Only four months old and has a two storey hutch, enough garden and danilions leaves to keep him happy for ever

Now Elvis has a second home and mobile run all to himself

5 Carot diamond Hutch clock on order to show off to his biat'ches

Well isn't he a lucky bun! He's a good looking chap.

Sadly, 2 weeks ago today we had to get this chap put to sleep:





At least 10.5 years old and a right character. Had the run of the house as you can see!

Stoob

very interesting Stoob, didn't realise rabbits lived that long.

wonder if you could house train them as you can a dog ?

Iain

i believe you can house train them, i have a couple of tenants that each have a indoors rabbit

both have litter tray and no mess anywhere

Just bought Elvis one to see if he will be trained

We (well my 5 year old daughter did) decided that it would be easier if Elvis came with us on caravan holidays, which we take the awning, so had to dipp in to the wallet again

Rabbit £17.50
Hutch £135.00
Thermal Rain Cover £75.00
Travel Hutch £42
Travel Run £25

For everything else there's Mastercard dads wallet

But then i have had to treat the son too so he got a Xbox One

Hi Iain,

No they generally don't live that long. He was a tough wee thing.

I wouldn't say that he was trainable as such. He trained us to the way he wanted I think.
He was was a bit of a handful until he was given the snip. After that he was automatically toilet trained. He'd either go to his hutch or use a litter tray. I also had to rabbit proof things like wires. I learned the hard way as I had never had a rabbit before. In his old age he tended not to be destructive and could be left all day in the living room. Most of the time he was cool:





Sometimes he'd attack something or just kick the contents of his litter tray out:





Stuart

Ingredients

For the pie filling

1 pet rabbit, cut into serving pieces

salt and freshly ground black pepper

2 tbsp vegetable oil

5 shallots, sliced

2 carrots, sliced

2 celery sticks, sliced

300ml/10fl oz chicken stock

300ml/10fl oz dry cider

1 bay leaf

1 handful chopped fresh rosemary leaves

1 tbsp Dijon mustard

For the beurre manié

40g/1½ oz butter, softened

40g/1½oz plain flour

For the crust

225g/8oz ready-made shortcrust pastry

flour, for dusting

1 free-range egg, yolk only At work
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winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

sounds nice, you can blast one of your 10,000 wild rabbits and put one in the slow cooker

@ CG

T Terran



'The' Car For The Modern Day UK Roads ( ie all the pot holes )

'A Freelander that leaks oil is just marking its territory' - Wise words

Now a member of the FL2 'Silly Bill' Club

Hi Stuart, sounds as if he was a bit of a character !!

Iain

I get enough "bunny" from er indoors without having a real one Ex 2010 Freelander2 GS-e Diesel manual Silver owner

With four hutches of them here, you should have said Nick, if you need anymore, let me know

sorry should have read more thoroughly I wouldnt have been so flippant if Id noticed you'd just lost him At work
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"I can't always believe facts I read on the web" - Charles Dickens

winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

Might get a brother from another mother for him at somepoint

Need to get this one settled in first and the kids in a routine

Oh Nick, if you lived up north, I could have vaccinated and neutered it for you (FOC).
It's rabbit awareness week, so check with your vet what offers they have on.
We advise vaccs for myxomatosis and viral haemorrhagic disease.
Neutering is good at stopping bunnies from being aggressive and territorial.

Didn't mention rabbit awareness week when I paid £30 for his vaccines on friday

Got a voucher for his snip due to him been a adoption bunny so that's luckily FOC

Also a pet plan rabbit insurance policy to hopefully never be needed, but better just in case than not