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From:Alexander Ar, USA
Registered: Nov 2003

posted 01-07-2004 05:12 PM         

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OKay I just lost me hamster and I am looking for something with a longer life span then two years. I am thinking BUNNY! I want a small breed but dont know what kind to get. Can anyone out there give me some advice? I thank you ahead of time and Have a great day. :O)

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From:canada bc langley
Registered: Jan 2004

posted 01-22-2004 07:45 PM         

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get a dworf bunny thare stay little and live of to 12 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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From:Ontario Canada
Registered: Jan 2004

posted 02-01-2004 06:28 PM         

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I had a dwarf bunny that grew to 18"

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posted 02-16-2004 04:11 PM         

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I don't know of any breeds at the top of my head that lives for 18 years but duch live for about 15 years old at the average. hope that helps

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posted 02-20-2004 03:51 PM           

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Hi, I am currently breeding my dwarf hotots and the doe is due within the next week or so. The dwarf hotots (pronounced hoe-toes) get up to around 3lbs max and their ears stay small as well. Their fur is entirely white and their eyes are brown with black or sometimes brownish-black rings around their eyes. I am attaching a picture of the mother bunny, she just turned 1 yr. in December and her and the other DH rabbit I have are super pets! I keep the girl and boy in separate cages (you almost HAVE to do that!!) and before I go off to work in the morning, the boy will stick his little nose out of the bars of the cage and wants me to pet his head. When the girl, Nivea, sees me pet Evil (long story), the boy, she gets jealous and wants to be pet too. This breed of rabbit is very affectionate and they can hop around your bed all day and they'll stop and give you bunny kisses which is SO cute!!

Suzie

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From:USA
Registered: Feb 2004

posted 02-24-2004 03:42 PM         

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AWWWWWW shes cute. My dutch rabbit is cute too he has grey and white fur, and kisses me as a reward for petting me (strage little guy) And then he pushes me hand back on his head, hes sitting on my lap right now and is doing exactly what I said he does. (so cute and funny)

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From:Pocono Summit, PA, USA
Registered: Feb 2004

posted 03-02-2004 08:02 PM         

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Aww, hahaha. The only problem I've had with the dwarf hotots so far is that the boy gets real territorial! He absolutely HATES my mixed big brown rabbit! The brown rabbit as well as Niv (the one in the picture above) have no problem with each other nor with the boy dwarf hotot. I guess it also depends on how you raise them as well... eh, he'll get better with age (hopefully)!!

Suzie

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