Only if the intention is to catch them & keep them for pets ... but be warned; I'll NEVER tolerate dyeing rabbit's fur pink (not even with food-colouring)! If we could find a rabbit with naturally-born pink fur, though; that would be totally awesome! LOL. By the way; I deeply despise the mere mention of rabbits being used as a source of food & I would sooner starve to death with a live bunny for company before committing "bunnycide"! One thing I've learned over time; some people are dog people, others are cat people ... I'm one of the rabbit people (& quite accidentally TBH)! I recall I used to want my own dog/puppy for years, but never did get any pet other than the odd goldfish or one time when I had zebra-finches (the latter of which I wasn't able to care for before long ... mostly because I was struggling with huge problems at school & I didn't yet feel responsible enough to care for them; so I decided to do the right thing & give them to someone who I knew would take proper care of them). It was my 30th birthday before my mum decided to meet my wish for a dog/puppy halfway & got me a Dwarf Hotot rabbit; which is the best thing that ever happened to me. Sadly, I only got to spend 7-8 months with my sweet boy "Tardis", as he became ill with GI stasis & had to be put to sleep (he was just 10 months & 24 days old). I haven't yet been able to get another rabbit to replace him & I miss him so much that it hurts deeply, but I hope to get another someday (who knows when I'll be able to get another one, though ... it's kinda complicated TBH). I probably could get a dog, but now I'd much prefer another rabbit; so it has definitely changed me! In case you're wondering what my baby Dwarf Hotot "Tardis" looked like, I've used his photo for my avatar/profile pic. Of course, he was so much sweeter than he looks... =o)
This post was edited by AspieGirl88 at November 17, 2019 7:07 PM MST
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