dank69
Lifer
- Oct 6, 2009
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When you get tired of rabbit you make hasenpfeffer. That's the great thing about keeping food as a pet.OP, do your mom a favor and talk her out of a rabbit. I have two I inherited from a now-disinterested daughter, and they don't make very good pets, imo. Maybe you can litter train them, I haven't tried that because ours live outdoors in a hutch, but they produce a lot of waste. I've read that they have no control over expulsion of feces pellets so I don't know how they can be trained in that regard. They also don't really have any affinity for humans, and they generally don't enjoy being handled or played with. I'm sure some other owners here will have had different experiences, but what I've read suggests that mine are more common.
Daughter: Dad, what happened to Fluffy?
You: You weren't taking care of Fluffy anymore so we found a farm for it to live on. Here, have some stew.
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