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(7,724 posts)The Dodo is my absolute favorite website, it makes me happy in sad times.
Just an aside, but when animals besides dogs and cats roam freely in people's homes I always wonder if they're able to be housebroken or if their people just clean up after them.
femmedem
(8,203 posts)They kind of tell you what corner of the house is their favorite, and you put thelr litterbox there. You have to be careful about what kind of litter you use--it can't be clumping or made out of anything that would be both tasty and dangerous. And you cover the litter in hay.
samnsara
(17,623 posts)...her name was Buffy and she had the run of my apartment. She would run to the door when someone knocked..she would sit on my shoulder when i did the dishes. She slept on my dtrs pillow at night...She had certain places she would poop..like on hubbies scrubs in the dresser. She i guess she was house broken
ProudLib72
(17,984 posts)I mean, rabbit pellets look like coco puffs...
emmaverybo
(8,144 posts)that bunnies who are caged long periods of time need a fairly large space, much bigger than the average little wire cage provides. But oh the clean up after them when they are out! This family does a wonderful job and really teaches us all something about a bunnys capacity to share affection.
BigmanPigman
(51,613 posts)when we were little. When I became an adult and volunteered at the local Humane Society we had a rabbit with us. We took animals to visit seniors, teens, etc who were in group homes. The rabbit was STRONG! I was so surprised since the one I had never kicked like the one we took to visit people. It was like a kangaroo. He was very popular, but so were the rats. All the animals were loved and appreciated.