did i post this before? i dont know...

does anyone else have livestock props?
i recently fell in love with a lionhead bunny, and took her home on the spot.

more or less, shes a messy companion right now...

I grew up with rabbits, as well as just about any other semi domesticated animal you might dream of including a handful of skunks (they can indeed be a handful.) These experiences convinced me that NO thank you I will use props that don't need to be fed, watered and...

yeah, the guy made it sound so easy to litter train her. ahem. no.

okay seriously, i cannot train this rabbit. and now she flips out if she is in her cage. what am i gonna do?? my vaccuum bags only hold so much...

I heard rabbit stew is one way

You could get her a boyfriend to play with...

Uhhhhhh rabbit stew????????

I heard rabbit stew is one way
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I once fell in love with a Hugh Hefner bunny and took her home on the spot. She was messy too but I don't recall complaining too much. She left right after I went broke.
Real wabbits? In my humble opinion whether they are kept inside or out they need to be contained.
I built hutches in my back yard for critters that were abandoned by my kids and what have you. I now have a working compost pile beneath the screened floors of their hutches which provides an excellent source of garden fertilizer. I've heard so many horror stories about trying to keep livestock in the house that maybe the "recipe book" IS what the Hokey Pokey IS all about. Ya put your bunnie in a pot and ya shake it all about...

she is doing better today. theres doo in the pan!

i will keep you updated on "the doo report"

quote Elmer Fudd... "Kill da wabbit, kill da wabbit..."

Just kiddin :pie:

Shriners aren't supposed to have animals for props, so I won't be going down that road. I wish you luck on this, but a rabbit in the house is a recipe for disaster.