Question for those of you with #houserabbits -- Do any if you have leather furniture that the #rabbits have access to? Do they chew it?
We need to replace our worn-out fabric sofa, which was cheap in the first place, which our buns have chewed holes into. I will be looking at a nice used leather sofa that is for sale for about the same price we would pay for another cheap cloth one. Thanks for the info! #RabbitsOfMastodon
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The Reading Nook by Anastasia Lavru
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This weekend was crazy for a number of reasons, and this week promises to be even more so. As a result, I don't have new stories about Nesso, Jacob, and the crew ready.
Instead, please enjoy a pic of one of our bunnies, Tila, who is working hard on a model of our solar system.
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A tough-looking rabbit for Bunday.
I read the graphic novel adaptation of "Watership Down" in one sitting last night. I've read the original novel umpteen times since I first read it as a child, so it was an interesting esperience to read the story in a new format. The book deserves all the awards and nominations it's received, and I'd love to see "Tales from Watership Down" adapted by the same writer and illustrator.
https://www.indigo.ca/en-ca/watership-down-the-graphic-novel/9781984857200.html
Already disappearing, Southeast Asia’s striped rabbits now caught in global pet trade https://news.mongabay.com/2025/11/already-disappearing-southeast-asias-striped-rabbits-now-caught-in-global-pet-trade/
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