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RABBITS
Rabbits are great loving and social pets. However, they each have their own personalities and some may like interaction with you more than others. To get a pet you must be ready for any personality! But no matter your rabbit's personality, you two can have a loving relationship!
Since rabbits need interaction, you must have two or more rabbits. If a rabbit is alone they can grow lonely and depressed.
Since they are bigger than other rodents, they need lots of space - either a very large encolusre or they can be freeroamed. They like to chew, so you will need to protect things around your house.
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Rabbits are crepescular and are mainly awake at dawn and dusk.
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Rabbits are social and most enjoy interaction with people and other rabbits.
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Since rabbits create burrows in the wild, they enjoy digging.
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Domesticated rabbits' lifespan is 5-12 depending on care, breed, and more.
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Pet rabbits are usually about 6 to 10 pounds in weight.
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Rabbits are herbivores.
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While rabbits cannot be housed alone, they should be in same-sex groups to prevent breeding. Only professional, licensed breeders should be breeding animals.
Information will be expanded on in other pages regarding rabbits; this is merely an overview of them.