Rabbits are like cats: they make good best friends!
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MAR
25
2009
Pet Rabbit —
Rabbits, bunnies, whatever you call them, they make for wonderful (actually quite amazing) pets, for young, old, and everyone in between. They are fuzzy, soft, and cute, and desire your attention like any loving dog would; they are emotive, curious, and love to play games (also kind of like a dog). Since they are so emotive and attached to their owners, good bunny caretakers will make sure they play or give attention to the bunny for at least an hour a day. Bunnies can be neutered and spayed the same as cats and dogs, and can also be taught not to chew on wires and other household appliances or furniture, as well as where it is ok to go to the bathroom! Because they are so smart and can be trained in these ways, bunnies can be left to hop around the house freely during the day, and put in their cages at night. Because of their physiology and instinctual drives, bunnies must be carefully shown that humans can be trusted, so check bunny forums for guides! The cage should be spot cleaned daily, and thoroughly cleaned once a week; if properly kept, the cage will be a safe haven for the bunny, and when nervous, hungry, or needing to go potty, will retire to its cage's safety and comfort. Hay is needed everyday (as much as they will eat, about 80% of diet), as are veggies, and a small amount of pellets. Together, the costs of keeping a bunny are minor, and might be compared to about the cost of a cat or small dog (similar to emotional demands). Bunny lovers have problems too, so they have come up with solutions for all basic problems: don't let chewing (or any other problems, really) dissuade you from such a wonderful pet!
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