Tazmiche

These are my rabbits. Max and Tilly. Max is the B&white one.

They are watching TV here and look sooooo innocent but are not. Tilly is so cheeky and will destroy anything she can get her teeth on. Max likes to snuggle up to me. I ADORE them both. Just thought i'd share!!

armadillo

Oh Michellllllle! You're so lucky. I can't wait to no longer be a consultant and do such punishing travelling schedules. We should totally start a petting zoo!

Tazmiche

Now that i would LOVE, with Pygmy goats!!

armadillo

Totally, and pot-bellied pigs.

Tazmiche

deffo!!!!

Isabella

Ohh ... My ... "Gawd" ... LOL! I've always wanted rabbits so bad! You're SO LUCKY! They're so cute, lol They watch TV for real?

Tazmiche

Yes they lie looking up at the TV!! They are very cute and VERY naughty but in a funny way!

This is a pic of my first house rabbit Bugsy Malone so called as he was like a gangster. He and my Dog Taz were great pals. Sadly Taz had to be put to sleep and Bugsy died a month later. Reall broke my heart!!!

Isabella

I am sorry they're both dead But the comforting thing is that at least they had good lives, right? They both look so cute on the pictures. A dog and a rabbit - best friends, lol That's awesome.

Tazmiche

I'll meet them at rainbow bridge one day!!

They would charge around the house playing a type of 'tick- chase' game in a morn and then crash down together.....i'll have to find a pic. Rabbits are hilarious!!

sirdarksol

Are your rabbits litter-trained?

They are so cool. I want to get rabbits, but my house is already packed with three cats and four fish tanks.
I love petting zoos. I plan on having a farm when I grow up (not sure when that is. People used to always talk about "when you grow up...this, when you grow up...that", but I just don't see it happening), and am going to have goats, sheep, lamas, emu, perhaps a yak or two, ditto with buffalo, cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens (they may be dumb, but they still have personalities), pot-bellied pigs, horses, armadillos (the four-legged variety, not the moderator variety ), echidnae, and the list goes on.
I also hope to win the lottery here so I can donate money to the local zoo to help them re-open their touch lab. They used to have a great area where you could pet everything from an armadillo (see above notation on armadillos) to a chinchilla to a Madagascar hissing cockroach, but had to close it because our governor decided that paying for our billionaire baseball-team-owner to get a new stadium was more important than any sort of education, and they didn't have the funding to keep it open. They hope to open it in a few years.

Tazmiche

You plans for a farm sound excellent and such a shame about the touch lad but NOTHING could make me stroke a cockroach!!

Yes they are litter trained and it's easy to do as they use the same spot to pee in the wild too.

You just put newspaper down when they are young and at some point they will pee. Then you put the wet paper in the litter tray where they have pee'd and tehy come back to their own scent. It may take a day or 2 but they get it! It is fuuning to watch them hurtle around and then one of them will stop and jump into the tray, pee and then off to charged about again!!

http://www.rabbit.org/ this is a great site, have a look.