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Baby toys are AWESOME for rabbits - Slinky (a plasitc one) is something else that was suggested to met that I'm going to try, next. And yes! The one holding hte ball up is actually my adult rabbit. He is trouble with a capital T. I love that guy. He's funny and spunky and has attitude, but...

Thank you! Yeah, my girl is a saint, she really is. And of course I got them both >.> Who wouldn't?!

Thanks! I certainly find them pretty stinking cute. They're dwarfs, yeah.

Pat likes toys. Like, a lot. Rick's a little quieter, but inquisitive And oh so sweet. (He's the one who's blind in one eye - also the smaller) Elvis is also kind of nutty for that ball. Best toy ever. He still loves his dog. Dog should still get an award for putting up with rabbit...

Me too! And we're so close now. Picking them up Tuesday at 1. I'll get their cages set up this weekend at some point so we're ready to go. But those little white bits just delight me. Especially the one RIGHT on the nose of the guy that's blind in one eye. <br /><br /> __________ Tue Mar...

There will be a fresh thread when they come home the 17th. I am getting antsy.

I am going to second checking for tattoos and placing an ad. That rabbit looks REALLY clean and healthy, as well as unmatted and well groomed. That doesn't look like a neglected rabbit, so while it could have been dumped it wasn't long ago and it was obviously well cared for to that point and...

Pits can turn it off as easy as any other dog, and more easily than many terriers and the like. The status you're using are also wrong - pits do NOT lead the dog bite fatalities list, even IF people could be trusted to accurately report breed, which is so untrue (they can't identify or report)...

I *think* that color's seal?

A lot of photos make Bun look black. He's really, really not. Those new bunnies need to show up so the current animals get a camera break.

Definitely understand how Rabbitosis happens. Waiting on these guys to be ready to go has made me want to pick up EVERY RABBIT I SEE. I'm down to < 3 weeks wait, though, which is nice. I may possibly vibrate out of my chair day of. Definitely will flood the internet with pictures.

I'd believe that. She's a ridiculously good dog, super biddable and eager to please, and waaaay higher energy than you'd think by those pictures. She rocks agility - puts my border collie to shame for consistency. <br /><br /> __________ Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:19 am __________ <br /><br />...

I had this same conversation, about this same storm, in the SAME AREA you are in (well, not quite but almost). LOL. Just. LOL. Made for a GREAT photo background though:

I'd go Rex, I think. Pelts/furs don't go for very much UNLESS they're rex, and I've heard nothing but good things about them as meat rabbits. That said, more experienced folks will likely have way, way more varied and useful information.

I have seen positive changes in does who were spayed - big ones. I think it's important to remember that sometimes a rabbit who is perfectly sweet when being bred and raising kits can get, um, frustrated when intact and not doing those things, so the breeders may never see those changes, even...

She is the best dog. Like. The. Best. Dog. We don't really know. She weighs 11lbs and sheltie mix is a common guess - but we found her screaming in a commercial trash dumpster when she was about 4 weeks old, so no real idea. Guess I could DNA test, but never really seemed worth it. <br...

I'll be honest: My preference isn't to pose. I have a lot more fun allowing the rabbits to do their thing and interact with an object (or another animal or each other) it takes long, but the results can be really good and more... 'alive' than with posing. But I haven't had much luck with...

She IS spoiled rotten. Well spoiled, anyway, she's actually really good. I'm down to about 3.5 weeks before the other two come home. ...>There will be more photos. Maybe I will have enough for a calendar then!

Yup. Unlimited hay, small amount of pellets, and my guy actually gets greens (not iceberg, but kale, romaine, parsley, cilantro, spinach, etc) in fairly good quality. Odd crasin or bit of apple, but mostly: Grass Hay and pellets.

As someone who only keeps house rabbits/pets, the idea that they're neater with more space is dead wrong. Rabbits use poop to mark territory. When they're in a confined space they know its their territory and stick to a potty corner. Given a large area, they poop all over it to keep marking...