Very, very likely. The problem with rabbits is that you can't really do anything with them, they just stay in their hutches. It's not possible to have them in anything except a cage with a metal floor since they will dig their way out of any pen or cage made of wood, and you can't really hold them unless you're going to spend the money to get them de-clawed. I won't even mention all the problems involved if they happen to breed but I will say that the sounds they make are terrifying, the best description of the sound a ...

Very, very likely. The problem with rabbits is that you can't really do anything with them, they just stay in their hutches. It's not possible to have them in anything except a cage with a metal floor since they will dig their way out of any pen or cage made of wood, and you can't really hold them unless you're going to spend the money to get them de-clawed. I won't even mention all the problems involved if they happen to breed but I will say that the sounds they make are terrifying, the best description of the sound a hurt or scared rabbit makes is " the screams of a woman being murdered ". Rabbits are not pets, they are farm animals most commonly raised for meat or fur.

Well a friend of mine has a rabbit that lives in the house and is totally toilet trained. How they did that i don't know, but you guys could probably figure it out. If you get a rabbit and then get sick of him then you could give it to the pet shop and it will end up with another loving home.

I love rabbits i had one a few years ago i din't get bored of it due to his curiosity like in the morning he would jump on my bed and lick my face like a dog!! or when i was eating an apple he would jump on where i was sitting and take it from me the only problem is he was a male and their urine is sometimes stinky so my room always smelled like his urine! so i had to give him away.what robinsandy said is true you don't really have to train it you just have to put a small plastic container like a cat's litter box! fille...

I love rabbits i had one a few years ago i din't get bored of it due to his curiosity like in the morning he would jump on my bed and lick my face like a dog!! or when i was eating an apple he would jump on where i was sitting and take it from me the only problem is he was a male and their urine is sometimes stinky so my room always smelled like his urine! so i had to give him away.what robinsandy said is true you don't really have to train it you just have to put a small plastic container like a cat's litter box! filled with those wood scrapings i forgot what they are called but you can find it on petsmart's site at www.petsmart.com the rabbit should know what to do oh and it's better to get a female if it's gonna be inside!!!