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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: icedgold10 on November 10, 2013, 05:07:42 PM
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Oh, yes I can the part I don't believe is I took it home. I am of course talking about the bunny not my daughter. I made her myself. Don't think it is an antique either. lol ;D
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Love your humor!
I would have taken the bunny home too!! :)
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Love your humor!
I would have taken the bunny home too!! :)
Me too,...I,m partial to a nice Rabbit stew,with carrots and taters,and,i,d get..furry insoles for my slippers, once i,d cured the fur..my Aunt & Uncle in the Ukraine...breed these coneys...for food..they can grow big,and this one here would easily feed 3 adults.....
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Sweet !!
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Bigwull, don't forget about that old American story "Revenge of the Giant Rabbits" when you talk about stew. ;D
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I do hope you have a nice outdoor cage for the rabbit !! And plenty of old wood !!
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Why old wood? He is indoors in a cage. He has hay, food and a blanket.
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Why old wood? He is indoors in a cage. He has hay, food and a blanket.
Then I,m afraid you,d be much better off with a cuddly toy rabbit,that has 2 x PP9,s stuck up its bum,...no mess, no food, and you can switch it off when the novelty wears off... ;D
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Bigwull, don't forget about that old American story "Revenge of the Giant Rabbits" when you talk about stew. ;D
Oh,but i,ve seen many a Giant Rabbit...during my partaking of M.A.D days...then much later along come ..the movie, Wallace & Gromit,s..Revenge of the Were-Rabbit.....but if you really want a real live giant ..then instead of that cuddly toy ,...get yerself one of these...gauranteed to frighten the shit out of the neighbours cat,and maybe dog too...
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=giant+rabbits&newwindow=1&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=zfaBUoexNpTwhQex2YCYDw&ved=0CC8QsAQ&biw=1184&bih=573
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My rabbit is not a novelty that will wear off. I have had 2 dogs that lived till 18 years old, a cat that lived till 21 years old. I grew up having a rabbit and several monkeys. They are family members that stay with me till they pass. I have fostered many dogs as well. My pets are well cared for. The work involved comes with the territory.
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I have friends who have rabbits as pets. They live inside the house, are litter box trained and are wonderful little additions to their families!! The only thing is they chew ANY wire they can find so be careful!! :D
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Monkeys..Mmm...you,re not one of those people that dress their pet monkeys as if they were children..I saw a programme recently about American woman..who do that...personally.. i felt they were degrading the poor animal...Monkeys are social animals and need to be in groups..not,kept as pets,
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Why old wood? He is indoors in a cage. He has hay, food and a blanket.
Because the have to chew to keep their teeth worn down !! Othewise they will not be able to eat properly,,and they need a salt block !! I raised commercial meat rabbits !!
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Wires are a no, no for sure. I'm getting him something to keep him happy and chewing. As for the monkeys , I was a kid and my mom got them before they were illegal to have here. I agree they belong free in the wild where they are most happy! I thought they were my siblings until I figured out my brother was the one with less hair. Our first monkey as you can see in the picture had a bad smoking habit so he had to go to the smoke shop to get more cigs, and the second one was a cuddle bug for sure.
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I love all animals. I question some animals as pets, or is it fair to the animal. The animals at zoos I question too! I would rather live a short life and live in the wild than live in a cage in an unnatural environment. The same for the killer whales living in captivity.
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Love the old pictures! Thanks for sharing!! :)
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I love all animals. I question some animals as pets, or is it fair to the animal. The animals at zoos I question too! I would rather live a short life and live in the wild than live in a cage in an unnatural environment. The same for the killer whales living in captivity.
...Well said...I knew there was more to you than meets the eye....
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;D
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Mart is right. In the wild all rodents chew on something to keep there teeth worn down. Squirrel eats nuts, beavers cut down trees and rabbits chew on the bark of shrubs and trees. In winter it is their entire diet in colder areas. If their teeth get long they wont' be able to eat and will starve to death because they can only open their mouths a certain distance.
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and to continue what Kermit was saying...their bottom inscisors...have been known to grow up through their upper jaw...therefore if you are intent on keeping yer bunny in a cage with a blanket...make sure you give him a nice bone... ;D...
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Wow, I just learned more about rabbits than I ever knew. On my grandparent's farm they had everything (true southern farm) including lots of hutches for rabbits. All I know is that we had a large group of cousins. I was second to the youngest and they loved cramming me and my youngest cousin into the rabbit pin and locking us in instead of watching us like they were supposed to! We would be hoarse from yelling. At first our parents/aunts/uncles didn't believe it but the pressure marks from the wire hutch bottom imprinted on our "south sides" was living proof! LOL
I have several friends that have them as house pets as well - litter box trained!
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a few years ago when i was still on the tools..we went to a job and on the gate was a sign
Beware of the Rabbit.
ha we scoffed...who are they kidding...well we went through the gate,...got started doing the repair to the back wall,at 10 o,clock we stopped for our break, whilst sitting there..this humongous rabbit appeared from under the hedge...it was Huge...and i mean ..big..the biggest rabbit i,d ever seen...it lopped over to where we were sitting.sat up on its hunkers,..and litterally begged for food...i was eating a corned dog sandwich...and..tho ught....will i or won,t i,...tae hell with it here goes...a
and i offered it the piecee...well.it took it and scoffed it there and then....We sat there dumbfoonded...."a meat eating rabbit"...turned out it was a Continental Giant...that grow up to over 3ft long and can weigh over 18kg...see pic ;D ;D
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Wow...a meat eating rabbit!!!
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Wow! Don't mess with that bunny or he'll be Peter cotton tailing you down the street! I will make sure my bunny, Cooper has plenty to chew on so he doesn't have teeth issues. ;D
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Why did Peter rabbit want to cross the road?
to see his flatmate...
time i was,nt here....night night.... ;D
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You need some sleep after coming up with that bad joke... ;D
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you,re right ...that was a tasteless joke....i,ll have to find a better one.....one with a bit more ..bite ....so to speak..... ;D