» Site Navigation
0 members and 3,065 guests
No Members online
Most users ever online was 6,337, 01-24-2020 at 04:30 AM.
» Today's Birthdays
» Stats
Members: 75,083
Threads: 248,525
Posts: 2,568,639
Top Poster: JLC (31,651)
|
-
BPnet Veteran
we gotta bunny!
Sunday is my sons 4th bday.. we had planned on getting him a puppy but because were on the fourth floor we have put those plans on hold, so instead we got him a bunny, it was the landlords rules we had to get rid of our pet rats before moving in and my son hadnt been the same since they went to their new home.
Its name has changed from Simon to Chowder to Alvin and it now remains nameless lol. The bunny is going to be a "house rabbit" and already has its own corner of the house. He (?) is currently in our vanity area baby gated in so hes not locked up in a cage all the time, we have a little carrier type cage that has its litter pan, food, water, exc in there. He seems to be settling in nicely, hes sooo sweet and is even licky. My sons are very happy.
Ill add pictures later on today
Anyone have any comments or feelings on bunnys living alone? Should they be in pairs like rats?
My boys have already donated some of their toys to him and so far hes had very few accidents outside its litter box!
-
-
Re: we gotta bunny!
That's so sad you had to get rid of your rats!
Congrats on the bunny, post pics!
-
-
Registered User
Re: we gotta bunny!
Originally Posted by ADEE
The bunny is going to be a "house rabbit" and already has its own corner of the house.
If he's a house bun, with lots of attention, there won't be a problem. They do litter train really, really well, and you can look online for specifics. Even if they make messes, they're pellets and sweep right up.
I made a harness for mine. He doesn't care for it much...
Balls aplenty, but never enough! 0.1 pied, 1.1 het pieds, 1.0 het albino, 0.1 poss het albino, 3.0 black pastels, 2.4 pastels, 1.1 spiders, and a lot of not-so normal mommas with offspring in the incubator.
Dinker baby BP: 1.0 Cactus Jack. Dude's got circles. Grow, baby. Grow.
For a unique diary of life amongst kids and kritters, please visit www.sapphiretigress.blogspot.com. Be warned, the blog likes Firefox and hates IE.
-
-
Re: we gotta bunny!
I think they really do need to be kept in pairs like rats do. I started with one bunny and had to wait about a month before I could get the next one from the breeder (had to wait for the second litter to be weaned). It was AMAZING the difference in overall behavior of the first bunny after we got the second--it was SO obvious she was happier and her overall quality of living was much improved. Even though we gave her lots of love and attention every day, our human companionship was no replacement for bunny love.
- Emily
-
-
-
-
Re: we gotta bunny!
My rabbits especially love things that aren't toys. Their absolute favorites are small cardboard boxes that they can get in and on and that they can chew.
- Emily
-
-
-
-
Re: we gotta bunny!
Oooh, empty soda boxes are a serious favorite in my bunny area (the dining room). It's hilarious to look over and see that box moving around on its own.
- Emily
-
-
BPnet Veteran
Re: we gotta bunny!
Originally Posted by mlededee
Oooh, empty soda boxes are a serious favorite in my bunny area (the dining room). It's hilarious to look over and see that box moving around on its own.
lol.. thats too funny! I will be posting a picture of his living space tonight when i post his pictures
-
-
Re: we gotta bunny!
I can't wait! I need to take photos of my bunnies too--perhaps I will be inspired to do so when I see your photos.
- Emily
-
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|