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Thinking of getting a dwarf rabbit

Meesared · 2013-08-20 07:52:16

Hey everyone! I'm thinking about getting a dwarf rabbit (or any small breed) , I'm just looking for experiences with them, like what they are like as pets, what they need in terms of looking after, now big of a cage they would need (they would be kept indoors) Any help would be greatly appreciated!

20-08-2013 7:52am

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Meesared

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Hey everyone! I'm thinking about getting a dwarf rabbit (or any small breed) , I'm just looking for experiences with them, like what they are like as pets, what they need in terms of looking after, now big of a cage they would need (they would be kept indoors)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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#2 20-08-2013 8:06am

godtabh

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I've two mini lops. Kept outside in a hutch with access to a decent sized area in the evening. They are grand to look after. Feed and water them daily. Clean up every couple of days.

Rabbit proofing indoors will be a big deal

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#3 20-08-2013 8:10am

loveisdivine

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We keep our dwarf lop indoors, as a free range bunny. He is litter trained so it works really well. Bunny proofing wasnt that difficult either. Just had to make sure he couldnt get at any wires and provide enough chewy things for him.

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