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UncleBuck
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OMFG that is awesome.well its been about a month or so since hempy passed away and after buying all the supplys online meet the new edition, for the next 10 or so years !View attachment 3335548
edit: a friend of mine from back in college litter trained his rabbit and let him have full run of the house. it was a very happy bunny.
kinetic
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@Singlemalt, delicious. I liked small game hunting when I was a kid.
Growan
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Behold the prophetic words of Growan, and witness the return of the @mainliner.
Dude, you must blow Mods just the right way.
yeah im little training him/her
theres like a little litter pan and you like put little wood litter pellets in it ..and a hayrack up top since rabbits apparently naturally poop and eat at the same time
its neat and less messy
Jimmyjonestoo
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You haven't sexed it yet?
the lady at the store said she was unaware of the sex because he bunny is such a baby
ive been giving him/her space being moved into a new home so no i havent because we havent bonded enough and rabbits can get scared really easy due to being prey animals
Jimmyjonestoo
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Hand feed it some apples you will bond quick. They fucking love apples. All the females we have come running out when they see me coming out and love to petted. Is petted a word? Anyway..the male is the only one who never really warmed up. He's always jumpy.
yup been giving apples and other little treats ^_^ being in a new home im sure can be scary!
what i loved about my hamster is that anything i ate pretty much he could eat too, so same thing for the bunny..
always fresh fruits and veggies in my house so the animals always get fresh fruits and veggies!
even thor LOVES veggies
I give him a doggie salad everyday (not as a meal replacement) but as a treat
always fresh fruits and veggies in my house so the animals always get fresh fruits and veggies!
even thor LOVES veggies
I give him a doggie salad everyday (not as a meal replacement) but as a treat
Jimmyjonestoo
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Yeah they will eat up pretty much any veggie scraps you give em. I've found most rabbits don't care for potatoes are anything citrus tho.
i found a list of good and bad foods bit different from the hamster
Jimmyjonestoo
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We also keep a block of timothy hay in each pen. Lots of vitamins and they really like it.
hes too young for timothy so i used alfalfa hay but yeah i have a whole thing of it
Jimmyjonestoo
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Just relooked at the picture. It is a young one huh. What's the breed? Looks like new Zealand maybe a cross?
drawf they said yeah only 2-3 months old not sure how accurate they are on the breed
apparently he wont get any bigger
Hookabelly
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Jimmyjonestoo
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Most rabbits sold as pets are of a dwarf variety so probably correct there. New Zealand and California's are popular along with lionheads.
Hookabelly
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I like the giant Lop Eared rabbits. I was watching some in a pen a while ago and rabbits actually play. At least that's what it looked like they were doing.
yeah hempy was old like 3-5 year old range they only live for liek 2 years so i say he lived a good life.
from what ive read they can be pretty trainable i have him in a room with nothing thats plugged in and pretty bunny proof, right now im not giving too much roam around of course when i do he will be supervised, they need a lot of space to run and hop everyday "floor time"
they are a lot of work and energy required and can live up to 15 years
the Rex's are popular here im not really sure what exact breed makes it a little harder considering the rabbit itself is an albino and is still a baby we will probably see later on in life when he/she has more distinct features