I want to have rabits as pets

I guess you chose a right idea on having rabbits as pets.Rabbits are very cute and adorable, you may teach them some good manners so that they will not really make mess with your room. I guess animals can be easily teach ,just have patience on teaching them. I jope you can have a good company with that rabbit :)

Ive had a tough last 12 months here.. when I get down I play with my little dog. She always brings back that smile to my face.

You might like to get a caged small animal or animals like one hamster, two gerbils, two rats or two mice. A rabbit can live in a large hutch. He or she must have food, water and soft bedding. He or she needs an area of grass to run out. A rabbit can get on well with a guinea pig. Some people have a house rabbit. Care must be taken so the rabbit does chew any cables. It sounds like you might get two rabbits. A rabbit run must be large and remember rabbits are good at digging holes.

hi buddha3 welcome to Mylot. While we all love bunnies and rabbits, they require a great deal of care. Most people will buy a bunny for their children and have no concept of the care and maintenence of them. you cant just let them run loose in your hostel. they will chew on electrical cords, cable cords, etc. this could short out an appliance or possibly even cause a fire. If they are running free also their urine is quite strong and can damage carpet or other flooring. Also if they are not fed properly their digestive system does not work well. I used to breed and raise bunnies. did it about 5 years. if you have more than one bunny and they are male and female be ready for bunnies. as soon as the momma bunny has some she can immediately be bred again if a male gets to her. also you cannot leave a male with a female once she has her babies. if you are not feeling well I gave up my bunnies and when my dog passed away I now have a kitty. When I do not feel well he will curl up and sleep with me all I have to do is change his litter box, feed him and play with him. Much easier than a bunny, if they do not want to come to you, they run fast and you may have a rough time catching them also. here is a good link to read on and make a wise choice if you think you still want a bunny good Luck in whatever animal you choose. http://www.myhouserabbit.com/tip_thinking.php

Rabbits are good companions. My friend used to have 10 to 15 rabbits .she even brought the babies (6) to my house one day in a basket. I even have the pictures of those rabbits . you should be able to spare some time with them. They eat all types of vegetables. Lately my friend has given away all er rabbits to some one else as she was not able to give time to them.

You need to really do your research before getting a rabbit. ey need a balance diet, of pellets, hay, and fresh veggies. This cost can really add up, I pay about $150 a month on supplies. It took almost 6 months to free run train my rabbit this meaning not being locked in a cage all day long. They also need the love and attention, my rabbit will start chewing and digging the place up if he doesn't get enough attention.

I love rabbits. They are lovely and cozy. I`m not sure though how much of your time they will take until you train them. The other thing to think about is whether you have enough room where you live for both of you to be comfortable. Rabbits smell strongly annd that must be taken in account in living in the same room.