Unless Dolly develops a taste for hassenfeffer...you should be fine.

I love bunnies

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glad dolly is ok with her

My bunny was a huge New Zealand Black male. I had him for about 10 years and had to put him down when his diabetes got really bad. He was a 'rescue' bunny, saved from being eaten by stray dogs. Another case of idiots buying Easter bunnies for the kids and turning them loose when the kids got bored of them.
At the time I was dog-less except for having visitation of a dog on the weekends and VW made a good pet once I got him tamed. Then I got a 5 month old Cocker Spaniel pup and the fun began. The rabbit and the Cocker were best friends and playmates.

I was a Dutch Bunny, half black half white. He ate potato chips out of a bowl on the coffee table. His name was Rabbit (original huh?)

It was a dutch rabbit and we had him put down at 13 years old. I too was mistaken thinking they only lived 5-7 years...our others lived to between 7 and 8.

Unfortunately, hubby hates them...

Do you let him out to roam around? What does Dolly think of that?

but I had to put my guy down 1 month after his 12th birthday. Hopefully Peanut will be around for just as long .

And you are right about bunnies, had one growing up and mostly they twitch and make little brown pellets. LOL

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My handsome Malcolm, gone but not forgotten!

I didn't realize that.



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My father kept calling him Rabbit Stew. I still have trouble looking at his picture without tearing up.

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Dolly doesn't seem to care & doesn't act interested. I'll have to get my husband to help me get some pics of the two of them together.



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I had when I was a kid. His name was ****salot

Cathy
when she first came home

They do make wonderful (but stinky) pets! Maverick never had the chance to meet him, but he got along wonderfully with my Rottie. The ol' bunny was pretty much completely blind by the time he met the Rottie, but the Rottie would just follow him around and let him snuggle up.

I hope you and Dolly enjoy your bunny-sitting!

our bun was potty trained too. We had an angora bun too, that we resuced(long story) and he was so SWEET!I really love rabbits...

Cathy
when she first came home

That is a beautiful rabbitt!

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Judy...what does Dolly think

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I'll have to try to get some pics of them together someway but Peanut's safety is Job #1! LOL



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My granddaughter has her out a lot at home & says she's potty trained.



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I reach in & pet her. Peanut is allowed to hop around on tiled floors at her own house & I guess she's supposed to be potty trained.



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what a sweet little bunny! Is Dolly interested in him at all?

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She didn't seem very interested. I'll have to get a pic of Dolly looking in the cage. I have to be sure NOTHING happens to Peanut!



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My daughter had a house bunny that lived for 8 years in her bedroom! He was so cute! He would terrorize the poor cat, and ruled the dogs too. I love bunnies....

Cathy
when she first came home

Peanut's adorable Don't you just want to hug her?
She looks so soft.


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What's Dolly think of him? Love his purple crate theme, too cute. haha

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