Rabbits can be friendly or timid. They are pretty messy to keep indoors. Hanging wire hutches outdoors make for best hygiene. Jack uses puppy pads in a dog crate for now. He has a carpet area and strews hay and rabbit raisins in his main area. Most buns chew electric cords so rooms have to have all cords out of reach. Rabbits piss like racehorses and soak 3 puppy pads a day. They are more like micro horses than cats in worldview, maybe even more like deer than horses come to think of it.
If you have a rabbit who's been hand raised and has an outgoing temperament, like Jack, they are really endearing. They are prey animals who show affection with head rubs and side cuddles, leaning into the scritch. To be honest, their silence compared to cat purrs and meows can be a bit unnerving. Rabbits cannot be left unattended for a weekend, either. They need an am/pm feeding and water checking routine 7 days a week. They're vulnerable to all wildlife and feral cats. All domestic rabbits descend from the European Rabbit so they burrow, too.
Sorry to go wild with rabbit info!!! Thanks so much
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Also me: Scratches rabbit off my list of pets to have
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I'll stick with cats I think.
Hehe, that's probably best. Many people buy rabbits for pets before they know all this, and then the discarded animals overpopulate rabbit rescue organizations.
They are more of an exotic or farm animal than housepets unless you dedicate tons of time and space for them. Cheers!
We have a rabbit problem here in Australia, feral rabbits over run many areas...So, no point adding one more right? :)
Thanks for responding.