therefore it was an accident...he wasnt trying to cut your fingers off because he hated you or something...so if a dog bites your fingers when you are feeding it because it thinks your fingers are food, are you suddenly going to hate dogs? as for cartoons, if you dont like them, then dont watch them...Ptarmigan wrote:brunota2003 wrote: did you ever stop to think that it may of bit you as it was trying to get the food you were handing it? chances are, it was an accident...
It was no accident. The rabbit intentionally bit me thinking my finger was food. Also, they are annoying characters on TV.
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brunota2003 wrote:therefore it was an accident...he wasnt trying to cut your fingers off because he hated you or something...so if a dog bites your fingers when you are feeding it because it thinks your fingers are food, are you suddenly going to hate dogs? as for cartoons, if you dont like them, then dont watch them...
I don't even watch those shows with rabbits.
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Lindaloo wrote:Well some rabbits will bite and some won't. Again, your point? You are a bit out there with the spawn of the devil.
Linda ive met rabbits that acted like pets and ive met a few mean ones as well. They were never really meant to be domesticated so if you own a friendly one consider yourself lucky. Never had one as a pet but when we lived next to a farm there was one that hung out in our yard that my jealous cat actually tolerated
Hed hop right up to me and actually let me pet him briefly.
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Oh I know. I had one and it was a jack rabbit. She got mean so I turned her loose in the country.
But, this is cute. Acts like my Jubile. LOL!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtprYPzEwMk&NR
But, this is cute. Acts like my Jubile. LOL!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtprYPzEwMk&NR
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Ptarmigan wrote:brunota2003 wrote: did you ever stop to think that it may of bit you as it was trying to get the food you were handing it? chances are, it was an accident...
It was no accident. The rabbit intentionally bit me thinking my finger was food. Also, they are annoying characters on TV.
umm.. So are you reading what you write? You just made Linda's point.. He bit you thinking he was eating the food.. Satin?? Geesh
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I used to think dogs were the spawn of evil, when I was 4 a great dane ran up to me, knocked me down and I split my head wide open as the back of my head hit a rock on the pavement (was a mess). I'm finally able to go up to small dogs to pet them, but the big ones I'm still scared and it's been over 40 years, sigh
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What is it with you and Rabbits? I got bitten by my Hamster once and i still love it. IMO please get over it, becasue stuff like that happens so you just move on.
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angelwing wrote:I used to think dogs were the spawn of evil, when I was 4 a great dane ran up to me, knocked me down and I split my head wide open as the back of my head hit a rock on the pavement (was a mess). I'm finally able to go up to small dogs to pet them, but the big ones I'm still scared and it's been over 40 years, sigh
When I was 4 a German Shepherd knocked me down and I hit my head on the corner of the picnic table. After a long battle with the doctor, I ended up with 12 stitches in my head. My biggest dog weighs about 125 pounds and is a Rottweiller that is nothing but a big ole baby. Sure didn't bother me any.
When I was 14, a huge white cat came up to me. When I went to pet him he latched on to my arm. He went to the bone when he bit me. I still have the scars. My arm swelled and I could not move my fingers, it was like my hand stayed balled up into a fist. But, that went away and I now have 12 cats. Even have one that looks like the big white cat that attacked me.
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Awww...I loved that little bitty baby bun-bun video...sooooo cute!!!!
I love rabbits. I had one as a pet once (sadly, she died on Easter Sunday, of all days). I bought her when she was a baby. I was spending the day just shopping around for nothing in particular and happened upon an exotic pet store. They had three cages in the back, crammed with rats in one, mice in another, and rabbits in another (all for snake food). I saw the cutest little baby lop-eared bunny in the crowd and just had to have her. A co-worker suggested I name her Zoe because it's the Greek word for "life."
I don't think I like ptarmigans. If they are justified to attack anyone who comes close to its nest, I'd rather pet a rabbit.
I love rabbits. I had one as a pet once (sadly, she died on Easter Sunday, of all days). I bought her when she was a baby. I was spending the day just shopping around for nothing in particular and happened upon an exotic pet store. They had three cages in the back, crammed with rats in one, mice in another, and rabbits in another (all for snake food). I saw the cutest little baby lop-eared bunny in the crowd and just had to have her. A co-worker suggested I name her Zoe because it's the Greek word for "life."
I don't think I like ptarmigans. If they are justified to attack anyone who comes close to its nest, I'd rather pet a rabbit.
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Lindaloo wrote:brunota2003 wrote::lol: that was a funny commercial...we have a white rabbit with red eyes...he looks evil, but he is so calm a stranger can come up and pet him without worrying about anything...now our bird and our little Min-Pin...that is a completely different story...
Aw! Mine is solid black and he LOVES bananas. He DEMANDS the ends off celery.
He also uses the litter box. He will play and play with the cats and when he has to go he just hops on over there. He does not get out of there fast enough when the electric scraper thing comes across and then he jumps high and out. LOL!!
Our bunny was also in the house when she was little, and was litterbox trained. Does your rabbit chase the cats? That is what ours did - somewhere I have video of the poor (huge) cat running away from a tiny 4 pound (I am guessing) white rabbit.
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Consider the energizer bunny. If that thing isn't possessed, I don't know what is.
And the silly Trix rabbit- very annoying, and not smart enough to ever score some Trix.
And then there's Bugs Bunny, always acting innocent, but stealing the limelight from that poor duck (sit up and take notice, Shawn)
And don't forget that infernal Easter Bunny, that vestige of the pagan fertility cult distracting our children from the true meaning of Easter.
Or how about the rabbits ravaging many a vegetable garden?
Yes I agree, Rabbits are evil.
And the silly Trix rabbit- very annoying, and not smart enough to ever score some Trix.
And then there's Bugs Bunny, always acting innocent, but stealing the limelight from that poor duck (sit up and take notice, Shawn)
And don't forget that infernal Easter Bunny, that vestige of the pagan fertility cult distracting our children from the true meaning of Easter.
Or how about the rabbits ravaging many a vegetable garden?
Yes I agree, Rabbits are evil.
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