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Kendra - 2008-07-04
These Rabbits look very cool and I love the spot designs on them!

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Hev - 2011-05-01
Same here, they're so loving and nice sounding, I want one.
Jillian - 2011-12-04
Well, yes they are. I have a 2 year old English Spot named Violet, and she is adorable. :) She loves to dig a hole right underneath our Butterfly bush in our backyard, and also enjoys snow. Some of them aren't very playful or like to jump. They also LOVE to destroy newspaper and cardboard. It would be best to get your bunny a wicker house, a LOT of chew toys, and put a blanket in it. Also, they are extremely fast runners. She is over-weight though, so if you know what I could do about that, please comment on this. Thanks. :)
Becca - 2012-05-09
Just gradually start feeding less and less pellets, until your bun is kept on a hay based diet. Remember, this must be very gradual. If your bun starts to lose weight, that's great! If you want, you can slowly introduce the pellets again once she's normal weight again, but you can also just keep her on hay. Hope it helped!
Becca - 2012-05-09
Oh I almost forgot, if you get your rabbit back on pellets, make sure you are feeding less than before, because this is probably why your bun became overweight in the first place. Also make sure the pellets you are feeding her are low in carbon (about 5%) and high in fiber (about 15%-20%)

Ryan - 2012-02-26
Hey, I'm looking for a mini rex to buy. Does anyone know where I can buy one from?

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Charlie Roche - 2012-02-26
You can try looking in local paper for any rabit breeder and ask the breeder. Most seem to know who is breeding what kind of rabbits. You can also look on Craigslist or on the Internet to find a breeder who might be able to lead you to a breeder close to your home.
Tracey Hanson - 2012-05-08
My mini rex has delivered 9 babies 3 days ago if you are still insterested. I am based in the North West. My mobile is 07857683174

Kati - 2006-10-12
I have a little Brittania. His name is Frank and he's mostly black with some brown and white. He is adorable but he is one crazy rabbit. He bounces around my room and throws himself at things. He enjoys getting into fights with things much longer than him. He is not a cuddler, though. I can pet him while he lays on the floor, but he doesn't like being held unless he knows it's to get in or out of his cage. He's a handful and he's a little bloodthirsty at times (hehe), but I love having him around.
This breed is not for the faint of heart or the easily frustrated, however, because they are very independant and have a mind of their own.

Lisa Catherine - 2012-08-07
Does anyone have any experience with a 7 year old dwarf polish rabbit who has become aggressive? He is not fixed and has started attacking the broom and biting.......would appreciate any feedback.

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Charlie Roche - 2012-08-07
Good guess is he agression would go away if you neutered him. You do need a vet that knows what they are doing though.

Millie - 2012-08-06
I really want a pet shop in london that sells dwarf hotots badly. If you know one please reply or send to my email an answer. Thankyou for your help

Celeste - 2005-09-20
I once took care of a Brittania petite and they are very energetic and if children understand they can get excited easily and know to approach with care, then they can have the best time playing together. They also like being head of the house but get along well with other pets if trained and introduced in stages. but if you want one you have to get ready for a furball that is cute but is more a fireball of energy. (be sure to rabbit proof your home well. Read about rabbit proofing in Rabbits for Dummies.)

Ruth Maddams - 2005-07-12
my rabbit is a cross breed between a creme d'argent and something else, so her personality is a bit mixed. but i love her as well as duke, my other male rabbit

linzi - 2011-05-20
I have a bunny, she is very energetic, but doesn't seem to like jumping. Do you think she is a English spot rabbit???

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Charlie Roche - 2011-05-20
The English Spot Rabbits are known for their love of running and jumping. Does she look like an English Spot. Not all spots jump. What did they tell you when you got her? It doesn't make a lot of difference as long as you love her and she loves you.

mamasaurus - 2009-01-27
We've had our english spot, annabelle, for about 6 months. We got her for free and we had no idea what on earth she was until we got into 4-H. She's not quite show quality but she's our pet and that's all that matters. She is wonderful with my kids (7yr old and a 9 month old) and really enjoys our dogs and cats. She is extremely curious which just adds so much to her personality. We just recently got her a bunny friend and we are still in the process of introducing them to each other, although they seem to do really well together. The only bad thing about her is that she is really active so until my 7 yr old gets a little older and gets more experience with her, we will just be showing our guinea pig at shows for now. But, for anybody considering one, if nothing else, their entertainment factor alone will keep you busy for a long time!

Megan - 2005-08-28
I have a blue and white lionhead rabbit called Smokey. He likes sitting on my knee to be stroked, but he has to have his teeth cut because they grow too long. He lives with a guinea pig called George.

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