Sorry, I need cheering up. Our bunny had to be put down today. Suffered a broken leg last night (hind leg in the tibia just above the big joint) and the vet reckoned the only thing we could do after the x-ray was to have her put to sleep. Not sure I fully agree but I wasn't there to argue.
So anyway I'll kick it off, with Chase
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
for some reason those pictures make me think of nice warn slippers and stew 
LOL jon1973- beat me to it ya bugger!
Toby has featured on here before, in the 'how to keep cats out of your garden' thread.
jon/tazzy - just a bit too predicable 
tthew - Toby looks like he takes no mess from anyone. Let a alone a cat. Now where's my carrot?
heres my Levi
she went to the big warren 3 years ago 
The biggest problem with Toby is he's the best 'sprayer' we ever had, and he has a really bad habit of running round under your feet and bike, so he's been troden on and wheeled over a few times.
Now the previous one, Robbie, he was hard. He escaped into the next door garden once, got in through their catflap and was caught doing the wild thing to the mother-in-law's little lap dog effort.
littlemanbunny
(the real) littlegirlbunny
both sadly gone to the big field in the sky
Rascal. Still very much with us. Although nearly eight now and slowing down a little.
what no playboy bunnies!
I really want a rabbit! Am currently trying to convince my other half that it's a good idea.
Are they easy to look after?
This thread is really making me want a rabbit again! Some lovely looking bunnies, Chase looks great jont. No photos of Reggae, also a houserabbit.
Satsoma - I have found mine easy to look after - Reggae was quite destructive in the house though, depends if you plan to keep outside in a hutch or not. He chewed doors, carpets and cables. When I get another rabbit, it'll be a large breed, French lop - like Levi? - as they are well suited to being kept indoors and very chilled out (I heard!) Ideally also need access to a garden to run around in.
See Anna said they would chew doors carpets and cables! See told you so!
Thanks annabananna, I'm not sure whether I'd like to keep it outdoors or indoors...I'd be worried about the foxes getting it if we kept it outdoors and wouldn't want to make it stay in the shed.
The rabbits in this thread are gorgeous!
We kept ours outside and didn't have any of them eaten by foxes, we did however install proper bolts on the hutches (not the crappy wooden latches that they come with that foxes can undo), and sturdy home made runs that also had fox-proof latches. It was pretty funny to see the rabbit nose to nose with a fox through the wire once it worked out the fox couldn't get it...
We currently keep my daughter's rabbit "tigger" indoors. He gets free run of the dining area. Only problem is he's started to run round and round our feet making funny little noises and gets very excited by a pair of novelty slippers (with ears). Recently he's started to deposit sex wee and leave the odd dropping here or there.
Mine lived indoors, going outside in a run in the summer during the day. He was never locked in, having free run of the downstairs. He used to chase the dog and cat around as well, but loved to sit by your feet chewing his teeth.
Stuart (geddit?):
Sadly running with frith now. 
F**K me ... broke a leg and you have to put it down? How convenient.
Next time if you have some illness you should should be put down too.
Cheers chewkw - it was the vet's decision ultimately as he said there was no good way of treating the break. Now f*ck off back to your cave.
satsoma - leelovesbikestoo had a good thread on how to keep a house rabbit as he needed come tips and convincing.
http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/talk-to-me-about-rabbits
Lives in the house but roams the garden frequently.
I currently have 3.....
fudge and coco
I wouldn't say they're low maintenance, bet that's also true for billybob's?
All very cute, my daughter wants one!! question is -
(1) Yes or No
(2) Inside or out
(3) Pros and cons please.
Rochey
How about other pets?
Here is Marlona Bronson
here she is trying to have a hug
and a new member of the household
and a quick snap of Brenda
Socks and Lottie, lottie was a bloke Rabbit though, now having a nice long sleep under a big old tree stump (mystery death) and we have a fluffy white thing called Pearl as a new addition.
Slurged on a nice new cage with a run for them too, the old ones seemed cruel.
House bunnie, so how do they get on with having a poo? Can you get them to use litter trays?
With Stuart we let him loose in the house, and where ever he went to the toilet we put down a litter tray. They tend to go in about 5 or 6 different locations. After a month we started to remove the trays one by one, and he soon got the idea untill we ended up with only one tray. After a while he didn't even use that one, prefering to go in his cage.
Initialy he did chew the wall a bit, but we started to put out old toilet rolls for him and he'd chew those instead. When he went out in the garden it was either in a run that we had made for him, or on a lead. He's now burried near the cherry tree that he liked to sit under. Unfortunatly he had a mysterious fit one day and died in my wife's arms.
JonT - Member
Cheers chewkw - it was the vet's decision ultimately as he said there was no good way of treating the break. Now f*ck off back to your cave.
Definitely to be put down ... you that is.
Not bunnies, but almost....
i used to have rabbits 3 of them until next doors dog killed all 3 of them at separate times... cu*t 
the dog got it in the end 
We've got two bunnies that have the run of the garden. They've got a hutch but they're never locked up.
If anyone is interested I sell rabbits, just follow the link in my profile and search rabbits there
(sorry to hear of your loss, loosing a pet is hard)
(sorry too about the hijack and blatent plug for my company)
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