Thanks for the warnings about bunnies. I actually had one when I was little (got him for my 6th birthday), but I didn't have that much of a hand in his care, so there's a lot I don't know or have forgotten. Fuzzytail was a very nice bunny, but he ended up having free reign over our basement and, yes, pooping everywhere. He was never aggressive toward us, but I remember once he attached himself to the pant leg of a deliveryman who had the audacity to enter the cellar. He actually got along very well with our first Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy, Chief; I have memories of them eating their dinners side by side. But when, after a couple of years, we had to temporarily house him upstairs while the basement wall was being repaired, he couldn't handle the sudden captivity and abruptly died.
So, yes, if we ever decide to get a rabbit again, we'll definitely do a lot of research first and use a pen from the beginning.
I do miss Ninian so much! Yes, he was named after St. Ninian -- but I wouldn't have thought of that name if I hadn't been doing tons of genealogy research at that time and come across ancestors (many generations back) who were born in Scotland and named after St. Ninian.
So, yes, if we ever decide to get a rabbit again, we'll definitely do a lot of research first and use a pen from the beginning.
I do miss Ninian so much! Yes, he was named after St. Ninian -- but I wouldn't have thought of that name if I hadn't been doing tons of genealogy research at that time and come across ancestors (many generations back) who were born in Scotland and named after St. Ninian.
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