Guinea pigs and rabbits are different animals with different behaviours and different needs when it comes to how to care for them. Some people are happier with guinea pigs as pets, and other people are happier with rabbits -- it depends on what you want in a pet, and what kind of lifestyle you need. The question isn't just which pet is better for you, but which pet are you better for, as the owner. If you're trying to decide between guinea pigs and rabbits, spend a couple weeks researching each -- their care and behaviour, their pros and cons, and survey different people's opinions: this should help you decide between them. See the related questions below for info and links.
One person's opinion: I would go with a rabbit. They are much cleaner and quieter. I have four rabbits and couldn't be happier. They are each beautiful, playful and very sweet. I had two guinea pigs before but I sold them to a friend. They made a lot of noise and they always had a distinct odor about the no matter how clean their cage was.
Well, i'd say a dog, because, their nose have a better scent!
of course because a rabbit can't even fetch a ball, wouldn't be train, and wouldn't listen to the words sit, fetch, roll over, or down
For property protection, I'd generally recommend the former.
They both are good pets
A rabbit. Iguanas are evil.
Its an opinion
I would have a dog even though i have a dogI would have a cat or a rabbit, even though I have 4 cats, a rabbit and a dog.
You can do both bring your rabbit inside in the winter and out in the summer
There is no specific breed of a dog that get's along with other animals. It all depends on the dog's personality.
Some dogs would be the bigger out of that group.
Dog, cat, bird, fish, rabbit
Quite possibly if they did not grow up together from babies. A dog would likely see a rabbit as prey. It is a natural instinct.
No. A dog is a better and more loyal pet
A rabbit, most definately. They are more lain back than hares.
A pet expert that specializes in dogs and dog training is best.
You can keep a pet rabbit in a big cage or hutch, dog crate, exercise pen, cube condo (NIC condo), or a rabbit-proofed room. See the related question below for more details.