Post buns and bun accessories
>>2035434
whats wrong with that dog
>>2035458
Thats a rabbit not a dog. Dogs don't have hands.
here is my dog
muh bun
here is mine.
Beautiful dog
got snip'd
>>2035464
You got your bunny a tablet?
>white people
Rabbits are worthless. Mine was litter trained for years and all of a sudden pissing and shutting everywhere. Vet check ups are always fine and nothing has changed in my house for years. Same cat, same me, same everything. It won't potty train anymore and I'm resenting him more and more everyday.
>>2035490
Maybe he's stressed out?
>>2035490
they're dumb as shit
what'd you expect?
clean the areas where he like to go no and limit his space until he gets it right
>>2035496
Rabbits are smart you fucking asshat. Post buns or /step/ the fuck out of here this is not a shitpost thread
>>2035501
>Rabbits are smart
Lmao no, no they're not
>>2035501
i already did
she's dumb as shit
>>2035501
But they are stupid, anon
>>2035493
I need pictures of this bun being petted.
Everyone pet your buns.
>>2035461
Someone get bugfag to argue that dogs have hands
>>2035528
If I try to pet her when she is in that position, she just gets up and sits, making it impossible to take a pic of me petting her.
>>2035548
But they don't have hands. Just stahp
>>2035624
Does your bunny like being petted at all? I've been looking into getting one, and their personality range is astonishing.
Snuggle bunnies :D
>>2035548
Kek
>>2035631
>Does your bunny like being petted at all?
only lets me pet her, any other person she just runs, and if that person is a woman she actually attacks.
>>2035631
My two rabbits (now dead) used to love getting petted. They'd sit in any strangers lap for hours and just get cuddle until they fell asleep.
>>2035717
Bunnies are so cute when they're chilled out like that.
>>2035920
I was looking at some young rabbits in a pet store. Poor buns are in aquariums with open tops so anyone can pet them. I took one lop out and sat with her on my lap. She was obviously scared, but seemed to get curious about my coat after a while of not touching her. I would really like to bring her home but I need to get the entire setup in my room ready.
>>2035928
I really hope that I find a bun with this personality. I can stroke a rabbit for hours and hours. But just having a curious little ball of fluff throwing tips around and hopping around to watch would be fun too.
>>2035920
Was she a rescue?
>>2035959
bought 6 years ago in a pet store.
>>2035487
>Not sharing with your animals.
>Fucking nig nogs.
How do you get a rabbit to not chew the carpet?
They're good friends
Heres apollo, He's almost a year old and I love him
How long do your bunnies like to be petted for?
>>2038137
Five to ten minutes, then he decides he has better things to do.
>>2035464
it looks like a wolf mix to me
She only lets me pet her, and is v sassy.
>>2038137
I have 3 bunnies and they all like being petted for 10+ minutes.
One of them especially loves being petted and will sleep in my bed next to me. She's 10 months old and already 9 pounds.
its illegal to keep bunnys in my state. why even live ;_;
>>2038642
what
>>2038657
im in australia. they are huge pests here unfortunately.
>>2038660
Oh, right
I didn't know Aus had states
>>2035487
>You got your bunny a tablet?
Keyboard makes it easier to play Sid Meier's Civilization.
>>2035434
Jewish Rabbit?
Back when Harvey's home was an extra-large dog crate ...
>>2040487
Perry's house was ... well, *not* made of Lego bricks.
>It's Mickey Mantle's number. So not only is it an all-around beautiful name, it's also a living tribute.
Peekaboo was a good little Mini-Rex
>>2035434
>bun accessories
Some of the best things in life are free...
Sabrina moved from the bare concrete floor at the animal shelter to a custom-made split-level town home furnished with a potty box and all the hay she could eat.
Piffy was soft and blue!
took waffle out in what little snow we had, she was very curious and licked it off the grass at first but soon gave up and ran around. spent half the time flicking her paws though.
>>2040523
How well does that harness work?
>>2036079
>Paprika Pringles
Mein neger
Moonshine thinks Tux is his friend.
Tux thinks Moonshine would be delicious.
>>2035920
>only lets me pet her, any other person she just runs, and if that person is a woman she actually attacks.
Huh.
When we were looking at fostering Harvey (>>2040487), we heard similar things from his owner. She turned out to be terribly allergic to rabbits. She also said he tried to bite her every chance he got and even swiped at her with his front paws!
So, since we had a farm-scale rabbit hutch with an empty berth, we figured we'd just board Harv for a while until we could find him a tolerant family or some rescue organization that would take him. The alternative would've been letting his owner set him free, which is an automatic death sentence for a domestic rabbit.
We've now had Harvey for almost eight years, and he's only bitten me twice - completely by accident during feeding time. He is *always* friendly to humans and loves being petted, reserving those "ferocious" paw-swipes for cats and dogs that wander too close; he is *more* than happy to eat craisins from your hands - they're his favourite treat.
>>2040851
>cont'd
It's been my experience that big rabbits like Flemish Giants raised from babies act the most like dogs, if that's what you were expecting from your pet rabbit.
Little rabbits sure are cute, but mine took a lot of conditioning to get over the "I'm somebody's next meal!" instinct. It was three years before Peekaboo (>>2040495) felt safe enough to dine in the presence of a person.
Mine's an angora. This is pre-haircut when I first rescued her. Her hobbies include getting her ears gently pulled and scritched, sitting under a chair, and eating out the blue and green pellets from her bunny mix. Her favorite food is dandelions. Least favorite is spinach.
>>2040723
it's alright, wish the leash was a bit longer though. it looks kinda tight on her, but it's just because of her fur plus i wanted to get it secure without choking her. if you don't strap the part under the neck tight enough, their front paws can slip out of that part and they can get out of it. but overall i like it for her, and she's used to it.
>>2040856
>Flemish Giants raised from babies
We raised Emily from a baby. >>2040241 is her in her younger days.
In this picture, she has matured.
>>2040856
Is that your rabbit and your pancake?
have you guys eaten rabbit?
it's quite delicious for a cute animal.
>>2041407
>Is that your rabbit and your pancake?
Yes. >>2040241, >>2040497, >>2040856, and >>2041307 are all the same rabbit.
>>2040998
cutie!
One of the rare moments my brother's bunny lets me pet her.
>>2036813
Make it look less like a carrot
My bunno
>>2035434
>bun accessories
How about plastic collapsible baby gates?
Is that bunny making gang signs at me?
>>2043589
God this bun is adorable. Face ears hump and all.
I always wanted a Flemish giant but I know there'll just be hay everywhere and won't be as cuddly as a dog. Plus I don't think an apartment is great for a bun that big
What's it like having a bunny guys
>>2043643
It's like having a cat that isn't an asshole, has more needs, chews things it shouldn't and requires you to become a bunny yourself to make friends with it.
This is my bunny. I only have him because the previous owner was going to kill him if I didn't take him. He was supposed to be snake food.
Very friendly, loves people, good with children, gets on well with the cats. The older of the cats grooms him from time to time. He has no concept of personal space, though. If you lie down near him, he will step on your face. And he's about eight pounds.
Muh bun
>>2043617
>God this bun is adorable. Face ears hump and all.
Seven was an adorable girl. Unfortunately, she passed away a few years ago. The only remaining rabbits we have are a couple of rescues.
>>2043638
>I always wanted a Flemish giant but I know there'll just be hay everywhere and won't be as cuddly as a dog. Plus I don't think an apartment is great for a bun that big
You can confine most of the mess to the rabbit's living quarters, although you might find yourself cleaning up after it a lot.
We had Emily (>>2041307) in a 700 square foot apartment, but she was a baby back then. After that, she lived in a ~1900 square foot house.
>>2043884
>she was a baby back then
Pic related.
>>2035717
Is that a piece of MEAT in their food bowl?
>>2043884
How much does a rabbit that large eat on a daily basis?
>>2044145
>How much does a rabbit that large eat on a daily basis?
A full-grown Flemish Giant might eat as much as half a pound in pellets per day. You can get a 50lb bag of Purina Rabbit Chow for about $15.00US.
Also, they should be eating hay (which costs a lot more per pound unless you buy in bulk) to keep their digestive system "regular", and leafy green "vegetables" to supplement.
I use the term vegetables loosely. The green parts of the carrots that people throw away are what they *should* be eating rather than the orange parts - except as a treat. Plus, you can use weeds like dandelions which, depending on how well you maintain your lawn, might be freely available or even abundant.
Fred
This is my bun Link
>>2044324
Does he come to town?
Can rabbits be trained not to shit everywhere?
When I was a kid our family had an outside rabbit and it was cute when it would come inside the house and sit on your knee but not when it started pissing ans shitting on you.
Here is my 9 and a half years old moody little cunt wondering where her treats are at
We have a bunny named Conan, he's such a cool little dude. He's super friendly
I live in NJ and was wondering does it get too cold to keep a bun outside? I would think so but it doesn't hurt to ask. Of course I would build something to protect it from snow and rain, but the tempurture alone is a cause for concern I think
>>2044333
>Can rabbits be trained not to shit everywhere?
To a limited degree, you can train them to use a litter box, but it's been my experience that it's never 100%.
For example, Harvey (>>2040487) always pees in his litterbox - it weighs a ton from the urine at the end of the week when I clean it - but he frequently poops outside the litter box. Moonshine (>>2040830) seems to be about as likely to use his litterbox as not, but he was raised differently by his previous family.
Are bunnies supposed to be as fat as most of the ones that were posted here?
My handsome little buddy. He'll be three soon.
>>2044333
Neuter/spay and litter box training work
>>2035920
Find My Cat Pedro In This Pic
http://videos.radiotvmelli.com/2016/01/23/find-my-cat-pedro-in-this-pic/
>>2044495
Oh jeez my heart
Big Nibbler!
I found some kind of spotted white and brown litter trained rabbit on the side of a highway in a rainstorm in the middle of nowhere once
kept it for a few months until it ate literally every single one of the buttons on the TV remote
I haven't owned a TV in 6 years, wish I kept the rabbit instead
>>2044442
Which ones look fat to you?
Mine looks chubby, but I can feel his spine and ribs easily. Rabbits generally have very thick fur, and the way they sit makes them appear stocky.
Some also have a double-chin ("dewlap") going on, but that's normal, especially in females. It's not indicative of weight unless it feels fat.
>>2044139
No. It's a dog treat
>>2036813
Don't put it near a carpet.
>>2045117
>kept it for a few months until it ate literally every single one of the buttons on the TV remote
Ha! Emily (>>2045103) did the same thing! I eventually had to buy a replacement remote and store them out of her reach.
She was clever, though.
We had a small box of yogurt drops in the middle of the dinner table that we used to treat her with. One time, when we weren't looking, she jumped into a chair, jumped from the chair to the table, grabbed the box of treats in her teeth, threw them off the table, and then hopped down to eat all the treats that had spilled out.
In this picture, when she was younger, she actually hopped straight up into the bathroom sink one morning. I wasn't quick enough with the camera, though, so she'd started to climb out by the time I snapped her photo.
Most aesthetic rabbit in the thread coming through
>10/10 wouldpet
>>2041307
http://theselfsufficientliving.com/best-meat-rabbit-breeds/
Why is your rabbit featured on a meat site?
>>2045820
I wish my pets could sit on the ceiling.
>>2045981
>Why is your rabbit featured on a meat site?
Because I granted an open license on that photograph when I donated it to Wikipedia. It's in the public domain.
The breeder who sold us Emily did not pretend that plenty of his stock weren't destined for the dinner table.
Flemish Giants really eat too much and take up too much space for the amount of meat you get off their bones, though. Smaller rabbits would probably be more cost effective to raise for meat.
>>2046341
>I wish my pets could sit on the ceiling.
Check with >>2038660, anon. Apparently they have plenty of rabbits like this where he's from.
>>2046363
You usually don't let them get too old. They do give quite a bit of meat, and usually at a fairly young age. It's really a matter of finding the best time to take them out. Most popular meat rabbits are medium size.
>>2046435
>Flemish Giants
>medium size
Ya gotta pick one and stick with it, anon.
>>2046799
I didn't mean that. Just that most rabbits are medium size. Flemish Giants get to a decent enough size to take out for dinner in a short enough time. Around bigger than most medium sized rabbits when their time for the stew pot comes.
>>2047322
Plus, >>2046799 is a bit of a camera trick. Emily was big, but not nearly as huge as she appeared in that picture.
>>2035434
Ever since I found out how easy it is to break their spines by picking them up wrong I'm terrified to do it. Never had a rabbit. Am i being retarded?
>>2047356
Grab their chest and keep their bottom supported and they won't injure themselves. Don't keep them high up for long, and don't drop them no matter what. Set them on the ground or as close as you can.
For walking around, hold them with their feet against your chest, or their back against your chest with hand on their ribs, and support their bottom. Or Hold them horizontally against your stomach with one arm across their side so that you can manipulate doors easily. Just do it with confidence and don't panic with them.
>>2035458
It's been fed dry food for too long
New hay for buns
>>2044139
I'm from the outside looking in
Why'd feeding them meat bad?
Does it make them go rabid or bad for them?
That's my bunny! Got him 2 days ago and he is super cute
These giant rats are funny as fuck
>>2049842
They're lagomorphs you fucking plebian
>trying to bond three rabbits
it can't end soon enough
>>2035434
Whats the point of keeping these faggots if they just shit everyone all the time?
I want to get one but I wish I could teach it how to shit in one place.
>>2035631
I have 8, and my oldest female is the one that likes to be petted the most, she will lay besides you and sleep in bed, they others will come when i sit in their area and will follow me around in my house, i love them so badly<3
i can lift them, but nobody else can and they like other people they just have to get to know them at first. they loves to be petted by me and others who can sit and wait for them to come and sometimes when i sit with them and pet one, the other 7 will come and push my hand to signal "me too" they are so sweet and sociable just don't lift them around and treat them like hamsters, they really prefer not to be lifted, they are kinda like cats, they have to come to you
>>2038257
your bunny is overweight, the bag under her chin is not suppose to be that big, it's a sign of overfeeding, maybe you should cut down the corn products
![IMG_20160131_125912[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/tnviy2C.jpg "IMG_20160131_125912[1].jpg")
This is Teddy (black one with brown inside ears) and Junior (brown one)
they are my two youngest Males, they turn 8 weeks tomorrow<3
![IMG_20160131_125705[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/tnBz1oH.jpg "IMG_20160131_125705[1].jpg")
>>2050751
then we have snow (the grey/white big one) and Penny (the short haired black one with white tummy and inside her ears)
Penny turns 8 weeks tomorrow, twin to Teddy and Junior, and snow is their bigger sister at 5 months
![IMG_20160131_125642[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/ySoa8wI.jpg "IMG_20160131_125642[1].jpg")
>>2050751
>>2050753
This is Brownie (the big brown one) and Silver (the little dark grey furry one, she looks black at the picture) Brownie is twin sister to Snow and is 5 months old, and Silver is Junior and Teddys twin sister, and is also Penny's twin sister, she turn 8 weeks tomorrow as well (surprise haha)
![IMG_20160131_113322[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LSs3SVS.jpg "IMG_20160131_113322[1].jpg")
>>2050751
>>2050753
>>2050757
This is Mary, she is 3 years old and is my oldest bunny, she is also mother to all of the 6 bunnies on the other pictures
![IMG_20160131_130005[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/FZAuPd0.jpg "IMG_20160131_130005[1].jpg")
>>2050753
>>2050757
>>2050758
this is a part of their home, the cage you can see contain Holger, the father of all 6 children, he is 2 years old, i forgot to take a picture of him, sorry!
![IMG_20160131_130020[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/2FKQetH.jpg "IMG_20160131_130020[1].jpg")
>>2050759
she broke into his cage, so he got a new one as you can see, but yes.
he has been cut now though and i have a appointment for the vet when Junior and Teddy's balls fall down so that won't happen again
this is another part of their area
![IMG_20160131_130011[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/00hSU3a.jpg "IMG_20160131_130011[1].jpg")
>>2050751
>>2050753
>>2050757
>>2050758
>>2050762
another part of their area, they normally have a run through pipe, but the youngest peed in it because they weren't littler trained in the beginning so i removed it until they learn to use the potty
>>2050759
first time about 6 months ago, my bf little brother let my male out with my female without me knowing, so she got two baby bunnies, Brownie and Snow, two females
Then now about three month ago, before Holger got a new cage, Mary broke into his cage and gave birth to 6 baby bunnies, two of them suffered from peanut/dobbelt dwarf syndrome and the one died 1 day old, the other survived for 12 days, the last four survived without any problem, me and my boyfriend then moved to a bigger apartment, and decided to keep the new babies as well.
Called a vet and got Holger fixed ASAP, got him a new cage as well, now we're just waiting for Junior and Teddy to get mature so they can have their balls cut. it is already paid and planned we're just waiting for the balls to drop, which can happen now or in a month or two, so they are kept from the females till this is done, have only been kept separated for a day or two now, because i didn't remove them before they didn't drank milk anymore
>>2050762
>>2050761
>>2050764
they have three litter boxes outside their cage, and water, play balls , stuff like teddies and go into tunnel (which you can't see in this picture because at the time the new babies peed in it so i removed it to cleaning)
the oldest bunnies can jump at stairs so they also have our 1 floor to jump around at they have all in all 86 square feet to be at and they roam freely
>>2050660
You can
Mine use a litterbox
>>2040781
>>Paprika Pringles
Gross
>>2050660
you buy a litterbox and buy some dust free littersand for cats, a bunny is very clean by itself so it will learn how to use the box very quickly
Just lounging about!
>>2053207
aw so cute, how old?
>>2053497
Not sure, rescue bunny from a few days ago. Gonna watch nichijo with her and maybe pet her some more.
She let me pet her for the first time today! Generally she runs away
>>2050660
>just shit everyone all the time?
no they don't, mine uses a litter box
>>2040337
Kek
I had a dream about a pet rabbit. I really miss my sister's dutch, he was so cool. rip in peace buddy
>>2044379
Bring inside anon, too cold out. Unless you build a nice insulated hutch with heat source. But even then why would you not want to be with your bun?
Hi bun friends.
How to train a bun for litterbox? My bunny learns fast but he uses his genius for evil until I buy the litterbox.
i don't let my rabbit into my bedroom (she has access to the whole rest of the house)
and i'm awake fucking around in the kitchen right now... and she's just chilling under the table.. and it breaks my heart for some reason
THEY'RE SO BAD OMG HEARTBREAKING
Moonshine's extreme close-up (same bun as >>2040830)
Why are buns so adorable
>>2055556
So close
>>2055555
My point still stands
My two rabbits saying hello to the kitten!
>>2055989
Better picture of the grey one. His name is Samus and he will be 5 years old in May! He used to live with Amy who passed away this summer at the age of 10+. I have adopted a new friend for him.
>>2056007
And the "new" bunny, she will be 4 this summer sometime.
Bunny does not want to watch anime
>>2035434
Wild bun likes being fed and hanging out but still doesn't want anything to do with being pet
>>2056064
I recommend Usagi Drop
I found the brown one on the street 10 months ago. Bought him a friend
>>2055942
What point?
>>2056013
That wire isn't good for their paws nigga.
At least it's on the ground I guess. Just watch for injury.
>>2056091
Jesus, I thought prey animals were smarter than that.
>>2056175
>I found the brown one on the street
I hope it wasn't abandoned, maybe just escaped?
Makes me pissed and sad.
>>2056289
Yeah don't worry, I was making a new closure for them, it wasn't 100% done when this picture was taken but it's covered in dirt now, well ice now actually as it's winter time. You can see here >>2055989 . They're also in an empty stable when it gets too cold, but they prefer being outside in the hutch as it a lot lighter and they can see more stuff. During summer I can take off 3 of the 4 walls on the bottom and I attach a bigger enclosure, but it doesn't work so well with snow. So they spend some time in the hutch now and some time in the stables. They also have heating lamps.
>>2056091
Spotted this one in the wild. They don't come around as often any more with all the construction in our area. I think their habitat is disappearing.
>>2056132
>I recommend Usagi Drop
Not Summer Wars?!?
>>2035461
You CUT your dog's HANDS off?!?! OMG!!!
>>2035490
Neighbour's cat was like this. Her vet diagnosed "feline Alzheimer's" - cat was pretty old, memory deteriorating, couldn't remember where litter tray was! Solution: she put trays in all corners of rooms.
>>2038662
New South Wales; Victoria; Tasmania; Queensland; South Australia; Western Australia; Northern Territory; Australian Capital Territory (Canberra).
>>2040781
I suppose the store was all out of Carrot Pringles.
>>2041462
Goat is pretty good, too.
>>2043727
"Yosemite Sam, the rabbit"
>>2044442
Some domestic breeds have longer hair than the wild type.
>>2046799
Don't take this the wrong way, but...
"A bunny ate my baby!"
>>2057001
A dingo ate my bunny, which ate my baby
>>2057001
>"A bunny ate my baby!"
I tried to find a picture of the two of them together later, but there aren't that many. Emily (the rabbit) suffered from kidney failure and passed away when my daughter was still fairly little.
>>2056715
SW was so bad tho.
>>2035496
>>2035490
what do you expect when something like a rabbit is held in a human space under human circumstances where it can't do what rabbits do?
it is their nature to getaway, dig their dens and run fast. it's not a miraclolous shittyness what causes them to get easily fucked up if the environment doesn't fit their needs.
>>2044349
nice vest you got there
>>2042852
Adorable
>>2058273
can't show it to you anymore since it's been long ago, but back when I housed 2 bunnys (sisters)
I've had a bunk bed, and enclosed the posts of the bed with chicken wire.
there was a layer of plastic sheets and margins so that possible fluids don't touch the wooden floor and it can still be cleaned easily.
(they used to piss in their 'toilet' mostly anyway)
it worked and was bigger than the average cage, so they could run around whenever they wanted which is important for buns mental and physical health but still
it was a poor excuse of a bunny home compared to what they live like in nature, but definately not the poorest excuse.
back in the day I didn't think about the uncomforting fact I only housed wild little animals under unfitting circumstances to have a cute fluffy captive buddy.
(I was like 10 back then)
would never get buns again if I can't give them enough free space for running and digging tho
>>2058369
i own 8 of them, and they have a whole basement to roam freely in and the oldest can jump stairs and the youngest are starting to learn they have free acces to the upper floor too (not that they uses it that much anyway)
i don't have closed cages, except from my youngest males, but that is because they haven't reach maturity jet, so i can't get them fixed. kinda just waiting for the balls to drop so i can get them cut, should happen within two weeks - a month, then they'll be free roamers again as the others
but i just feel like i don't have enough fun stuff for them to play with
they have a food ball they can toss around with, and a three way tunnel they run through, then i create other tossing toy out of fx. toilet paper rolls with food and hay in, then they have boxes with hay to chill in and make caves and then i make like fake roots they can go around and pull like if they were underground in the nature, and they don't seem unhappy it's just i feel like i could do more i just don't know what it should be.
the white cage under the stairs contains a guinea pig, that only comes out of the cage under supervision because i don't want the bunnies to harm him, in case they got annoyed with him or something.
he is though in love with my oldest female and will often sit out near her litterbox, where she often sits and chill besides him, then then like stick their noses together and when the cage is opened she will jump in and lick him and take care of him, and he will enjoy her company
>>2058273
really no one have any bunny setup ideas?
>>2060225
That's neat
>>2060225
I took an outdoor hutch and set it up for indoors. Added a run that took up half my room.
I don't think it's very inventive.
>>2060966
We used to put a yogurt treat (he went full heroin addict when he heard the bag rustle) inside some Timothy hay and stuffed that into an empty toilet paper tube.
He also liked to fuck up those little bathroom size Dixie cups.
The more you play with your little shit the more you'll figure out what it likes and doesn't.
I really miss that little shit ;_;
muh bun
Fudgie
Fudge master
Everyone loves fudgie
One bad bunny
Ola
Anons, don't get me wrong I love your buns, but these filesizes are killing my phone's memory. Could you try posting smaller pics of your buns?
>>2046799
That's a lot of bunbun for your buck
>>2056289
>>2062685
>>2062687
>>2062690
>>2062246
Don't waterboard your bunny anon!
>>2062695
Is this abandoned one?
>>2062643
this is two of my bunnies snow and Penny
>>2062893
wild, she has a few litters in the backyard every year
>>2035486
He looks so defeated...
>>2050680
its a girl. i adopted her from a shelter where she had just been neutered. eat my ass
>>2062695
My two. people gave me them a few years ago. The male (white one) has a place he gets out the yard and breed with the wild rabbits so I am starting to see wild brown rabbits with white spots.
>>2063670
Girls don't get neutered.
>>2064162
> "Neutering" is often used incorrectly to refer only to male animals but the term actually applies to both sexes. The male-specific term is castrating while spaying is usually reserved for female animals. Colloquially, both terms are often referred to as fixing.
>>2064134
pics si vous plait
Mine is weird
>>2065136
But handsome
so with your bunnies do you usualy keep them in cages and occasionally let them around the house or let them walk around the house all the time like cats.
>>2066770
Cat-mode bun reporting. Caught him in a rainstorm one day when he was a baby. Didn't find the owners. Bought a big cage for him, but he would rattle the shit out of it all night like a prisoner, so we just started letting him out more and more until the cage was left open all the time.
Now his cage is used by rats and he just has a bun station below the cat tree and in a utility closet.
Benefit of free-roaming buns is that you get amazingly good at cable management. I've also gained experience in vacuum repair, splicing cables back together, fixing carpets and wall repair. Thanks, bun.
>>2067087
More.
>>2067089
If it's white, it's alright.
>>2067094
Whenever there's any activity happening on the floor, he's always around inspecting shit. Usually licks you.
Podge and Missy. (RIP)
I miss them so much.
We're currently deciding whether now is the right time to get new buns
>>2067103
v cute, v bun
>>2067771
theres a bun in the oven waiting to be adopted somewhere friend
Any britbongs fancy adopting this guy?
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/feb/09/wanted-home-for-giant-rabbit-that-could-grow-to-12m-long
If you bribe the bunny with food, she lets me pet her!!
>>2068082
I've never seen mine eat food while in loaf mode.
Are lop-ears more relaxed than regular rabbits? It seems like most of the buns I see being held by people are lops.
>>2054666
>buy litterbox
>fill with rabbit safe litter
>every time rabbit poops, pick up poop pellets and put in litterbox
>every time rabbit pees dab carpet with paper towels, put paper towels in litterbox
>always clean floor/carpet with cleaner products designed to remove pets stains, otherwise odors unnoticeable to humans will remain behind to tell animals where to shit and piss
>eventually only place with odor telling rabbit where to shit and piss is litterbox
>>2064134
I'm surprised he came back. And you're irresponsible for not neutering him.
>>2067094
Are you dr doolittle or something?
Also, your cats don't go after the rats and buns? I wouldn't think prey animals and hunters would mix.
>>2068271
I'd only let the hamster out with heavy supervision. Same with the rats I currently have. But the cats don't really pay attention to the bun. They'll half assedly swat at him if he's in the way. One will sometimes lick him.
She thinks shes so fucking important. Bitch.
>>2043723
That bun is very lucky to have you. He sounds like an absolute doll.
>>2068908
Is this a wild bun?
I think my bunny is dying, /an/.
She's suffering with EC and has a bad head tilt.
That's not the hard part, the hard part is her rolling. She can't find her footing to stop herself anymore. I have to help her up and keep her still before she's okay to stand and move on her own again.
She's still eating and drinking, which the vet said was a good sign and let me keep her at home.
But my vet, which is supposed to be a good vet for rabbits, only gave me 9 days of panacur. Now, I know that a lot people recommend 28 days, and this was a red flag for me. I feel like the vet was trying to let me down gently.
I'm going to keep fighting with her and supporting her as long as is fair and she has the spirit, but I'm not optimistic.
Sorry for the blog post bros, I'm just really sad.
>>2069358
Call your vet and ask why only 9 days. Ask for an honest answer(which you should have gotten in the first place)
And the most important thing to ask is what is best for your rabbit. Even if that means something you don't want to hear.
>>2069358
Sorry to hear that anon :(
>>2069358
Story of my sister's bunny:
>has an infection of bladder or something in that system
>gets x ray on that area
>fast forward
>we think he dribbles pee a lot because he's old
>go to clean him one day, everything is a mess
>take to vet again to have him cleaned and checked out
>get emergency call
>giant blockage in urethra which is why urine just kept leaking out
>surgery would probably make him suffer in pain and he would require a ton of care for recovery that isn't certain. (I guess it was trying to repair a rekt urethra)
>goodnightsweetprince.exe
>come to find out the blockage was visible but small in that first x ray months before
mfw they could have saved him, he should have lived
It really hurt me and he wasn't even my pet.
Then I lost my dad.
Hold me bros.
JUST
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S
T
>>2068908
>Clever girl...
>>2069328
yes
>>2070770
forgot picture.
>>2070617
Thank god that didn't end up bad. I'm actually surprised it's ok from the bite (I know it wasn't a hard bite) because it's got to be way more power than what a rabbit can do when picking up another rabbit by the nape.
Anyone know why the horse did that in the first place?
>>2070772
Impressive. That's either a really brave bunny or a really stupid one. Or you're a bunny whisperer.
>>2070225
Bit of a wuss
>>2071252
Thanks m8 :^)
So guys i have a health/ teeth question
My bunny is now around 10 yo. i know thats quite a lot but he just recently got problems with his teeth. he is constantly grinding them and as of yesterday refused to eat anything solid and started drooling really hard.
i allready went to the vet but he told me that his teeth look normal and he is to old for any genetic anomality to suddenly show.
anybody have an idea whats happening here?
>>2071239
I'm more confused about why the rabbit is just chilling there. Horses tend to explore things with their mouths, so it must have thought the rabbit was some weird object and decided to check it out. Which is odd because that could suggest the horse and rabbit aren't "friends". If that's the case, I don't know why the rabbit wouldn't run away before something like that could happen.
The other possibility is the animals know each other (as that rabbit looks domestic), and the horse was just playing around. I mean the rabbit clearly gave two fucks about a horse being around it, and when it fell to the ground, it didn't immediately bolt off.
