I detected the lady was surprised to see the rabbit come back. Sensing someone is getting tired of rabbit life. I offered to take the rabbit if she and her daughter felt it was time to offer it up for a good home..its the best I can do. Rabbits arent easy to take care of for a full time kid and mom that works 12 hrs a day. :waving

AND thanks for not eating rabbit today too!!!

good on you- also telling them you'd take it should give them mom a relief valve- she can plant the seed with the girl that 'ol bunnicula will be happier with you and so close by....

yeah I feel like in a few days I'm going to be a rabbit daddy.

I am having anxiety over the unknown and don't know why.

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They don't make noise, but they do poop a lot.

Rabbits are very easy keepers, and the manure is fertilizer gold. Speaking from experience, we used to have over 100 of them when the kids were growing up.

A friend of mine kept a rabbit as a house-pet. It was trained to poop in a particular spot, similar to cats using a litter box. The same rabbit reacted to her name being called.:) Your white cute rabbit is a real heartthrob.;))

We trained our last bunny to come to her name with cheerios. We could let her hop around our yard when we were outside and, when it was time for us to go inside or if she forgot where our yard ended, we would just have to call her name. She was very good about using her cage as a litter box.

This rabbit is litter box trained. I put a litter box out filled it with timothy hay and she hopped right in took care of business hopped right out. She had too many cawwots :) I guess she had some help too...ooops

They do love timothy hay.

Hey RJ... does this mean you now have rabbit custody? :biggrin: