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Tractor driver accidentally digs baby bunnies (happy artical)
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Tuckerbunnies
Wise Old Thumper
How lovely 
Sadly I read the comments, and I can only say that 'Mark In Yorkshire' should get his facts straight before mouthing off about an animal that has far more intelligence than he obviously has :evil:
Sadly I read the comments, and I can only say that 'Mark In Yorkshire' should get his facts straight before mouthing off about an animal that has far more intelligence than he obviously has :evil:
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RubyTed
Wise Old Thumper
Problem is...these buns can never be released into the wild, as they'll be too tame to be "wild"...but not tame enough to be "pets".
They'll have to be kept in a giant enclosure, with someone who is happy for them to just be themselves. As they're wildies they're likely to be very skittish, and have nervous dispositions.
.....if she releases them into the wild then they'll die.
They'll have to be kept in a giant enclosure, with someone who is happy for them to just be themselves. As they're wildies they're likely to be very skittish, and have nervous dispositions.
.....if she releases them into the wild then they'll die.
Problem is...these buns can never be released into the wild, as they'll be too tame to be "wild"...but not tame enough to be "pets".
They'll have to be kept in a giant enclosure, with someone who is happy for them to just be themselves. As they're wildies they're likely to be very skittish, and have nervous dispositions.
.....if she releases them into the wild then they'll die.
I've commented to that effect
Pie
Warren Veteran
Problem is...these buns can never be released into the wild, as they'll be too tame to be "wild"...but not tame enough to be "pets".
They'll have to be kept in a giant enclosure, with someone who is happy for them to just be themselves. As they're wildies they're likely to be very skittish, and have nervous dispositions.
.....if she releases them into the wild then they'll die.
Then maybe it would be better for them to go to a place like Tiggywinkles or some other rehabilitation centre where they can live?
Surely they are still young enough to be let out into the wild if done correctly? She did say she isn't cuddling them or anything.