I will buy a pet rabbit this year...
@uchihaseymour (1025)
American Samoa
8 responses
@owlwings (43915)
• Cambridge, England
3 Jan 11
Only specially lucky, I think, if it's a metal rabbit (possibly white). Lucky then, perhaps, because then you wouldn't have to feed it or clean out the hutch.
@Gameslayer007 (862)
• United States
3 Jan 11
Just as long as it is not real or living. You would have big issues with a pet rabbit.
@uchihaseymour (1025)
• American Samoa
6 Jan 11
@owl
well i have a grassy garden so they wont starve hehe~ white? for purity that's a nice suggestion :) thanks
@gameslayer
i wonder if they can be "tamed" :)
@Gameslayer007 (862)
• United States
3 Jan 11
I don't recommend buying a rabbit.
They make horrible pets. You can't train them. I have never heard of anyone being lucky for having a living rabbit, only for having a rabbit's foot. They poop all the time and are impossible to catch if they get loose. They frequently bite and do not groom themselves. Just don't do it.
@Gameslayer007 (862)
• United States
3 Jan 11
As usual I don't appreciate your response.
I have lots experience with training animals so it is very informed. I have had many undomesticated animals that weren't difficult to train. Rabbits do bite! That bite children! They have no preference towards who they bite.
As far as having more than one, you will only have more odor to deal with as they will only defacate more.
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
3 Jan 11
I loved having a pet rabbit when I was a child. Her name was Miffy. Then when I was a teenager I got a rabbit called Sally and my sister got a rabbit called Tiggy. It is the Year of the Rabbit. Happy New Year. Good luck with your plans to own a rabbit. He or she will need a hutch and a safe area to hop about in. Food can go in a china pot and water in a bottle or metal bowl.
@uchihaseymour (1025)
• American Samoa
6 Jan 11
@maximax
we have a rabbit too when i was a child, his name was greggy and he was a very naughty one, but i miss him so much like i wished he was alive till now.. that's why i have decided to buy a pet rabbit for my niece for her to take good care of :) do you think it'll be lucky on the other part?
@uchihaseymour (1025)
• American Samoa
6 Jan 11
haha yes and their pee is kinda itchy XD
but they're cuddly too! try to pet them :)
thanks for the response :3
@Suzieqmom (2755)
• United States
3 Jan 11
It will be lucky if you treat it well--rabbits make nice pets, but its hutch (either indoor or outdoor) needs to be cleaned a lot! If that's not your thing, go with the metal variety. How about a virtual rabbit or a zhou-zhou pet? 
@uchihaseymour (1025)
• American Samoa
6 Jan 11
i'll just go for the real one, it sounds troublesome but its cute in the other part hehe. i want things that are real. thanks for the response by the way~
@zaga_cleuth (1407)
• Philippines
3 Jan 11
ha ha. Such Chinese luck.
Sorry, but Christians don't believe in lucks. With or without rabbit it doesn't matter. Because if you have God in your life, there's nothing more to ask for. He can give you everything you want.
@uchihaseymour (1025)
• American Samoa
6 Jan 11
yes, people like me sometimes believe in luck.. just about 8%... im a Christian, but it is also my habit to have a pet in our home... thanks for the reply :)
@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
3 Jan 11
That is the problem. You are getting the rabbit cos it is the rabbit year. Not because you are prepare to take the role and responsibility of a pet owner. Animals activists really dread it when there is a movie showing some animals. People will just rush to get one and when they are bored with it, they will just chuck the pets out.
@gnomeland (421)
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3 Jan 11
I think it would bring luck in the form of the love of an animal into your life but only if you take good care of it. what will you do when it is the year of the snake or tiger? he, he.
