Rabbits - Best Pet to Keep Inside your Homes
Rabbits are one of the best pet that can be either kept inside or outside your house. For those who seriously love their bunnies, keeping them indoors do have great benefit. This is because according to the experts, those rabbits kept within the home tend to have a longer period of life-span. If you do, it is estimated that the life expectancy of your pet goes from 10 to 16 years.
With that range of life expectancy for a rabbit pet, it is very important that you have the full commitment in owning this kind of adorable pet. You have to know that taking good care of rabbit/s is not an easy task. They actually need so much care just the way how you treat your dog, cat or any other pets that you own.
For those who stays or live on apartments, owning a rabbit is just the perfect pet for you. It’s because they are the type of animals that stays silent unlike dogs that suddenly barks or cats that roams around the kitchen during the night.
Speaking about their characteristic of being a silent type of an animal, it doesn't mean that they don’t want to be disturbed. It’s actually their nature to be scared to almost anyone bigger than their own size which can only be tamed by interacting with your pet at most often times. So its best suggested that you are to give your pet some time to play with.
Easter holiday is represented by rabbits wherein parents tend to give them as presents for their children. What most actually doesn't know is that this particular holiday is the worst day for these animals.
Why?
When they are given as presents to an incompetent care-taker or owner, they end up giving up on their pet wherein they are either sent back or tossed out of the house thinking that they can survive on their own at the jungle. The first option is more favorable than the second since domesticated bunnies doesn't know how to survive on their own in the wilderness of the jungle.
Therefore, before you even intend to have a rabbit as your pet make sure that you are ready to take the full responsibility as the owner. If you are giving it away as present to somebody whom you know, make sure that he or she is willing to own it as his or her pet.
With that range of life expectancy for a rabbit pet, it is very important that you have the full commitment in owning this kind of adorable pet. You have to know that taking good care of rabbit/s is not an easy task. They actually need so much care just the way how you treat your dog, cat or any other pets that you own.
For those who stays or live on apartments, owning a rabbit is just the perfect pet for you. It’s because they are the type of animals that stays silent unlike dogs that suddenly barks or cats that roams around the kitchen during the night.
Speaking about their characteristic of being a silent type of an animal, it doesn't mean that they don’t want to be disturbed. It’s actually their nature to be scared to almost anyone bigger than their own size which can only be tamed by interacting with your pet at most often times. So its best suggested that you are to give your pet some time to play with.
The Worst Day of a Rabbit’s Life
Easter holiday is represented by rabbits wherein parents tend to give them as presents for their children. What most actually doesn't know is that this particular holiday is the worst day for these animals.
Why?
When they are given as presents to an incompetent care-taker or owner, they end up giving up on their pet wherein they are either sent back or tossed out of the house thinking that they can survive on their own at the jungle. The first option is more favorable than the second since domesticated bunnies doesn't know how to survive on their own in the wilderness of the jungle.
Therefore, before you even intend to have a rabbit as your pet make sure that you are ready to take the full responsibility as the owner. If you are giving it away as present to somebody whom you know, make sure that he or she is willing to own it as his or her pet.
12 comments:
Or eat them ! mmm-mmm good
Yeah, lol!
I've never tasted a rabbit's meat but they say that it tasted so good. Anyway, I don't want to cook my rabbit pet just for the sake of knowing how it taste. I really love my pet so much as well as any rabbit around because I find them too adorable by simply looking at them.
There are breeds of rabbits that are intended to be eaten for their meats. Eating rabbit meat is already common is most part of the world. They are being served along with other poultry meats and it does awesomely taste so good.
Hi Lilian, how old is your rabbit pet?
She's just about 8 months old. I really do hope that we can be together for the whole 13 years of her maximum expected life span.
Don't worry Lilian, you will be together with your pet for that long period of time. You just need to be responsibly caring for all the needs of your pet. There's plenty of guides that you can easily find around and I'll also be doing the same thing probably on my succeeding future posts.
The last topic on your article hits me right into the spot. I was given a rabbit pet when I was at the age of 13 and I'm having a hard time taking care of it. This was the reason why I wanted to get rid of it so we ended cooking my rabbit into the Turbo Boiler.
It seems that you are not feeling sorry about it but still making fun of your incapability of handling a rabbit pet. I know that you are just only 13 during that time but at least you can ask support from you family or friends. Cooking your rabbit in your turbo boiler, are you serious?
If you can only have a taste of a rabbit's meat I'm pretty sure that you will want more of its very tasty meat. Its the best type of meat that I ever tasted.
You are really starting to piss me off. This is a topic where we are going to discuss all about rabbit as your pet. It is not all about how to eat or the taste of a rabbit's meat.
Girls please calm down. Jodie, Lilian is right. This discussion is all about treating rabbits as pets and not as food. You two really made me laugh so hard.
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