Minding a rabbit for a few days

Mince Pie wrote: »

They love to eat chair legs, skirting boards and doors. Basically they love a good chew. Oh and wires, they love chewing the wires.

Mine have never eaten chair legs, skirting boards or doors, but my god they're mad for the wires. They've nearly cooked themselves several times over.

Don't let the dog near them, even if it doesn't harm it, they can die of fright really easily, not worth it.

They also don't just sleep, they gallop around like arseholes at stupid o'clock and start banging their food plate around the place if they think it's time they got fed.

Viriconia wrote: »

Mine have never eaten chair legs, skirting boards or doors, but my god they're mad for the wires. They've nearly cooked themselves several times over.

Don't let the dog near them, even if it doesn't harm it, they can die of fright really easily, not worth it.

They also don't just sleep, they gallop around like arseholes at stupid o'clock and start banging their food plate around the place if they think it's time they got fed.

My friends flat is wrecked and I'm sure they will sit on the couch one day and it will just collapse from the legs being chewed.

They breed like the proverbial, you'll have dozens by the time you give it back.

Itzy wrote: »

Don't use a taser on it what ever you do!

I want to know more , but I don't want to know more , if you know what I mcan.

Get the bishop to come over

Sheep Lover wrote: »

At least if he gets unruly you can point to the pot of boiled veg on the hob and tell him to cop on.

That's the only way to deal with a brace of coneys, I reckons.

i had a rabbit years ago and he died because i gave him a different brand of food. There really easy to kill