Yes and no. My sister had one and it was easy to feed and it was friendly, but the thing is... most rabbits poop EVERYWHERE! There are quite a few that I've heard of that use litterboxes, so I guess you could look into that.MalevolentJjim said:darthzew said:Get a chameleon! That would rule!
Hah,i wish,those things are ridiculously expensive.
Are rabbits easy to take care of? Are they worth getting?
I guess that would be a good idea.I have two little brothers,and rabbits would be good pets for them to learn how look after.Ok,in that case maybe fish would be better,but teaching a rabbit to use a litter box would be the best idea to discipline both us and the rabbit i guess.darthzew said:Yes and no. My sister had one and it was easy to feed and it was friendly, but the thing is... most rabbits poop EVERYWHERE! There are quite a few that I've heard of that use litterboxes, so I guess you could look into that.MalevolentJjim said:darthzew said:Get a chameleon! That would rule!
Hah,i wish,those things are ridiculously expensive.
Are rabbits easy to take care of? Are they worth getting?
gof22 said:My opinion is to recommend cats. I have two. One is a tomcat and he is scared of everything, he never bites and won't scratch you. The other one is a very hairy cat and she bites and plays.
Well i suppose i could have either a rodent or reptile or fish of some description.arcainia said:Er, well it all depends on what you're going for or what fits your life style.
I've had anything from cats to dogs to bunnies to hamsters to turtles to fish to birds and uh, one guinea pig pig.
Right now, I just have a cat, and she's adorable.
Try posting a little more about what you can and can not have, or your preferences. That could help a bit more with the responses.