Neutered netherland dwarf bunny

Salem VA

Description

I've lost my job unexpectedly and can no longer care for my super sweet bunny boy. I'm so sad, but I know he will make an excellent pet for the right person. He really is a very special bun. He's about 7 months old and adores attention and affection. He's almost fully potty trained (he was neutered at the end of January and it usually takes about 2 months for the hormones to settle down to get him the last bit of the way to potty trained). He doesn't have accidents with pee anymore, but he will still leave little poops around places he thinks are his. He is not caged and has the run of my living room and dining room. I'm sorry, but I will not consider a home that is going to put him in a cage. That makes bunnies so sad and he's such a good bun. He deserves a good life. So please let me know how much room he will have in your home. I understand at first he'll have to be confined while he learns where he needs to potty and stuff, but how much room will he have once he's trained in your home? Do you have cats or dogs? Do you have another bunny? I'm sure he'd love to have a friend after the appropriate bonding period. :) Also, do you have experience with bunnies and understand their care? They are not cheap pets and have a specific diet that needs to be followed as their digestive tracts are super fragile. He will come with his litter box, toys, bowls, blankets, food, and hay. I'm asking $80 to be sure he goes to a good home.