I was inspired…and I don’t rap, but this is what came out.

“I have a big bunny butt
And I’m here to say
That your floor is cold
That’s where I want to lay

With my ears perked up
And my feet pushed back
I’ll be chillin’
Ain’t it thrillin’
I’m a happy Jack.”

I just looked at Banbie’s pictures. Wow, beautiful bunny from any angle! I never realized that bunnies have *eyelashes*. Will their cuteness never cease? Let’s hope not! ps to you guys are silly – if wanting to snorgle that butt is wrong, I don’t wanna be right . . . .

(crawling under table) NO! I DON’T WANT TO TAKE ANOTHER BATH!!!!! NOOOOOOOOO!

booty booty booty rockin’ everywhere!

gosh..that’s so cute..

what a lazy pose.. and cute buns!!

Is it bad I want to squeeze the bun’s buns? bunnybunnybunnybunnybunnybunny

Bunnies. Are. Best.

We’ve had 2 (at separate times). The first one wasn’t very friendly, at least to women. She loved the men though….no surprise there I guess.

The 2nd one was a TOTALLY cuddly girl, all 14 pounds of her. She had full run of the house and was fully litterbox trained, in 2 places (upstairs and down). She would sit up and beg for treats (bananas being a fave), she got 2 bowls of salad everyday. She came into our bedroom on weekend mornings for a nice long snuggle. And she LOVED to be snuggled.

Bunnies are no more work than any other mobile pet.

Is it WRONG to want to *smurgle* something’s *butt*????????

Rabbits need companions. Don’t just get one rabbit, get at least two. The sight of them cuddling and cleaning and chasing each other is worth all the extra work. Either pick two small ones from a litter or get two from a shelter that are already friends. A neutered male and a female seem to work best.

A cage is really too small for rabbits. Prepare to give them the run of at least one room (ours were first in the kitchen, then on the balcony). Prepare to have to swipe sawdust (or straw) every day. Twice, if your bunny lives in an area you also use. They do get housebroken but you’ll still have to swipe little rabbit droppings (they’re dry, so it’s not really icky). They will eat your furniture. They love to burrow into sofas. Literally (we had two eaten because we had forgotten to lock the bunnies in). They knew who we were, and one of the two was more cuddly than the other and could sit still for petting for hours. The other one was more fun to watch as she got into mischief. She also liked to play with me.

My rabbits died a year and two years ago, respectively. I would only ever get another pair if I had a way to keep them outside where they could really kick their legs and dig up dirt to their heart’s contents. They make do with what we give them inside, but I don’t think bunny nature is really satisfied with living on carpets or linoleum.

I now have cats. Considering how often I have to clean their boxes and the millions of times I have to wash covers and swipe the place because they leave hair EVERYWHERE, I can’t really say they’re less work. But they’re much more attuned to living inside, they’re more personable and cuddly, and I’m glad I don’t carry sawdust on my socks all through the house any more.

If you work full-time and still want a pet, I’d say go for the two rabbits. Give them the run of a rabbit-proof room and they will entertain each other until you come home. And they won’t hardly have missed you, either!

Here’s a pic of my two buns cuddling, btw: http://www.jtd.de/jtd-images/JDcuddle.jpg

Jaypo, Norty:

But if we do mix lupines with lupins, what was Dennis Moore really stealing from the rich?