[align=left]I was wondering if you could help me come to a decision.[/align]
I won't be moving into an apartment until august 09. The condo I'm in now doesn't allow pets.
I'd be getting 2 pet rabbits...a holland lop and a netherland dwarf or aholland lop and dwarf hotot.
which would be better in your opinion? (they'll be male and female pair, neutered of course-kept seperate but together in a divided NIC cage with a run)
I've been researching for months on raising a rabbit, rabbit-proofing, rabbit diseases, etc; I found a local vet in the area, and I found a few potential apartments in the area that are rabbit friendly, 400-800 sqft, 1 bdroom or studio. I'm prepared and ready...I just don't know which pair would be best between the 3 I like.
I love and have owned holland lops but have been looking into NDs and dwarf hotots as well recently. I've read the NDs have a tendency to be spunky and dont like to be handled. In contrast I've read it depends on the NDs and that they vary in personality like people and how they were raised/treated. I think it's a combo of both.
Dwarf hotots- I can't find much about. I know they are bigger then NDs so I figure they might no be as jumpy as NDs. What would the best breed in your opinionbetween these 3 for an apartment owner.
It will just be me and my husband, no kids, no other pets.
Heather:?
I won't be moving into an apartment until august 09. The condo I'm in now doesn't allow pets.
I'd be getting 2 pet rabbits...a holland lop and a netherland dwarf or aholland lop and dwarf hotot.
which would be better in your opinion? (they'll be male and female pair, neutered of course-kept seperate but together in a divided NIC cage with a run)
I've been researching for months on raising a rabbit, rabbit-proofing, rabbit diseases, etc; I found a local vet in the area, and I found a few potential apartments in the area that are rabbit friendly, 400-800 sqft, 1 bdroom or studio. I'm prepared and ready...I just don't know which pair would be best between the 3 I like.
I love and have owned holland lops but have been looking into NDs and dwarf hotots as well recently. I've read the NDs have a tendency to be spunky and dont like to be handled. In contrast I've read it depends on the NDs and that they vary in personality like people and how they were raised/treated. I think it's a combo of both.
Dwarf hotots- I can't find much about. I know they are bigger then NDs so I figure they might no be as jumpy as NDs. What would the best breed in your opinionbetween these 3 for an apartment owner.
It will just be me and my husband, no kids, no other pets.
Heather:?