I had two rabbits when I was little, and they were adorable—but honestly, having a rabbit at home isn’t as easy as it seems. They require a lot more care and attention than most people expect. Just recently, I read a story on twitter about someone’s pet rabbit, and unfortunately, it didn’t have a happy ending. It really reminded me how important it is to fully understand their needs before bringing one home. They’re sweet animals, but definitely not low-maintenance pets.
Any (experienced(ish)) rabbit owners?
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May 11, 2025
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CarTheSlay wrote:
She jumps like a ping-pong ball to say the least, so thank you!
The dog was a Labrador retriever.
May 11, 2025
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AwesomeAtti wrote:
CarTheSlay wrote:
She jumps like a ping-pong ball to say the least, so thank you!
The dog was a Labrador retriever.
Ah, ok. I currently have a Pitbull, but sometimes she can be really calm, then five seconds later, she's running through the house like a fuzzy bullet eating cheese. If I were to introduce them, I would probably have to have her in the kennel or the rabbit in a carrier.
My niece raised many rabbits. One problem she had was with her dog unintentionally scaring one rabbit to death. I don't know if the rabbit had previous health problems. If your dog is excitable, a rabbit might not be a good idea.
She jumps like a ping-pong ball to say the least, so thank you!