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sillyrabbit
Wise Old Thumper
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I cant believe that! :evil:
because you hear of so many stories of peoples rabbits trying to kill their owners :roll:
I cant believe that! :evil:
because you hear of so many stories of peoples rabbits trying to kill their owners :roll:
what an idiot.
I had a friend who had a very large unsociable rabbit some time ago. They couldn't put their hand in the cage without it lunging at them and biting and scrating them.
I at this time had a lovely bunny named velvet, she wouldn't have hurt anyone.
I said to my friend, 'I know that I might get bitten but let me see if I can get Rocky out of his cage and give him a cuddle' she let me try after a bit of persuision.
I reached in carefully, he lunged at me but I resisted and gave him a tickle behind his ears which he loved. I eventually managed to get him out of his cage and give him a cuddle. He was ok once he was out of the cage.
A few days later I got a phone call from my friend. 'Do you want Rocky? He won't let me pick him up and I know he likes you.' I would have taken him if my dad had let me but I already had one bunny and that was enough as far as my dad was concerned.
Since then I have owned many rabbits that lunge at you when you put your hand in their cage and have been bitten on many an occassion but I still love these little critters.
I had a friend who had a very large unsociable rabbit some time ago. They couldn't put their hand in the cage without it lunging at them and biting and scrating them.
I at this time had a lovely bunny named velvet, she wouldn't have hurt anyone.
I said to my friend, 'I know that I might get bitten but let me see if I can get Rocky out of his cage and give him a cuddle' she let me try after a bit of persuision.
I reached in carefully, he lunged at me but I resisted and gave him a tickle behind his ears which he loved. I eventually managed to get him out of his cage and give him a cuddle. He was ok once he was out of the cage.
A few days later I got a phone call from my friend. 'Do you want Rocky? He won't let me pick him up and I know he likes you.' I would have taken him if my dad had let me but I already had one bunny and that was enough as far as my dad was concerned.
Since then I have owned many rabbits that lunge at you when you put your hand in their cage and have been bitten on many an occassion but I still love these little critters.
Kittykat23uk
Mama Doe
AlisonA said:
Exactly the way I took it as well. Mind you, has no one on here seen Monty Python and the Holy Grail? He might have a point about white rabbits!
Oh come on, this is funny! Especially the reply regarding the so-called "friends"! And besides, just because I love my angels, doesn't mean all bunnies are as adorable. A friend of mine had to have plastic surgery from a bunny bite to her nose when she was younger. And no, they didn't cook the rabbit.
floppynzele
Alpha Buck
that makes me a bit sad, because rabbits are lovely and one person reading that and telling their friends and their friends and their friends, will put them straight out of the "good pet" list. they are the most wonderful creatures in the world, and like all animals have defence mecanisims.
