Everything You Need to Know About Rabbit Runs

Who wants to know boring facts about rabbits? Not us!

Here are some fun, little-known facts that are a bit more interesting than your usual 'largest rabbit', 'longest ears' sort of stuff!

Rabbits hate baths (and don't need them)
Ok, so a few of you may know of a pet rabbit that doesn't mind the odd bath or shower (even with you!) but in general bunnies don't like baths and should never be given one. Their fur takes a long time to dry so they could catch a chill while drying plus moist fur can attract parasites. Rabbits like to spend a large part of their day grooming themselves and this, along with a little human help in the form of brushing, is usually all they need to stay clean and tidy.

Facts about rabbits as pets

Bunnies are very popular amongst children. Story books, movies, and cartoons are all filled with rabbit characters that show a personality which results to the misconception that rabbits and children are perfect for each other.

Getting a rabbit for a young child could be disastrous. If you have been thinking of buying this pet, then you might want to take the time in reading the following considerations in caring for a rabbit. Of course, it is important that you never allow your child to have a pet in which he is not capable of taking care of.

All about rabbits

If you're not ready for the abundant energy and care needs of a dog and a cat is just not your cup of tea, perhaps you should look into a rabbit as a pet. Rabbits have been a common household pet for a long time. There are several reasons for this. First they are a very gentle creature and do very well with children. Their soft fur and big ears make them irresistible to kids. Rabbits require very little in the way of care. A clean cage, a little food and water and the rabbit can pretty much be left alone. They of course prefer some human contact and love, but they can go long periods without it and not feel hurt.