We have a pretty similar setup for our place and our two lionheads. This isn’t really a picture of the setup and more just them in their TV watching spot.
While it is a pastime of rabbit-keepers to disagree vehemently with each other, I can't disagree with anything you've written. Have you told us their names?
Interesting about the "not keeping them outside" part, that seems very counterintuitive to me. I'd assume they'd eat the lawn since grass is just fresh hay, and the digging could be a problem, but if you live in a suburban area with a fenced in garden, they should be pretty safe as long as they're locked away at night - my family hasn't lost any chickens to foxes yet!
Wonderful! I enjoyed rabbit companions for many years. All the work required to care for them was worth it for the moments when I lay on the floor face-to-face with one and rubbed noses - sheer delight! Also well worth the effort is the joy of when they kick up their heels and do a binky (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe7ZQuE5_cc ), which you don't mention. Better than Fred Astaire!
We have a pretty similar setup for our place and our two lionheads. This isn’t really a picture of the setup and more just them in their TV watching spot.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mf66w3ckt05m95u/IMG_0170.jpg?dl=0
Never would have known about the rabbits before, though a mutual friend (Mitch) did mention that you like them!
While it is a pastime of rabbit-keepers to disagree vehemently with each other, I can't disagree with anything you've written. Have you told us their names?
Very cool keep it up
Interesting about the "not keeping them outside" part, that seems very counterintuitive to me. I'd assume they'd eat the lawn since grass is just fresh hay, and the digging could be a problem, but if you live in a suburban area with a fenced in garden, they should be pretty safe as long as they're locked away at night - my family hasn't lost any chickens to foxes yet!
I had rabbits as a boy. They lived outside to a ripe old age but most kids in the neighborhood lost theirs to coyotes. Do house rabbits binky?
Wonderful! I enjoyed rabbit companions for many years. All the work required to care for them was worth it for the moments when I lay on the floor face-to-face with one and rubbed noses - sheer delight! Also well worth the effort is the joy of when they kick up their heels and do a binky (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe7ZQuE5_cc ), which you don't mention. Better than Fred Astaire!
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Will rabbits sleep on your ankles to help you keep warm on a cold night?