I hope you also consider what to do later if you plan to move out and your furture plans. I have friends that regret having their bunnies because they haven’t died when they are planning to move out or study somewhere else. It can be a hazle trying to find apartments that accept animals. Myself know it because I’ve jumped around with one of my bunnies, because of apartments when I studied in another city.
I couldn’t live in any student rooms because I had a bunny and had to search for apartments that allowed pets. Myself had to live 3 hours outside my university, just to have my bunny with me. Not a funny trip doing that trip early morning to get to university, specially when I had to be at the university at 8. But myself would never leave my bunnies, they are a package with me
I don’t know if you can try be a bunny sitter and ease it in to get a bunny later. Sometimes telling and doing research aren’t enough. It can help showing with actions, so being a bunny sitter can help. I know in sweden a few breeders can let you rent a bunny to try owing a bunny and see if it fit the family and something they want to own. It cost a bit of money but seem like a smart idea when doing it correctly. It cost more renting than buying a bunny but it can rule out if any person are allergic to the bunny and people that have thoughts to get a bunny.
Because you need your parents to want to help, so the vet costs can be covered. It can be expensive owing a bunny when it comes to vet costs. Myself often works just to save up money and I’ve burnt up a large part of savings on one of my bunnies
Myself only got my bunny again when I moved out and could pay for my bunnies alone.
