Definitely a guinea pig. Rabbits have very strong hind legs and tend to kick hard. They are also a lot bigger.
fish, hamster, guinea pig, or rabbit
it depends on the owners age guinea pigs do well with children and rabbits require more work so they are better with older ages.
A rabbit. Iguanas are evil.
You can do both bring your rabbit inside in the winter and out in the summer
At a local pet store, or, a much better option, at a guinea pig rescue.
Guinea pig. Bunnies are cute but fragile-ask anyone.
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It is generally not recommended to keep a wild rabbit as a pet. Wild rabbits have specific needs and behaviors that can be difficult to meet in a domestic setting. It is better to adopt a domesticated rabbit from a shelter or breeder if you are interested in having a pet rabbit.
It depends on what you can afford to keep. I have both. rabbits bite alot guinea pigs don't its rare to guinea pigs bite i don't hold my rabbit ALOT because it keeps on biting me all rabbits bite my guinea pig ''oh'' he does not bite i hold him all the time when rabbits are angry the strach very hard and bite guinea pigs only chatter there teeth
A rabbit, most definately. They are more lain back than hares.
It depends on the pet: dog in a kennel outside, or in a dog basket inside. Cat is usually kept indoors. Rabbit and guinea pig in a hutch or pen outside, or in the case of a guinea pig (and a hamster) in a cage inside.
Stroking or cuddling the pet. This releases "feel-good" hormones in both the pet and the petter.