I've been hopping around for a bit, but I just signed up today! I have one REW mixed breed named Sugar, who was originally acquired as a prop for a community theater production of <i>The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds</i>. I assisted with props for the show, and got so attached that, after carefully researching rabbits and their needs, decided to keep him. I got him neutered last year and he now lives in a 4x4' ex-pen. No pictures, unfortunately, but at 7 lbs he looks a bit like an oversized Florida White. I'd love to get him a companion, but my boyfriend is in the army and we may be moving at some point in the indeterminate future, so right now he's BFFs with my two Ragdoll cats.
He's been thoroughly socialized since he was 13 weeks old and exposed to a wide variety of people, and is ridiculously outgoing. I take him out to pet stores on his leash and harness, and he'll hop right up to strangers. It's also a good opportunity to educate people on rabbit care (once they get over the shock of "oh my God, is that a RABBIT?") and how they're more work than you'd think.
Although he's my first rabbit, I've collected Beatrix Potter paraphernalia since I was a child, and once my boyfriend and I have our own place, I plan to give him a BP-themed "bunny room" where I can display my framed prints and figurines (well out of nibbling range, of course!).
He's been thoroughly socialized since he was 13 weeks old and exposed to a wide variety of people, and is ridiculously outgoing. I take him out to pet stores on his leash and harness, and he'll hop right up to strangers. It's also a good opportunity to educate people on rabbit care (once they get over the shock of "oh my God, is that a RABBIT?") and how they're more work than you'd think.
Although he's my first rabbit, I've collected Beatrix Potter paraphernalia since I was a child, and once my boyfriend and I have our own place, I plan to give him a BP-themed "bunny room" where I can display my framed prints and figurines (well out of nibbling range, of course!).