If its a rabbit treat, it will be healthy. Yogies will be good for any breed any of rabbit. YES, HEALTHY!!!
Not always, New Zealand rabbits were bred for fur and meat. This rabbit is a good pet for experienced rabbit owners. Beginners should get gentle rabbits like the Dutch, Netherland Dwarf, or English Lop.
It is not bad for rabbits to eat celery. It is healthy for them.
Dwarf lop-eared rabbits behave pretty much the same as other domestic rabbits. Rabbits are social animals and there are many benefits to bonding them with other rabbits, but also many risks. Rabbits must be introduced to each other carefully and certain procedures must be followed so that everyone stays safe and happy. Rabbits are individuals, too. Some rabbits just won't get along for no discernible reason. Some rabbits are happier without other pets around: they prefer being bonded to their human companion. You have to get to know your rabbit if you want to know what she or he prefers.
you should get the dwarf kind
One person wrote: No, the dwarf will be neglected.The above opinion may be true in that person's experience, but it's not a widely recognized fact. Dwarf rabbits have often been known to bond with rabbits bigger than themselves -- even a giant and a dwarf can get along!Whether or not two rabbits will get along depends on hormones* and individual personality.There are good ways and bad ways to introduce rabbits. If you have a local rabbit rescue or rabbit-friendly animal shelter, ask if they perform bonding services, or if they have any advice for how to bond two rabbits. There's tons of excellent resources online about bonding rabbits. NEVER LET RABBITS FIGHT! A small bite, invisible at first, can turn into a huge (and expensive) abscess.See related links and questions below for more details. The links below apply to dwarf rabbits and full-sized rabbits. (In most ways, dwarfs and full-sized rabbits are exactly the same.)* This is one of many reasons why it's widely recommended to neuter/spay rabbits. Two unspayed females can often get along, but two unneutered males will usually fight (to the death!); and a male and female will quickly reproduce. Before you let your rabbits breed, pease consider all the bunnies in shelters waiting to be adopted (many killed simply because there's no room to keep them). Breeding is a big responsibility: don't let it happen by accident!
Rabbits are not predators. Rabbits are prey.
Dwarf rabbits have a slightly longer lifespan than other pet rabbits: they live around 9-14 years, but older than 14 isn't unheard of.
Yes, rabbits have a good memory. They can remember their surroundings, other rabbits, and even recognize their owners.
Dwarf rabbits are basically the same as all pet rabbits, so you can tell their sex (male/female) in the same ways. It's very difficult to tell if a baby rabbit is male or female. Until the testicles descend (anywhere from 9 to 20 weeks of age), you can't tell if a rabbit is male or female. See the related question below for more details.
Appleasauce is not good for rabbits. They cannot handle the substance of it.
Any breed of rabbit will be a good pet if you keep them healthy, clean, and trained. However you shouldn't get rabbits from the wild. They will be scared and attack you at any chance they will get -- even if they don't have rabies. You should only get the Liebre rabbit if you are an experienced rabbit owner. If not, consider getting a Netherland Dwarf, Lop, or Dutch rabbit!
Your dwarf rabbit is probably afraid of your larger rabbit. You should consider supervised bonding time where neither has the chance to attack the other. If your smaller rabbit can overcome its fear through repeated exposure, your rabbits will probably learn to be good friends. You will have to simply give it time and reassure your dwarf rabbit that he's not going to be hurt. The House Rabbit Society has some good tips on bonding rabbits (http://rabbit.org/faq/sections/introductions.html).