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Published: 2011-04-25 15:01:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 4045; Favourites: 182; Downloads: 0
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So I got some comments and questions about my deviation Sweetness that I thought I should address. Yes, the bunny is eating a buttercup and yes, buttercups can be dangerous if they are consumed in larger quantities but because of their bitter taste bunnies don't usually eat them.This bunny however picked up a flower and ate the center of it, then dropped it. So that's when I took the photographs above and the one called "Sweetness". So I assure you, that no animals were harmed during this photo shoot
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I just wanted to comment on the buttercup, but noticed the caption in time
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That makes sense why it looked like the buttercup was just stuck to her nose XD it looks like she was just sniffing flowers and it got stuck to her face XD augh so much cute, I can't bear it.
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I almost wanted to say that buttercups are dangerous, but than I read your comment^^ Actually, bunnies have to eat something first, before they know not to eat them. 'Cause how would they know that it's bitter without?
However my bunnies keep eating acorns although they are toxic for them :/
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Min ejust keep running out of my garden. They're very trustable, so I let them out without anything on, because they can. When I have to go to the bathroom for a minute, they run out, go to the neighbours garden, and somehow always just get back in time to sit ou tin front of the door where I got in. I only discovered it because one of my neighbours asked if it was my bunnies that hat eaten some of her flowers
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Though, that can really end dangerous. I mean, what if other people around your neighbourhood have a cat or even a dog? Or if there are people who hate bunnies? It's just that I for example totally hate it if the cats of our neighbour's are in our garden, though I don't hate cats.
I don't think it's a good idea to let your bunnies run around wherever they like. They might eat stuff that's not good for them and maybe they won't come back...
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I know it could be dangherous. But I live in a very peaceful country, in the most nothing-ever-happens-town in the world. None of the people on my street, and in the nearby area, had cats and dogs at the time. New neighbour's got a cat though, so I can't let them anymore.
I only let the one/ones I'm 100% sure won't run away go outside freely. And only when I'm there to watch them. You didn't think they were free outside all the time, did you?
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Aah, with that neighbourhood and if you watch them, then there really is no problem
I really thought you would let them run around wherever they like all the time
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xD
Nope, apart from what people think, I'm not THAT stupid
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Also rabbits really know what they should and shouldn't eat they are pretty smart. It's kinda like apple seeds to, a friend of mine got mad because I gave my rabbit an apple core. You would have to eat like a bag full of apple seeds for to get hurt by them, this goes for bunnies too.
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Awww. It's adorable. It's a good thing no animals were harmed.
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Ah. Thank you for clarifying this, I got worried when I saw the other deviation.
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Ahhhh He ate the middle of it. That makes sense now. Thank you for explaining pictorially
So cute!
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