For some reason i cant make a new thread..at all..so ima just post my animal pics in my old thead (this one)

Black Lab (Ben):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIBRl1LPEi0



Golden Retriever (Max):

yay got my kid 2 bunnies for easter! he named them Vader and Bugs pics soon!

I have some sort of dwarf. they dont poop all over the house if you litter train it. but yes they poop a lot. it looks like coco puffs, as opposed to the big smelly stuff you get from dogs.

i always wanted a holland lop. their floppy ears look adorable
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3509/3761633845_26a389f894.jpg

we had a rabbit, won prizes at the local town fair when i was younger then one crazy summer, our rabbit ate our turkey, our dog ate our rabbit, then our pig vanished, 3 days later we found a pig head on our porch and a leg in the yard lol

last i checked, rabbits are vegetarians O_o

My neice had one yet it crapped EVERYWHERE constantly.. It also bit anything and everyone.

I don't like them personally unless it is outside.

This post was edited by crackils on Jun 25 2011 02:07pm

great pets
i had them when i was a kid, even bred them.
yea they smell if you don't empty the litter tray (should do this every couple of days, line it with newspaper).
i don't know if you can exactly 'potty train' a rabbit... lol.

just make sure you're not stupid enough to pull it's tail, or it will bite you.
have a hilarious picture of my brother doing that when he was like 4 years old.
smiling picture - pulling tail picture - screaming face picture with finger in the air - crying face picture with finger in mouth - picture of rabbit hopping off, brother with his finger kind of in his mouth yet also screaming/crying

not very interactive with you though, like a dog/cat would be
but great starter pets

you're supposed to separate the father from the litter... otherwise he will kill them or do that similar thing.

the first litter we had, was just one baby bunny, and it got squished into the bottom part of the cage.
we learned after that to separate the father from the litter.