My sister found a bunny look how cute it is

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Splatulated wrote on 2014-06-09 19:03

[Image: http://i.imgur.com/LaAxuRN.jpg]

only regret of staying with my mom for 2 weeks is that i wont get to see the bunny in person or know what my sister decided to do with it

but Squee http://www.myinstants.com/instant/fluttershy-squee/
Hanna wrote on 2014-06-09 21:46

she should leave it alone that is not a pet bunny
Natural Harmonia Gropius wrote on 2014-06-09 22:04

That would make a good stew.
Ashikoki wrote on 2014-06-09 22:07

Quote from Natural Harmonia Gropius;1224745:
That would make a good stew.

Baby animals are all fat and no meat. You have to let them work those muscles in to adulthood. It looks pretty young in the picture and wouldn't yield much food.
Bunny wrote on 2014-06-09 22:26

[FONT="Arial"]She should definitely not keep the bunny, even though it's super cute.

Bunnies are complicated to take care of, and require mass amounts of careful attention. They can live up to about 12 years.

Quote from Natural Harmonia Gropius;1224745:
That would make a good stew.

EXCUSE YOU [/FONT]
Space Pirate Nithiel wrote on 2014-06-10 00:21

Quote from Bunny;1224749:
[FONT="Arial"]EXCUSE YOU [/FONT]

It's true, bunnies are good eating.
Kyishi wrote on 2014-06-10 00:28

I'm against eating cute animals.
Username wrote on 2014-06-10 00:38

Quote from Kyishi;1224782:
I'm against eating cute animals.

I'm for eating cute animals.
Espeically Bambi during hunting season.
Bunny wrote on 2014-06-10 00:43

Quote from Username;1224788:
I'm for eating cute animals.
Espeically Bambi during hunting season.

[FONT="Arial"]Get outta here

Just look at this cutie:[/FONT]

[video=youtube;19xUG3ZdZ_o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19xUG3ZdZ_o[/video]
TLCBonaparte wrote on 2014-06-10 00:45

Quote from Bunny;1224790:
[FONT="Arial"]Get outta here[/FONT]

Is it true? I seem to recall my kindergarten use to have a bunch, other than feed them and clean out poops I don't remember taking care of bunnies being very complicated.
Bunny wrote on 2014-06-10 00:52

Quote from TLCBonaparte;1224792:
Is it true? I seem to recall my kindergarten use to have a bunch, other than feed them and clean out poops I don't remember taking care of bunnies being very complicated.

[FONT="Arial"]Most people don't know what to feed bunnies and usually end up giving them poisonous vegetables.
And of course there's the whole "just feed a bunny carrots" thing, which is terrible for bunnies and should only be given as a treat.

A bunny doesn't make much noise, so most people don't know how a bunny is feeling. And the thing I hate most is when people pick up a bunny wrong.
People often think that a "still" bunny is okay, but most of the time the bunny is in shock (they can die from being too scared).

They're very sensitive creatures and most people just don't handle bunnies correctly. Not to mention you DO have to take them to the vet for checkups. You have to pay very careful attention to bunnies.

Also, wire bottom cages. Ugh. Those things suck and can damage a bunny's feet over time. And then there's the whole thing about which type of bedding a bunny should use.

BUNNIES ARE COMPLICATED.[/FONT]
Hanna wrote on 2014-06-10 01:34

Quote from Bunny;1224795:
[FONT="Arial"]Most people don't know what to feed bunnies and usually end up giving them poisonous vegetables.
And of course there's the whole "just feed a bunny carrots" thing, which is terrible for bunnies and should only be given as a treat.

A bunny doesn't make much noise, so most people don't know how a bunny is feeling. And the thing I hate most is when people pick up a bunny wrong.
People often think that a "still" bunny is okay, but most of the time the bunny is in shock (they can die from being too scared).

They're very sensitive creatures and most people just don't handle bunnies correctly. Not to mention you DO have to take them to the vet for checkups. You have to pay very careful attention to bunnies.

Also, wire bottom cages. Ugh. Those things suck and can damage a bunny's feet over time. And then there's the whole thing about which type of bedding a bunny should use.

BUNNIES ARE COMPLICATED.[/FONT]

THANK YOU. A lot of people feed them iceberg lettuce which has 0 nutritional value and so much water it gives them the runs
Splatulated wrote on 2014-06-10 02:28

Quote from Hanna;1224741:
she should leave it alone that is not a pet bunny

she was keeping it away from her cat who tried to eat it

she released it a few minutes later by the fence it wandered in on

sorry for long delay in posting but i was playing my 360 in another room and is no wifi so couldn't check on my ipod also fairly sure my mom wouldnt let me have both laptop and 360 running at same time while i swappe between them every 5 mins