This is Snowy......
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And this is Misty......
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Jasmine thinks they are lunch so when they come into the house I have to put her in another room or in her pet carrier (so she can see them). They are a lot bigger than this now but I don't have any recent pics of them.
WOW! What great pictures you have! They are gorgeous and the pictures are really good! Congratulations!!!
I can't wait to see how they are now!
Cute!
How are they as pets? Do they like to be held? Do they need to be in a hutch outside? How do they interact with the cat?
Just wondering as we were thinking of getting a bunny as a pet.
Awww adorable little bunnies
Misty & Snowy are beautiful!
(08-06-2010 09:11 AM)Megailee Wrote: [ -> ]Cute!
How are they as pets? Do they like to be held? Do they need to be in a hutch outside? How do they interact with the cat?
Just wondering as we were thinking of getting a bunny as a pet.
They are kept in a hutch and run out side (our vet said that rabbits are outside animals and shouldn't be kept indoors?). Though I do bring them inside to play sometimes. They don't mind being picked up and held but Jasmine the kitten would probably kill them given half a chance. She attacks them and they just sit there and let her, so now I usually put her in her carrier so she can watch them for a while or put her out of the room. Though I have seen many photos on the internet of cats and rabbits together, and my previous cat Bobby (a black moggie) got on well with the rabbits.
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Jasmine the little huntress!
(08-10-2010 09:04 PM)Diana_S Wrote: [ -> ]I loved your last picture too!
Rabbits are outside animals... Well, here I heard all the time the opposite, lol!
But I believe both are possible, if we have some precautions!
This is a really good webpage: http://www.rabbit.org
Some links:
Indoors or Outdoors? (in the end of this page) http://www.rabbit.org/newmexico/beforeyouadopt.html
Rabbits Outdoors http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/outdoors.html
Outdoor and Indoor Hazards to Companion Rabbits http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/hazards.html
I've just read all those links, some interesting information there, thanks! Our vet has told other people that I know (who kept their rabbits in the house) that they should keep their rabbits outside and they have gone out and spent a lot of money buying hutches and other outside equipment for them so that they can keep them outside (and these rabbits are used to living indoors with their families). Having read these articles this seems really cruel and I will pass this information on to these families.