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I want a baby!
- Thread starter tracyuk
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CottonMather
Warren Veteran
No Tracy! Bad! <slap on wrist> :lol:
Well i started off with a dog and now hav loads of pets :lol:
I share a room with my sis and she aint an animal lover and last sunday i bought a hamster and to start with she was like oh man that aint saying in room and its still there now she she loves her.
I`m sure he will fall in love with a lil baby bun so go for it!! tell him i said yes :lol: oh and let me know what happens 8) xx
I share a room with my sis and she aint an animal lover and last sunday i bought a hamster and to start with she was like oh man that aint saying in room and its still there now she she loves her.
I`m sure he will fall in love with a lil baby bun so go for it!! tell him i said yes :lol: oh and let me know what happens 8) xx
honeybunny
Wise Old Thumper
Dare I say please don'y buy one?..Go to a rescue if you want another bunster......... people selling cute little baby bunnies are one of the main problems rescues are overflowing and unable to cope with numbers 
Lecture over!
Lecture over!
I 100% agree, my first I rescued from a childrens animal farm, and my second was from a rescue place in Yorkshire. I am worried about bonding an older bun with my other and thought a baby might be easier, Lola is so nervous because of her past. I also thought that at least a responsible owner would end up with one of this litter rather than them going to children who loose interest in them after a few weeks.mandy said:if you have the space and money why not adopt one from a rescue centre? It might persuade your OH if you are giving an abandoned bun a home
Still not sure, I have my eye on a few on RRH too. Could end up with a house full :lol:
Tracy
Jemma&Theo
Mama Doe
when i went to the rescue for cleo i was amazed how many buns under 1 there was
FriskyClover
Warren Veteran
I have two rescue rabbits and there are quite a number of really young bunnies in rescues that need a home. However, there are loads of lovely older rabbits that have been neutered and vaccinated (saving you a fortune) that need homes too, why not have a bonded pair? All the hard bonding work has been done for you.
Don't buy.
Don't buy.
sillyrabbit
Wise Old Thumper
Same here Jemma, I was really suprised when I went to pick out my little man there was a lot of baby buns in the rescue
Neil-and-Maria
Warren Veteran
honeybunny said:Dare I say please don'y buy one?..Go to a rescue if you want another bunster......... people selling cute little baby bunnies are one of the main problems rescues are overflowing and unable to cope with numbers
Lecture over!
ditto
Neil
Thanks for all the advice. I am going to give the house a ring and see why she has babies for sale, I might be able to convince her not to breed. I know you all feel very strongly about this (as do I) but I was only saying that I was tempted, as Ill bet everyone else here would be too, whether you would buy one or not!
Tracy
Tracy
