Buying
*Don't be fooled by adverts such as "Rare dutch split" "Mini Lionhead" or "Teddy maned" They are simply made up names that are actually just coat, size and colour faults and not rare at all, just undesireable to experienced breeders as they are not showable, no colour is rare, so dont be tricked into paying more! just because something is stated as rare or has been advertised for a lot of money dosent mean you are getting something worth that money.*
Rabbits are cheap and easy pets to look after ..badly.
Rabbits need lots of time and attention, they do not thrive on being left in a hutch at the bottom of the garden without companionship and stimulating toys,
bear in mind rabbits have been known to live over ten years but avarage life expectancy is around six.
Before you buy I will expect you to have done a bit of research on rabbits, have all the right equipment ready and have lots of questions, rabbits are not an impulse buy to be discarded when they reach adulthood, I rarely sell as childrens pets and still recieve pictures of the first rabbits i sold every year on their birthday.
For any pet id put some savings aside for emergencies as vets bills can be very costly.
Thankyou for taking your time to read this, rabbis make very loving, inteligent pets, the more love and attention you give to a rabbit you will get it back ten fold
A rabbit is for life, not just for easter.
Rabbit shopping basket
4ft Plus hutch with a fox-proof wire section and bedroom compartment
Large run for excersise
Toys, they really enjoy plastic jingly balls they can throw about, they also love toilet roll tubes filled with hay
Pet carrier for trips to the vet and to pick up your new pets
Good quality rabbit pellet
Water bottle, food bowl, hay rack
Dust extracted hay and wood shavings
Litter tray; Rabbits are easily litter trained