Rabbits and Hares

If the fur goes gray it dosent mean its getting old rabbits fur can change color and sometimes even patterns. they shed fur as the warmer months arrive, can change when the seasons change, and they grow allot of fur as the colder seasons arrive.

You can, but breeding is not an activity to be taken lightly.

Consider that rabbits are overpopulated in urban areas all over the world. Hundreds of rabbits are killed in shelters in North America every year, just because there is not enough room. Are you sure you will find good homes for all your rabbits, and that those homes couldn't have taken home a rabbit from a shelter instead?

If you do decide to breed rabbits, you have to make sure you take good care of the mother and kits. There are many resources online that can give you information.

The lop-lionhead rabbit may look a bit odd though because it is likely that the lionhead's 'mane' would be carried down, though only in odd tufts!

Female rabbits are generally better pets than intact male rabbits because intact males will territory mark by stamping and spraying urine. Males that are castrated (before they are sexually mature and showing territorial behavior) make great pets.

One answer: Your bunny is like everybody else. It can not live very long since we need food to survive. Be sure to feed and give water to your bunny every day. They also really enjoy grass, carrots, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, and most green vegetables.

Another answer: Actually, bunnies are not like everybody else: humans and many other animals can safely fast for a short period of time, but bunnies can't. Rabbits need food in their bodies at all times or else they quickly go into GI stasis (aka ileus). Rabbits can get seriously ill even within 24 hours without food. This is one of a few reasons why you should give your rabbit unlimited 24/7 access to hay.

Have you just purchased this rabbit or has the doe weaned this baby? You don't say much. A 6 week old rabbit is probably weaned. You should not sart feeding it formula again.

first answer: snow

different answer: The above answer is incorrect. Mammals can't actually eat snow because it freezes the belly, slows digestion, causes hypothermia, and generally makes them very sick. If you have a pet rabbit and you let him out to play in the snow, make sure he doesn't eat any! If you ever get lost in the woods, gather snow and melt it to drink the water: don't eat the snow!

All rabbits eat vegetation (plants) -- rabbits are herbivores and vegan. Different species have slightly different diets. The Arctic Hare is one species that lives in a snowy climate, and it eats woody plants and, when it can find some, also leaves, berries, grasses, and flowers and flower buds. It finds the woody plants by smelling and digging under the snow.

People make loft to house them.

I have a rabbit who lives alone but I have heard that guinea pigs are good pals with rabbits. I had a rat that got along very well with my rabbit but they never lived in the same cage. Not to say I think they would fight or anything. I think that almost any small animal like a hamster or rat or mouse would get along just fine with rabbits, of course it all depends on the temperament of your bun or the other animal. If they are both laid back, they should be fine together. Also, you probably know this, but never put two males in the same cage together. Two females are usually fine. And you could put a male and female in the same cage, but obviously they must be spayed/neutered. I hope this helps! :)

Do you mean spay/neuter your rabbit? you are not de-sexing them. It is cheaper to neuter males than to spay females. Cost is between $75.00 and $150.00 unless you can find a spay/neuter clinic going on somewhere.

• When your parents got married and had you they are your biological parents (he is your real dad), but once your parents divorced and your mother remarried then the man your mother married is your stepfather and your biological father is your real father. If you get along with both your father and stepfather consider yourself lucky. You can also have two dads if you are adopted by a family and you may not know who your real dad is, but your adopted dad who loves and cares for you is really your dad although not your birth father.

rabbits are very good at building burrows and they have very good hearing so when they hear the slightest branch cracking or a strange noise it would pounce away and dig a hatch to keep them well out of reach from any animal that might want to feast on them.

a coyote uses the restroom on something when they claim it.

rabbits do it appropriately, but hysterically. they rub their chin on things to tell others that it's theirs, but if you touch it they won't mind, especially if they're eating.

A rabbit needs a cool place outside in the shade. All rabbits should have a 4FT hutch as anything smaller would be cruel to animals. With sawdust in its main living area and hay/straw in its bedding area. Most rabbits find drinking from a water bottle alot better then a bowl of water which they just end up noking over or with hay or sawdust in which causes it to be un drinkable any way.

The rabbit needs a cool place to live so it dosent get heat stroke and it needs to be cleaned every other day when temp is at its hottest. To prevent fly strike.

Snowshoe rabbits are a type of hare and this animal is encountered in many myths around the world. One of the most popular ones is that of the Easter Bunny. In fact, the word "Easter" comes from the name of the Germanic Goddess of Spring "Oester" who often took the form of a hare (and this was borrowed later on in the Christian world as well).

It will be foaming at the mouth and will have an desperate desire to bite you!!

Honestly :0|

Yes, they do. They forage and find rabbit nests and eat the babies.

Some does will by accident and on purpose. First time mothers may not build an adequate nest, or simply don't use the nest, and the kits may die of exposure. Some mothers will abandon their litters and again the kits will die from exposure or starvation. And yet other mothers may eat their young. This may happen for various reason as well, but the most common is because the doe is not getting enough nutrients and must eat the kits to stay healthy.

Possum droppings are small, round dark brown/black pellets, about one centimetre in length. They can often be seen scattered in small groups around the base of trees or underneath power lines which the possums use to move from one location to another.

dandelions only dandelions only

Chinchillas originate from the Andes high up in Peru. They like cold weather, they bathe themselves in volcanic dust from these mountains. They are super active and can jump six feet in the air.