Rabbits Make Wonderful Companions For the Right People!
Rabbits can be litter box trained. Rabbits can live to be 5 – 10 years old. Rabbits are inquisitive and social animals. Unlike their wild cousins, domestic rabbits will die at temperatures above 90 degrees. Rabbits make wonderful indoor pets and purr when contented. Like cats and dogs, rabbits need to be spayed and neutered to improve health and behavior. Most rabbits do not like to be held, they prefer to sit beside you. Rabbits like to play with toys such as cardboard boxes, wire cat toys, hard plastic baby keys, and untreated willow baskets. Rabbits need to have things
GarageSaleGal.com: Hopping From Sale to Sale
Jonah Huffman gets all bright-eyed and bushy tailed when it comes to garage sales. Oh sure, he may have his ailments—a persistent runny nose, serious sinus problems and a lack of teeth after most had to be pulled—but those problems never get in the way of his bargain hunting. “We put the harness and his leash on and you can tell he’s excited. He knows he’s going somewhere,” says Mel Huffman. Jonah isn’t some feeble-minded old geezer. He’s a cute, fluffy bunny—a 3-year-old, 2 pound Holland Lop (lop meaning floppy eared as opposed to those that stick straight up). For
Frontdoors Magazine: Do Rabbits Make Good Easter Gifts?
Don’t be fooled by the fluffy, cuddly, and soft baby bunny you see at the local pet store! With Easter only a few weeks away, many parents are thinking a “real” bunny would be the ideal Easter gift for their young child. Think again. Within months, these adorable baby bunnies will grow into full grown rabbits that will start scratching, spraying urine, biting and chewing everything in your home! Contrary to popular belief, rabbits do not make good pets for children under 10 years old and for families who are not prepared to take care of this “high” need animal.
Fox10 Phoenix: Rescue Warns Parents Against Buying Real Bunnies for Easter
FOX 10 News | fox10phoenix.com Although many parents think it’s a good idea to give their children a bunny for Easter, rabbit rescues say–don’t do it. Bunnies look cute and cuddly, but looks can be deceiving. According to Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue, bunnies don’t like to be held and will scratch when they’re scared. They aren’t the ideal pet for young children. Bunnies require hours of care and two to three hours of exercise every day. Plus, bunnies live 10 years or more and must live indoors because they can’t survive in temperatures over 85 degrees. Rabbit rescues often see
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