rabbit surprise

I've been around rabbits all my life and some of them can be pretty evil. There are certain breeds, such as checkered giants, that are a little more tempermental. A rabbit is definitely not an animal I would recommend for a small child's pet. Some rabbits can be really gentle. Most flemish giants are nice rabbits, but they can grow to be up to 30 pounds. That a large rabbit. On the plus side, they can be litter trained and fixed. Just like any animal, you have to be aware of the potential for danger. If it has teeth, it can bite.

I got a bizzare one for ya. I got up one morning and as the coffee was brewing, I opend my back door to let some air in. As I glanced down on the back porch, I noticed a bear had decided to take a dump on it sometime durring the night. Well, I took a pitcher of water and rinsed it off so I didn't forget about it it and walk out and step in it later. the next morning I got up and opened the same door to let my cat in and there it was again, relatively in the same spot, another wonderfull calling card from a bear. So I got the pitcher out again, filled it with water and rinsed it off again. This went on 3 more days in a row after that second time. I am guessing this is a territory marking thing? *shrug*

I'm learning something new everyday, hmmmp... it's like Discovery Channel in worded version.. thanks Judith.. Ha..warning! rabbits! LOL....

What the? Those are giant rabbits!

Lol, out here where I live the rabbits(hares) jump out in front of your car, there are so many of them, you can't help but run over them. I had one jump up and kick at one of our windows. They're more goofy than cute, I think.

I have never considered myself a cat person because I have always found them aloof and unaffection. A friend of mine had a cat that changed my stereotype of this animal. The cat would come up to me immediatley when I enetered her home and loved to cuddle up against people. Just like with people, animals do have stereotypes.

hi jb ye old blue bunny ah yes so many p eople laughed and said the prairie dogs are just stupid rodents. well we watched one day parked in our car as the so called stupid prairie dogs held a city council meeting. on a mound were three prairie dogs, one a bit bigger than the other two sat in th e middle, the slimmer ones on each side, then they began an odd murmuring sound. the fat one would say something, and one of the dogs in the assembled crowd would get to his or her feet and make some sort of noises back. this went on for maybe an hour. the fat mayor dog conducting this meeting, a nd various dogs in the crowd standing up and making some sort of answer. then the fat one with the two slimmer ones ran down off the mound, and the assembley of prairie dogs sauntered out one by one behind the three leaders.To all extents and purposes, we had watched some sort of prairie dog version of a city hall meeting done by prairie dogs. it was truly fascinating to watch them.

Darn, that reminds me, my Garfunkle cd is missing.... Well I'm sure this is a lousy example, but I am tired. I do remember several talks about wolves and how they are different from dogs. Don't remember the exact details, just that it contained a warning about taking in a wolf/dog hybrid, as they are rather schizophrenic-like some of them.

Yes, some animals have definitely surprised me. Chipmunks are usually very timid, but I sit on the patio here quite often in the summer, and they've become to used to me that they are no longer timid. If I sit like a statue, they will come up and sniff my toes! And cows...they have extremely long eyelashes. Who knew?

I heard that my friend's grandfather rare rabbit and finally will kill the rabbit for food and to make soup. according to the grandfather, rabbit soup made body strong immunity system. but i am not sure how true is the statement. i think eating rabbit is cruel.