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Michaela wrote:

My firta bun, Sahara, was like that with banana - smacking loud , sitting upright & looking ecstatic!

Yes. My Daisy loves tomatos too. (Just don't feed the green tops or vines, they are poisonous.)

I don't know if it was this forum, but someone posted videos a while ago of a rabbit jumping tournament in an indoor arena. It was quite something.

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RaspberrySwirl wrote:

I hope everyone will write to the network in protest. It's also a fact that vegetable protein is just is good & does not involve hurting animals. There is no need for anyone to eat meat to thrive, except possiblypeople like the Inuits & others who live in places whereveggies can't be...

Starina, i need to add that the the proper way to hold a bunny is to support the hind quarters also, otherwise the bun could hurt itself. It will also feel secure this way.

Is there much action by animal police or groups like the SPCA in Britain?

One option would be to use Internet rabbit sites to advertise that you are looking. It's hard but i suppose in a case like what Michaela describes we have to reckon the extent of the problem we may be contributing to. For example, the rates of abandonment may be less in some countries than...

Because there are so many unwanted rabbits in shelters or just dumped on the streets, the best way to get a bunny is from a shelter, rabbit rescue, or classified ad from a private seller. Rabbits in shops are often poorly treated & unhealthy & buying from a shop puts more rabbits in the...

The shelters are bursting at the seams withunwanted rabs (& other species), so i can't see any good reasonfor buying them from a pet store. I think we need to do more to makepeople aware of the shelter option. I get most supplies (basically hay) from Agway. They are cheaper& have a...

Thank U! :3

My Daisy lives in a cage on a stand next to myarmchair, where i spend a lot of time. She has a folding playpen forromps every other day. Inside the pen is a revolving office armchair -she loves to jump up on it & make it spin around, &then perch there. It's her "throne". She rules.

Also for what it's worth, KT says they use no pesticides on their hay. The larger bag is greener than the smaller ones for some reason, from what i have seen. I also serve Daisy a flake of KT Timothy Cube daily as a treat& she loves them, even more than her standard timothy. Thecubes...

The white & brown bun is Flops. She wasa sweet one. I thought i'd bond them but i was under a lot of stress atthe time so i found a good home for her.

Will see if this works: http://us.f324.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=1295_120517_26975_1470_106060_0_66231_140259_2982910715&Idx=63&YY=64024&y5beta=yes&y5beta=yes&inc=25&order=down&sort=date&pos=2&view=&head=&box=Inbox

Correction - it's $16.34 INCLUDING post to CT from Rabbit Central.