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rabbits
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rabbits eat their own poop.
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Om nom nom nom
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>>186779
So do lots of dogs.
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thats kewt
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my mother's white rabbit Bunny died last month, she was only 2 years old. :(
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I want a bunny so bad. Too bad I have cats.
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I had a rabbit and cat that got along fine. It really depends on your cats though.
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Rabbits and Cats or Dogs are adorable together.
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so are rabbits good pets or what? they seem like they'd run and hide in corners whenever someone came into the room or just be living furniture. are they lap animals like cats and dogs? do they show affection or what?
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They show a lot of affection, at least mine did. He wasn't really a lap pet since he seemed to be hyperactive even for a rabbit and would pretty much rush at anything to investigate a dozentimes over. Just have to be careful they can't get at any electric cords because they will chew that shit up before you know what's happening.
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My boyfriend's rabbit lived for 10 years - he would run to the door whenever he came home, and would always jump on the bed to sleep with his parents. I never got to meet him, but he sounded adorable.
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It's Bunday already?
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>>187042
They're skittish at first, like any new animal you bring home. It'll take a while for them to trust you, but they're very affectionate when they do. Mine likes to lick me (I have a white and gray holland lop)and he loves being groomed. It's also important that they get a lot of toys cos they get bored easily. Items that you can play fetch with and balls with bells inside them are rabbit favorites. They also like cotton blankets and soft toys.
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i had 2 bunnies when they were full grown and they were not really friendly.
but i have another bunny that i got while it was pretty young so it jumps on my lap whenever it wants a treat, roams around my room freely, comes when i call its name and we can even sleep together.
also rabbits can be toilet trained easily. but they bite anything (paper, electrical cords, plastic, cloth, hair pins etc) so you need to be careful or they might choke!
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Was it hard to rabbit proof your house?
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>>187332
Not the person you're responding to, but not really. All it takes is wedging old phonebooks behind couches, using spare cardboard boxes to block access to areas you don't want it to get, and getting the things that protect your cables for everything else.

We rabbitproofed about 1/4 our house, it cost maybe $20 and took 2 hours. And this is considering our current rabbit is an escape artist (little guy got out of a 42" cage wall and over a slanted 5' barrier and BAM up the stairs).

Everything else involves being careful and not leaving harmful things around. Our rabbit tears up phone books and cardboard, which is just fine, and we let it play outside a few hours a day (keeping an eye out for hawks) in our backyard (which is fully sealed, no escaping via digging).

Aside from that, they are much more affectionate when you raise them from babies. Ours is only 5 months old and he's already running up to us and nudging us when he wants to be petted, and follows us around the house.
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not really--it was kind of fun!
i had old metal racks and boards from an old bookshelf so i hid all my wires behind it. like creating a wall. also i put everything on tables so it doesnt eat dangerous things.
rabbits like dark areas underneath something so i emptied out my bottom bookshelf and put in towels. i covered the opening of the shelf with a sheet of fabric so it has an area to relax. it also likes to stay under my bed and underneath tables!
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How old should you're rabbit be before you spay/neuter? Also how young can you get a rabbit? i.e. How old do they have to be to be separated from their mother?
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Rabbits can be (safely) separated from their mother at 8 weeks, but you can often get them younger from pet stores. You will know its time to neuter a male rabbit when you notice large bleeding bite marks in your ankles. Females are less obvious.
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or cumstains on your ankles.
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6 months.

I'm the guy with the 5 mo rabbit and we aren't supposed to do it for AT LEAST another month.

We got our rabbit a 3 months old, but I've heard you can get as early as 8 wks (2 months).
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females will start pulling out their fur to make 'nests', or just seem angrier in general
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how much does spay/neuter cost?
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Depends where you live, obviously, but I seem to remember it being pretty expensive for rabbits (more than cats) on a chart at the vets. Why that is, I don't know.