We currently are quite new to rabbits, we have one but when we took it for injections etc at the vet, they kept saying that we should really have another one.
The dc would love another, but I am not so sure. Our current rabbit seems happy enough on his own and we stroke/talk to him lots every day and let him out the run to play around the garden etc. When we bought him, he was in a rabbit run on his own (he was 16 weeks when we bought him), so he has never been used to having another rabbit around.
My lovely neighbour looks after him when we go on holiday but she is about to have another baby and I don't feel its fair to upsticks for weekends away and expect her to always be on tap to feed or clean the rabbit especially 2. DD's friend is not overly keen but would do it if asked.
I am so torn with what to do for the best. Any advice greatly received.
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Does anyone just have a lone rabbit or must you really have a pair?
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Fimbo · 06/09/2011 18:05
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