep them separated until then.. Grace is already fixed, so I could probably afford to wait on that a bit. I'd have to eventually get this one fixed to deal with territorial issues and behavior. What else, in addition to the grooming?? My husband is still not on board with getting another bunny yet, especially an angora, but I'm really trying to convince him! I want this bunny so bad now, but I'm also preparing myself first..
Someone had posted on an angora page on FB about how on CL bunnies are often bought for cheap prices by "trustworthy" people who actually use them as bait for dog fighting!! She was trying to discourage breeders from selling on CL because of this. The practice of dog fighting is horrible to me! I can't imagine anyone wanting to take something so precious as this and destroy it in this way!
So please, what are your thoughts?? I did watch that video that was posted in another thread about grooming and everything that is involved with that. But I need to know what would be involved with caring for a baby bunny. Aren't they supposed to be at least 12 weeks before they are "rehomed?"
Hi all. I saw this ad posted on CL in the last few days and I want to get this little one so bad!! But please bring me into reality.. Angoras are already a lot of work, but what should I expect with a baby??
My current bunny Grace is 2.5 years old, so she eats timothy hay. Aren't babies required to have alfalfa hay until they are at least 6 months? So I'd need to keep them separated until then.. Grace is already fixed, so I could probably afford to wait on that a bit. I'd have to eventually get this one fixed to deal with territorial issues and behavior. What else, in addition to the grooming?? My husband is still not on board with getting another bunny yet, especially an angora, but I'm really trying to convince him! I want this bunny so bad now, but I'm also preparing myself first..
Someone had posted on an angora page on FB about how on CL bunnies are often bought for cheap prices by "trustworthy" people who actually use them as bait for dog fighting!! She was trying to discourage breeders from selling on CL because of this. The practice of dog fighting is horrible to me! I can't imagine anyone wanting to take something so precious as this and destroy it in this way!
So please, what are your thoughts?? I did watch that video that was posted in another thread about grooming and everything that is involved with that. But I need to know what would be involved with caring for a baby bunny. Aren't they supposed to be at least 12 weeks before they are "rehomed?"