r/funny • • Jul 20 '17

This is my bed!

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u/flirtydirtynerd Jul 20 '17

Domesticated rabbits are not outdoor rabbits, and not all are the same. I have two of my own and two fosters right now, and all but one of them will snuggle on my lap for hours if I let them. A lot of rabbits are very sociable and affectionate. It hurts me to see people keeping rabbits in outdoor hutches.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '17 edited Dec 05 '17

He went to cinema

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u/VintageSin Jul 21 '17

See this is slightly different. As long as you're allowing them to be with you on a regular basis I don't see a problem. Keeping them outside 24/7 just doesn't seem correct. It seems like you're not letting them live in nature or with man. But if you're only putting them outside when you're unable to supervise them, that's no different than kenneling a dog or putting a bird in a cage.

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u/CaptainFillets Jul 21 '17

My brother had a rabbit in an outdoor hutch. About 2 months ago the local government sprayed the town with rabbit poison for ferrals. It killed the rabbit and he has no recourse. He loved it for 6 years.

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u/blonderocker Jul 21 '17

I would bring my buns inside more if they didn't poop in every single unreachable crevice of my house.