Fun House Rabbit Blogs
I was going to note Clearbrook's separate blog for her rabbits Frodo and Sam, and then I discovered that lots of people have blogs for their house rabbits!
And some of you were feeling sad that there is so little about George and Calypso Spots on this blog. For those who know them personally, other rabbits are not a substitute, but on the other hand, we like to see photos of any house rabbits enjoying life and getting into their lapine mischief.
Simone, a black lop who looks much as George once did, has a photo blog. Simone's blog has links to many animal blogs.
The Blog of Pratt features frequent high-quality photos of the family lagomorphs, usually in a napping pose.
Bunnydude's Bunny Blog describes life with two newly adopted rabbits.
Hops the Bunny has numerous photos of himself in various poses.
Remi, a Dutch dwarf, has a photo blog at Idiosyncratic.
Remember, while rabbits can be delightful companions, it's not a good idea to bring one home for Easter unless you know what you're in for. Rabbits are highly social and emotional animals who need loving companionship and room to play. They can live for more than ten years, and their needs are similar to, yet different from, those of cats and dogs. Please visit the House Rabbit Society site to learn more about adopting a rabbit.
And some of you were feeling sad that there is so little about George and Calypso Spots on this blog. For those who know them personally, other rabbits are not a substitute, but on the other hand, we like to see photos of any house rabbits enjoying life and getting into their lapine mischief.
Simone, a black lop who looks much as George once did, has a photo blog. Simone's blog has links to many animal blogs.
The Blog of Pratt features frequent high-quality photos of the family lagomorphs, usually in a napping pose.
Bunnydude's Bunny Blog describes life with two newly adopted rabbits.
Hops the Bunny has numerous photos of himself in various poses.
Remi, a Dutch dwarf, has a photo blog at Idiosyncratic.
Remember, while rabbits can be delightful companions, it's not a good idea to bring one home for Easter unless you know what you're in for. Rabbits are highly social and emotional animals who need loving companionship and room to play. They can live for more than ten years, and their needs are similar to, yet different from, those of cats and dogs. Please visit the House Rabbit Society site to learn more about adopting a rabbit.
posted by Karla at 9:48 PM
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I'm all about blogging out my house rabbits: http://bunnyblab.com/
Come and enjoy my stories and share your own!
--Dana (aka bunnylvr)
Dana has an interesting post on the endangered pygmy rabbits of the western US, among other things.
Thanks, Karla, for the plug! BunnyBlab.com will have an answer from the Washington Dept of Fish and Wildlife soon... a very nice man named Dave wrote me back. If you're interested...
--Dana
Hello,
I loved reading your blog!!!
I am getting ready to get a bunny my self.
So I am trying ot learn as much as I can on how to take care of them. So i have been reading a lot of blogs on bunnies.
Thanks for the great tips!!
Hi Mary,
See if there is a House Rabbit Society chapter or other similar house rabbit group in your area--if so, there will be local people who can help you adopt a wonderful rabbit who needs a loving home. Some of the local groups also host workshops and events. The HRS Facebook page often highlights local groups and their activities.
Best wishes--house rabbits are great companions!
What a great post so glad i have read this
i love this post well done
I'm glad you enjoyed this. I'd like to point out that rabbits do best indoors with plenty of companionship and room to exercise.
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