luna
Mama Doe
Hi,
Recently I have been getting very broody and want to add to our furry family I have always wanted a lurcher but am going to put this idea on the back burner for now as it would not be a good idea with free ranging buns. I also love cats and have seen so many pics of forum members cats and bunnies together in photos and I also followed Schez's thread very closely about getting Jamie and I was wondering are cats a little more compatible with free ranging bunnies than dogs? I know it more than likely boils down to personality but I would love to hear some bunny and cat stories. I like the idea of getting an older cat because in my head I imagine they are more lazy and would not see my buns as prey but then on the other hand maybe its better to get a kitten as they might learn to get on with rabbits from a young age. Oh I dont know , I am so confused because kittens are so playful and I doubt my bunnies would appreciate a young kitten trying to play with them. :shock:
If I was to get a cat, I would of course keep the cat in a separate room at night when we can't be there to supervise There are so many cats in Dublin looking for good homes at the mo and it breaks my heart seeing so many animals in rescues. My husband has no idea that I have been getting broody again !!!! Oh, what to do . I wish I could just be satisfied sometimes :?
Recently I have been getting very broody and want to add to our furry family I have always wanted a lurcher but am going to put this idea on the back burner for now as it would not be a good idea with free ranging buns. I also love cats and have seen so many pics of forum members cats and bunnies together in photos and I also followed Schez's thread very closely about getting Jamie and I was wondering are cats a little more compatible with free ranging bunnies than dogs? I know it more than likely boils down to personality but I would love to hear some bunny and cat stories. I like the idea of getting an older cat because in my head I imagine they are more lazy and would not see my buns as prey but then on the other hand maybe its better to get a kitten as they might learn to get on with rabbits from a young age. Oh I dont know , I am so confused because kittens are so playful and I doubt my bunnies would appreciate a young kitten trying to play with them. :shock:
If I was to get a cat, I would of course keep the cat in a separate room at night when we can't be there to supervise There are so many cats in Dublin looking for good homes at the mo and it breaks my heart seeing so many animals in rescues. My husband has no idea that I have been getting broody again !!!! Oh, what to do . I wish I could just be satisfied sometimes :?