Petzlover
I never ever wanted to have to do this as I truly do love my bunny babies with all my heart, but I have to move back to KC for school and I simply cannot afford their care anymore with an apartment down here and do not have time to love and care for them as much as they need it working full time and going to back to school full time. I am asking for 200$ for EVERYTHING included (list at the end) I feel this is reasonable for the high quality of stuff and the bunnies are well trained) Please read through these guidelines and see if they are right for you. These bunnies ARE NOT food for your snake or dog or any other horrible offers I've gotten These bunnies ARE NOT Christmas presents for your kids who will be mean to them or ignore them until either you bring them to a shelter or let them free outside or they die of neglect. They ARE forever pets who will love you if you love them. They DO get along with my cats in and out of the hutch (who still have claws even) I haven't had them around dogs though keep in mind they are natural prey. They ARE 2 pure mini Rex rabbits, both intact females about around a year and a half old. They are a mother and daughter. Roni and Alia. I got the daughter from a friend who couldn't care for them and went to the store to get supplies and the mother was still there all alone so I ended up getting her too. They ARE litter box trained, don't chew on furniture (if you give them toys and take care of them correctly!) They DO go back into their hutch ON COMMAND (say "come on buns" and tap some surface and they go running right back in) they are treat orientated so very trainable. They DO NOT BITE, they have never once bitten me, They DO enjoy being pet (the SOFTEST fur I have ever felt) and eating treats out of your hand, this being said they do not love being held as much as being pet but do not fight you and if you hold them the right way you can hold them for as long as needed for nail trimming and such. CARE REQUIREMENTS: an idea of what your getting into these aren't just leave in the box toys!!!! They must be let out of the box on a very regular basis for exercise!!! They love to run around and Binky alot. (Binky is when bunnies are extremely happy and jump up and kick their legs out it's super cute and spazzy) They aren't destructive as I said and go back in the hutch on command so it's not that hard to get them back in. !!IF you plan on keeping them outside that is fine with me but I would NOT suggest just throwing them out there right now in the dead of winter as they have been inside rabbits their whole life except for a few summer play dates. Litter boxes must be changed at LEAST once a week if not twice. (I will give you a bag of the best kind of litter to use, they don't like the pellets or the grainy kind and won't use them so don't try and change the type of litter) Hutch must be cleaned at least once every other week, if you live in a smaller space it may need once a week (they are bunnies so they are nesters, they don't smell bad if you keep up with cleaning it but like any animal they do have a smell, it's just part of it.) The hutch has PULL OUT TRAYS (not the terrible metal grated kind that is terrible for the bunnies feet just a soft plastic that is EASY TO CLEAN!) Recycled paper bedding is the best, pine bedding is bad for their respiratory systems. Nail trimming and grooming, they groom each other pretty often because they are momma and baby, but they do get a bit of shedding in the summer, a soft brush and some treats will make them happy and soft. They do need their nails trimmed once a month or so as needed. I have the nail trimmers. (Doing this with a friend is easier but not required.) LOVE THEM: they are sweeties and I really want them to be going to a good home, I can't stand the idea of them going to someone who would just neglect them or hurt them. I would love love love to keep in touch with you and see their bunny adventurs with you as they grow. THE BUNNIES COME WITH GOODIES: a 200$ condo style hutch (in pictures) 3 litter box's. A 4 ft tall by 20 feet playpen Litter Bedding Food Hay and hay holder Food and water bowls (Don't use those stupid water bottle things they are bad for bunnies teeth) Loads of treats and chew toys
