Many rabbit aficionados do buy their first bunny from a breeder or a pet store. There is nothing wrong with these animals someone, somewhere, just didn't want them anymore. No matter where you live, somewhere nearby there is a bunny who needs to be rescued. You might call your local animal shelter, or do some research on the Internet. The rabbit's age is another important consideration.
Some dwarfs are shy others are outgoing.
Some lops are particularly social others are not. Keep an open mind, and you'll meet the bunny that's just right for you. Odds 'N Ends Many new rabbit owners do not even realize that rabbits can be spayed or neutered. They certainly can, and it's highly recommended, even if you only have one and there is no change of accidental pregnancy. Unaltered rabbits run a high risk of reproductive cancer, and they also tend to be more high-strung and aggressive than their altered counterparts.