Just one pix--this is my son (of course!) and our biggest baby bunny, who we named Margaret, even tho I don't know if it's a girl or a boy. Oh well.

The bunnies are adorable--I am totally smitten with them--I think we will keep Margaret--the others are already spoken for! (for pets, not to eat!)

Here they are!

I don't know who is cuter? Well, as a mother, I would vote for your son first. BTW, I told my mom about your bunnies and she told my brother (they are in OH) that he should get my neice a bunny for Easter b/c we used to do that when we were younger. My parents had experience with rabbits so they were always well taken care of....not a holiday gift that got pushed aside (I'm a little sensitive about animals as gifts). Anyway, she now has 2 Creme D'Argent bunnies that she is going to show in 4-H. In a way, you are indirectly responsible for the wonderful things my little neice has to look forward to. I'm a new aunt to Jack & Angel!! :biggrin1: Thanks for the inspiration!! :clap2:

Oh my goodness.. They BOTH are the cutest ever!!! You should put that picture as your desk top... to cute!!!!!

Oh! That's great! I know we have had so much fun with these babies---I googles your neice's bunnies--they are beautiful! I think we just have regular, run of the mill bunnies here--but they are super fun and my son is learning so much about them and how to take care of them--good experience all around!

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and sooo darn cute!

look at those feet!

OHHHHHHHHH! They are so big! & adorable! I would love to have bunnies, but DH says, "NO!"

How cute are those pictures! You should send them in to a magazine or a pet product company. I'll bet you could win a prize or maybe get free bunny food for life!

Take care of your babies and keep posting pictures!

How cute! What an adorable little boy you have!

Very cute, My lil sister is getting a cage built for back yard bunnies. too cute~

oh those feet are great!! what a cute little nose! i want a bunny! lol

And your son is adorable too!

Oh my gawd is that cute. Good thing your far from me or I'd have to steal that bunny!! :-)

Your son is adorable!

Those pictures are so cute..your son is so handsome and the bunny is adorable!!!!

I heard you could litter box train a bunny. Is this true... how do you get started?

I read that, too and talked with someone who had an inside bunny. He said the bunny did go pee in the box, but still sometimes would leave little dingleberries all over the house. Ick. So, I don't know if you can train them 100% or not.

I took the babies to my son's school and the kids were just ALL OVER them! Three are spoken for so far for sure---I am sure the kids who want them have moms who are ready to kill me!

I just love the pictures of your bunnies and your adorable son. I have 2 pet rabbits that add alot of joy and laughter to our lives. My male rabbit is named Harvey and is 5 1/2 years old. Harvey is a dwarf mix and weighs 5lb. He has been neutered since 4 months of age and is incredibly gentle and sweet. My female joined our family this past December and is now 7 months old. Her name is Myrtle Mae and she is also a dwarf mix. Myrtle Mae has been spayed for 3 months now and is quite a character. Both of my bunnies are named after characters from my favorite movie: "Harvey" starring James Stewert. It's an oldie but a goodie, in fact, it's absolutely hilarious. Rabbits certainly are high maintainence pets, but so darn cute and sweet. I also have 4 cats and 2 parakeets. Yes, my home is a zoo! It keeps me busy and happy. Less time to overeat, that's for sure. Thanks for sharing! See Ya!

I heard you could litter box train a bunny. Is this true... how do you get started?

All you have to do is use the pelleted pine litter (cat litter is very dangerous) and put hay on top of the litter. Rabbits love hay and will munch and poop very happily. When changing the litter, make sure to leave a small amount in the litter box because your bunny will not want to use a box that is too clean. There are many great bunny books available to assist you. Oh yeah, there just one very important thing to remember about bunnies: THEY LOVE TO CHEW...ANYTHING! So take care to put everything out of reach, especially electric cords and the best of luck, bunnies are great. See ya!