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Archive for May, 2010

Below are rabbit facts that will help you find out if rabbits are the pets for you. We are in the process of adding more rabbit facts including facts about the white tailed Jack rabbit, facts on a Jack rabbit, White rabbit facts, pygmy rabbit facts, facts about rabbit pregnancy, rabbit jumping facts, facts about the black tailed jack rabbit, wild rabbit facts, easy rabbit facts, rabbit breed facts, and many other fun facts about rabbits. We will explain the rabbit facts below in other sections one rabbit fact at a time. 

 

Rabbit facts

• Rabbits are great house pets.

Rabbits can be litter box trained.

Rabbits can live with domesticated Cats and well behaved Dogs.

Rabbits are better pets for adults than children.

Rabbits should live indoors.

Rabbits need more than just rabbit pellets for their diet.

Most rabbits don't like to be picked up and carried around.

Rabbits should be sprayed and neutered.

Rabbits can live 10 years or more.

Rabbits need a stimulating environment and like to explore by chewing.

Rabbits need to see specially trained veterinarians.

Rabbits should be adopted from a shelter or rescue group rather than bought from a breeder or a per store.

Rabbits are very cute but are rabbits great as house pets? Rabbits have been known to be good pets, but more so for adults than children. There are many breeds of rabbits. If you are considering rabbits as pets, read some rabbits reviews to find out which types of rabbits are best for you. A white rabbit or a Jack rabbit is very popular. However some wild rabbits, although very cute, are not suitable as house pets.

Below is a video of Rabbits and facts and information on different aspects of rabbits and how they can become house pets. The video shows three rabbits of different breeds. Click on the play button on the video twice to start seeing the rabbits film.

• Rabbit Facts
• Litter Box Train a Rabbit