How many rabbit do you have at home? Which kind?

So pretty and cute! Haha... it's a bit difficult to tell between male and female rabbit... I must check it about 2-3 time before I really sure y rabbit is male :)

I check it when the rabbit is about 3-4 months... and it's really hard to see (it's the first time I got a rabbit), I must take a look back and foward several time before I say 'okay, it's a male' lol...

It wasn't difficult on an unneutered 4.5 year old male though. Flipped him over and whoa... it's a boy! But yeah, the new girl was more difficult. It's confusing because both sexes have something that pops out.

Rabbits don't require nearly as much work if they're not in a cage. Changing a litterbox is so much easier. :) But still, I wouldn't even expect a kid to do that. And even if they'll do it now, they won't for the next 12 years or so.

Yup yup agree! Bunnies are sooo cute! Have you ever heard your lops giving any sound? I really curious because some people say that rabbits do giving sound ^^

OOhhhh that so sad. The poor thing. I am a nurse and I am fine with humans being hurt but I just go to pieces when an animal is hurt.

I used to have a Netherland dwarf that I was fostering, it would lunge at you and grunt! The first Netherland dwarf I fostered was really friendly, and after that I got all the mean ones. I think my favorite breeds that I fostered where the mini lops and mini rexes (lots of both of those breeds in the shelters out here). I had a special needs mini lop for awhile that could be held like a baby. Rabbits also make a horrible sound when they are in severe pain. Once when I worked in an animal hospital, a rabbit woke up during a surgery to have his front incisors pulled (the bottoms were knocked out somehow, so the top ones wouldn't stop growing and couldn't be worn down or really used anyway). He made the most horrible scream until he was given a higher dose of anesthetic. I think the problem was, he wasn't given enough of anything in addition to the gas. Most of that was going to the vet tech holding for the surgery.

Oh I love New Zealand Whites! They seem to be in the shelters a lot out here and a lot of people don't want the white rabbits. I'm not sure why. To me they are beautiful.

10 years? wow... you must be love him very much! How's the litter training? good? I never could train my bunny very well.. sometimes he go to his toilet and sometimes doing it everywhere _

Yay, thanks for the tips! I'll try to discipline my rabbit ^^

Yep, he's a very lovable boy! I got him when he was 4.5 years old and he was living outside in a hutch with his previous owner. Now he's a house rabbit living in a puppy pen. I found that success in litter training starts with a small area (about 6-8 square feet is good). First put litterboxes everywhere (or if you're using a cage, cover the entire cage bottom with bedding). Then see what box/area he/she likes. Take away the other boxes (or the bedding in a cage, and then put a litterbox of bedding in that area). It is also import to put hay in the litterbox instead of in a hay rack. That way, the rabbit will be eating and pooping at the same time in the right place. After that, they can gradually get a larger space and eventually even free range in the house is possible (however, I'd recommend a litterbox in every room if you do that). I've noticed my 10 year old has gotten a bit sloppy on his litter training in old age. He doesn't like to use his box if he has to go too far to get to it.

Wuah.... I never see wild rabbit... should be cute too ^^

I hope you're not expecting the 3 year old to care for the rabbit. Just curious... do you sell animals in your pet store? If so, where do they come from?

From 4 to 9 ? whoa...