Hey Dustin–you are a soft heart when it comes to animals—but so am I. Jen had a rabbit for a few years along with her cat—just needed separate litter pans. Although I swear they kept sharing. The doggies should be ok–but they will like the bunny droppings—nice and crunchy. Jen’s bunny would come when called and was just like a kitty! The only two problems–bunnies like to chew on electrical cords and they need to be kept draft free—can cause major health issues.

Can’t wait to see pics as they grow.

Cadbury–cute! Jen’s was Retsae (ret–say)–it’s Easter spelled backwards!

OMG those baby bunnies are SO cute! I hope you get one!

i’d name one Bunnicula.

And what’s this about a roaming fox?

cute little bunbuns

They’re so sweet!

Dustin, Your Mom is right, Mom’s are always right. Rabbits can be really hard to care for. I had one as a child. It dropped droppings with every hop. We never got it litter box trained. The cage was hard to keep clean. Plus it bit the crap out of us. We lost interest in it and it became our Mom’s problem. Needless to say the rabbit was gone one day when we came home from school. We were told it ran away. I wonder if we didn’t eat it for dinner, JK. Our local paper just had a big write up, warning people to learn about the care of rabbits before you buy one to give for Easter. Many end up in animal shelters.
Maybe read up on them before you decide if you want to take on all the extra work. If you do take one you have to name it Bugs-bunny.