We’ve been stuck at home for what feels like months, although I think it’s only been 3 or 4 weeks at this point. Parker told us that he wanted a lizard for his birthday.
Upon further research we narrowed the lizard type down to a Bearded Dragon. The weekend prior to his birthday Susan bought all the necessary supplies and I built a shelf from 2×4’s and plywood.
“Spikey” has been getting along fairly well since then, and we’ve only lost him once. We also decided to get a new family pet. Susan had been researching bunnies and we chose a white lop from a seller in Manassas.
We are into our third day of owning a bunny, and while I thought I would enjoy it more because it is small, furry, and cute, I have to say that I am not enthused.
The bunny weighs about 2 lbs and eats as much as a 20lb dog. Where dare you ask does all that food and water go? Onto the floor. All over the floor. All day long. All the time.
You can’t put the bunny on your bed unless you are ok with bunny poo and pee being on it. I swear that animal is nothing more than a fluffy furry poo machine.
Even the chickens pooped less, and the chickens also pooped everywhere. One advantage of the chickens is that they lived outside once they were big enough. If this bunny mysteriously ‘runs’ away, don’t come looking at me. I do like the red fox that comes around weekdays at noon…