Most are easily litter trained. If fed correctly, they're seldom sick. But they should be spayed or neutered, and their nails should be clipped. They like to chew on electrical and phone cords, if they get the chance. A cuddly little bunny, depending on breed, could grow up to weigh as much as 35 pounds.
Domestic rabbits are defi nitely house pets, the rescuers say.
They're quiet and seldom aggressive, unless they're sick or scared. Ben likes to hide things, such as eyeglasses and TV remote controls. Vennie is cuddly. As soon as he gets in someone's arms, he rolls over on his back and goes to sleep. Take it to an animal shelter, Tyson said, where 96 percent are euthanized.