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Fabulous Bunny Rabbit doesn't give a fuck, because Fabulous Bunny Rabbit is too busy being fabulous (Original Post) MrScorpio Dec 2018 OP
he is fabulous! rurallib Dec 2018 #1
Whoa! Look at that FABULOUS animal! democratisphere Dec 2018 #2
I immediately thought the same rusty quoin Dec 2018 #12
The literal meaning of fabulous... From a fable. nt Xipe Totec Dec 2018 #13
Yes, it's a habbit. klook Dec 2018 #38
Really good habbit! democratisphere Dec 2018 #41
He's a stallion among the rabbit folk. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #3
Yessss FirstLight Dec 2018 #25
Hmmm... Liberal Jesus Freak Dec 2018 #4
What a great picture! chillfactor Dec 2018 #5
Absolutely gorgeous! montana_hazeleyes Dec 2018 #6
How do you he is little? Louis1895 Dec 2018 #11
FabRab! The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2018 #7
AbFabRab. SergeStorms Dec 2018 #15
That deserves some recognition. Harker Dec 2018 #36
Eddie and Patsy! SergeStorms Dec 2018 #47
Nice picture. Our cat loves to spend his day looking out our bedroom window. Last year.... George II Dec 2018 #8
I sincerely doubt... SergeStorms Dec 2018 #14
Is that a special breed of bunny ? Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #9
That's a lionhead rabbit. femmedem Dec 2018 #21
Thank you, femmedem. Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #24
Thank you, Haggis! femmedem Dec 2018 #29
The one I have is very tame Major Nikon Dec 2018 #35
Can they be litter-box (or something like that) trained ? Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #37
We have not litter box trained him Major Nikon Dec 2018 #44
I want one! pamela Dec 2018 #42
I don't know where to get one Major Nikon Dec 2018 #45
Thanks anyway! n/t pamela Dec 2018 #46
oh there are countless different breeds of rabbits. 912gdm Dec 2018 #39
Fabio torius Dec 2018 #10
I love bunny wabbits! SCVDem Dec 2018 #16
Hmm.. Fuzzpope Dec 2018 #17
That's because it's a pony, silly wabbit! (eom) Control-Z Dec 2018 #27
I have a crush MontanaMama Dec 2018 #18
Harlequin Romance Novel Olafjoy Dec 2018 #19
Right!? He is the Fabio of bunnies! flibbitygiblets Dec 2018 #20
The Fabio Bunny.... magicarpet Dec 2018 #34
That is hilarious! colorado_ufo Dec 2018 #40
Wow! That is a fabulous rabbit! Rhiannon12866 Dec 2018 #22
SUPREME shenmue Dec 2018 #23
beautiful Demovictory9 Dec 2018 #26
Better hair than me MFM008 Dec 2018 #28
That is a Fabulously Gorgeous Rabbit. No 2 ways about it. Fla Dem Dec 2018 #30
OMG, What a gorgeous creature he is! lark Dec 2018 #31
L'Oreal, b/c she's worth it. n/t area51 Dec 2018 #32
Lionhead bunny Major Nikon Dec 2018 #33
What a stunningly gorgeous animal! 3catwoman3 Dec 2018 #43
Too bad... Vestigial_Sister Dec 2018 #48

democratisphere

(17,235 posts)
2. Whoa! Look at that FABULOUS animal!
Mon Dec 3, 2018, 10:01 PM
Dec 2018

Looks like a cross between a rabbit and a horse! But no.......that's not possible; is it?!

Harker

(14,015 posts)
36. That deserves some recognition.
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 01:27 PM
Dec 2018

Even if only for causing me to think of Patsy Stone for a few moments.

SergeStorms

(19,200 posts)
47. Eddie and Patsy!
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 11:42 PM
Dec 2018

I loved AbFab! Great show. The movie was pretty good too. Eddie "killed" Kate Moss. it was great to see the old gang back together again.

George II

(67,782 posts)
8. Nice picture. Our cat loves to spend his day looking out our bedroom window. Last year....
Mon Dec 3, 2018, 10:51 PM
Dec 2018

....I took this picture of him and his new friend!

SergeStorms

(19,200 posts)
14. I sincerely doubt...
Mon Dec 3, 2018, 11:55 PM
Dec 2018

your cat was thinking "friend" when he spied him on you lawn. More along the lines of "dinner", if I'm not mistaken.

femmedem

(8,201 posts)
21. That's a lionhead rabbit.
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 12:44 AM
Dec 2018

They're a wonderful breed. But they aren't very big, and that rabbit isn't safe in the yard: too vulnerable to predators.

Haggis for Breakfast

(6,831 posts)
24. Thank you, femmedem.
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 01:03 AM
Dec 2018

I looked it up and according to PetWorld, our gorgeous friend here is from Belgian breeders who mated a Netherland Dwarf bunny with a Swiss Fox bunny. I didn't realize the depth of bunny breeding. They are considered "domestic" so, you're right. He would NOT be safe outside. If he were mine, he'd never get off my lap.

femmedem

(8,201 posts)
29. Thank you, Haggis!
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 08:15 AM
Dec 2018

I didn't realize there were any rabbits out there other than lionheads with that glorious hair. Thanks for teaching me something today!

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
35. The one I have is very tame
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 01:22 PM
Dec 2018

He loves head and back rubs. He hops around the house, but only when we are watching him because although he never has there’s always the danger of him munching on electrical cords. I think he’s about 10 yrs old and we’ve had him since he was a pup.

Haggis for Breakfast

(6,831 posts)
37. Can they be litter-box (or something like that) trained ?
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 06:23 PM
Dec 2018

Do you keep him confined when you're not home or at night ?

I had a college friend who loved bunnies. She had them neutered/spayed, fed them the best stuff, took them to the vet every six months and had a basket for them to be in when she left the house. They loved quite long - 12 or more years for all but one. So cute. One always like to lay on our books whenever we studied because he knew he would get 10 minutes of hugs and cuddles. And that was a great study break ever.

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
44. We have not litter box trained him
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 11:26 PM
Dec 2018

I know of people who have, so it is possible. Some people also bunny protect all their electrical cords so they can roam freely around the house. We don’t do that either. Most of the time he stays in his cage. We have a big cage for him and he loves it as he’s always excited about going back in. He does make a fair bit of noise at all hours of the day and night and he’s also kinda messy as he likes to throw his bedding material outside the cage. His nails need to be trimmed regularly and he needs brushing from time to time. He’s not really affectionate like a dog or cat, but he will remain still for head or back rubs.

pamela

(3,469 posts)
42. I want one!
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 09:36 PM
Dec 2018

I had a miniature lop-ear that I really miss. Been thinking o getting another bunny. I need one that will stay on the small side so this breed looks great. Do you know where to get one?

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
45. I don't know where to get one
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 11:28 PM
Dec 2018

We got ours from a neighbor lady that bred them and she has since moved.

912gdm

(959 posts)
39. oh there are countless different breeds of rabbits.
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 06:35 PM
Dec 2018

My great aunt used to raise show rabbits of the polish breed. there are so many niche types, a lot of the breeds have thier own shows and associations.

I know because she was the treasurer of a Polish Breed association and I got roped into helping her one year stuffing ribbons into envelopes to mail to county fairs all the across the country.


They are cute rabbits tho, small and tiny little ears

3catwoman3

(23,975 posts)
43. What a stunningly gorgeous animal!
Tue Dec 4, 2018, 09:51 PM
Dec 2018

I had a rabbit many years ago. I had trouble thinking up a name for him, and debated several different ones, none of which gave me that “aha” moment. Then, one day, I watched him scampering across the floor, and a name jumped out at me - Scamper.

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