Comments on: Bunny Holiday Card Giveaway

By: Hot Pink Fishnet Blog

Hot Pink Fishnet Blog — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 04:58:07 +0000

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By: Sandy

Sandy — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 01:59:37 +0000

Handle gently, talk softly , snuggle with them and show love every chance you get

By: Michelle White

Michelle White — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 16:14:42 +0000

As a newbie bunny adopter (1 yr old called Bounce but aka as ‘funny bunny’), “don’t panic! if your chilled out bunny is spooked for no apparent reason they can probably smell or hear a fox in the neighbourhood” – I was most worried yesterday, bunny who loves having playtime, chilling out under coffee time, shrieked and flew back to cage, back leg thumping madly, when ventured out again later in day fled back when I moved, even talking to her sent leg thumping madly.

I phoned Rabbit Welfare Association (UK) who explained it was probably a fox she could smell though air vent, and yes, when I asked estate landscaper this morning, there are LOTS of foxes around. Bunny fine today, ventured out a bit, had a little binky before heading back, was told she’ll gradually stay out longer again in her own time as she realises again no one is going to eat her.

By: Allana Bennison

Allana Bennison — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 18:14:31 +0000

I’m 11 years old and I have a chocolate brown and white Dutch bunny called Coco who i absolutley adore!! My tip for new bunny owners is:

Don’t stress if your bunny is not very friendly in the beginning, she/he will come around. A good idea is to speak to the previous owner, whether it is the feeder in the pet store or the breeder, and know what foods they like. I highly suggest buying everything before you buy your little new friend and containing it all in a big box where you can store it all neatly away. Anyway, to be a bunny owner you need to know all the facts!!

Plus, those bunny cards are sooooooooooo cute =D

By: Sarah

Sarah — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 18:12:23 +0000

Before i got my house rabbit Frank, for 3 months i got my hands on every piece of info on rabbits so i could know and understand everything about them before jumping into the commitment. When i finally got Frank i felt completely capable to care for a rabbit the right way and still shower him with love, i also had a theory that if i treat and think of him like a dog or a cat then thats what he would be like and sure enough that gave him the ability to reach their full potential of being intelligent. It only takes Frank a day to learn a new trick and he does it all of the time. My adivice is that: think of a rabbit as an intelligent animal on the same plain as a cat or dog rather than a mindless caged pet, and they will become just as smart and loyal for life.

By: Becky Sappington

Becky Sappington — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 03:47:22 +0000

Always do the research. I never new how much info was out there on having a Bunny and taking care of a Bunny. His or Her needs, Health choices, and how to understand your Bunny. I love my Babs more than anything and I am still learning everyday. I am only a year into it and still love it. If I had the space I would have more than one.

By: kitty

kitty — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 00:46:25 +0000

Enjoy! Love! And if you adopt more than one get a second opinion on what the sex is. I was told I had two males and oooops one day I had six more beautiful buns! I love them all and baby them every day. My buns: Momma Missy, Meadow, Indy, Murphy,Thistle and Thatcher. With sweet memories of Daddy Bunny.

By: Chris gaston

Chris gaston — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 00:28:11 +0000

Hay, hay and more hay! Oh, and never force yourself on a new bunny. Let the bunny come to you.

By: Palin Wiltshire

Palin Wiltshire — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 23:17:26 +0000

Realize that rabbits love the company of their own kind. If at all possible, adopt a bonded pair. If you’ve already got a single bun, contact your local House Rabbit Chapter to help you find the perfect BFF.

By: Crystal

Crystal — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 23:16:08 +0000

As a recently new bunny mommy (she just turned 1 years old) I spent a lot of time researching what she can and should be eating. I always provide her with fresh veggies every day and have found her favorites. Also, never leave her unattended, especially around any electronic wires!