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Hares are a type of wild rabbits, All Hares are rabbits but, all Rabbits aren’t Hares.
not all hares are wild rabbits.... one can get the belgian hare, britannia petite, tans, etc which are all domestic versions of hares/running breeds. Hares/running breeds require space to run.
I can't advise on benefits of owning a rabbit or a hare vs any sort of reptile. They all have their own benefits. Utilizing google to ask questions might help, going to a knowledgeable pet store could assist more, and talking to people who actually own these animals would help the best.
Research the care required. I know that bearded dragons require bigger enclosures than most people account for, and many of them are kept on a sand substrate. They can show a lot of personality and some people absolutely adore them. i've never owned one so I can't advise.
Chameleons from what I've learned from snake discovery take some specialized care. perhaps go to youtube and look up snake discovery to learn more about the care of chameleons and bearded dragons.
I personally love raising rabbits (the common out of european rabbit stock). Holland lops are sweet, easy-going rabbits. Meat rabbits/large breed rabbits provide some substance that generally you don't have to worry tripping over. If I were going to have a pet, in the house rabbit, I would most inclined to have a large breed rabbit. Keeps me from tripping over them!
I can't advise on benefits of owning a rabbit or a hare vs any sort of reptile. They all have their own benefits. Utilizing google to ask questions might help, going to a knowledgeable pet store could assist more, and talking to people who actually own these animals would help the best.
Research the care required. I know that bearded dragons require bigger enclosures than most people account for, and many of them are kept on a sand substrate. They can show a lot of personality and some people absolutely adore them. i've never owned one so I can't advise.
Chameleons from what I've learned from snake discovery take some specialized care. perhaps go to youtube and look up snake discovery to learn more about the care of chameleons and bearded dragons.
I personally love raising rabbits (the common out of european rabbit stock). Holland lops are sweet, easy-going rabbits. Meat rabbits/large breed rabbits provide some substance that generally you don't have to worry tripping over. If I were going to have a pet, in the house rabbit, I would most inclined to have a large breed rabbit. Keeps me from tripping over them!
Graceful Rabbitry
gracefulrabbits
Your right, I forgot those were hares.not all hares are wild rabbits.... one can get the belgian hare, britannia petite, tans, etc which are all domestic versions of hares/running breeds. Hares/running breeds require space to run.
I can't advise on benefits of owning a rabbit or a hare vs any sort of reptile. They all have their own benefits. Utilizing google to ask questions might help, going to a knowledgeable pet store could assist more, and talking to people who actually own these animals would help the best.
Research the care required. I know that bearded dragons require bigger enclosures than most people account for, and many of them are kept on a sand substrate. They can show a lot of personality and some people absolutely adore them. i've never owned one so I can't advise.
Chameleons from what I've learned from snake discovery take some specialized care. perhaps go to youtube and look up snake discovery to learn more about the care of chameleons and bearded dragons.
I personally love raising rabbits (the common out of european rabbit stock). Holland lops are sweet, easy-going rabbits. Meat rabbits/large breed rabbits provide some substance that generally you don't have to worry tripping over. If I were going to have a pet, in the house rabbit, I would most inclined to have a large breed rabbit. Keeps me from tripping over them!
