Buy kids a chocolate one...not a real one unless you have read up on their care and needs.They are very delicate, demanding and expensive creatures as regards vet bills,my yearly reminder...
If you do decide on buying real buns,please use re-homing centers,they are bursting at the seams with unwanted buns.Avoid pet shops at all costs.
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Not fancy another one katty? 
Buy kids a chocolate one...not a real one unless you have read up on their care and needs.They are very delicate, demanding and expensive creatures as regards vet bills,my yearly reminder...
If you do decide on buying real buns,please use re-homing centers,they are bursting at the seams with unwanted buns.Avoid pet shops at all costs.
Good advice, Katty.
Aww poor buns. I never think of them being abandoned, for some reason only cats and dogs.
I just lost my two this winter and aren't planning on replacing them but if I saw some adorable homeless buns I wouldn't beagle to
Resist! I just lost my two this winter and aren't planning on replacing them but if I saw some adorable homeless buns I wouldn't beagle to Resist!Aww,..My heart says new buns,but my head says no.Rio died last feb,he was nearly 8.His wifey bun Cleo (the grey in my avatar)died about a year before him,she was 4.
Oh and Mr.Jinks the budgie in the photo will be 9 in April,still going strong.
Some folk see 8 week old baby rabbits in pet shops ,cute fluffy bundles.In less than three months they are sexually mature and will spray pee,thump feet,kick and get quite stroppy,'till they are neutered.Small kids want to cuddle them and pick them up,both things that rabbits as prey animals don't like in the main.Rio bun loved being petted as long as his four feet were on the ground,his wifey bun Cleo would not tolerate being touched at all.
