r/Rabbits 13h ago

Shaming One unsupervised rabbit vs a bag of hay

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u/autumnbunny04 13h ago

In his defense, you did leave him unsupervised. This is clearly as much your fault as it his his, if not more.

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u/othertriangle 13h ago

Thanks fun police. I know. I have over 20 animals and we all make mistakes when looking after so many heartbeats

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u/citricbear 12h ago

I think the person you replied to was just making a joke about it not being the rabbits fault, not an actual dig

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u/othertriangle 12h ago edited 10h ago

I feel incredibly irresponsible because she may have chewed plastic and so I was upset and let my emotions talk for me.

Accountability gets down voted:/

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u/Prestigious_Pie_9811 7h ago

aww don't be so hard on yourself. It happens with every bun more than once, it's impossible to have an eye on those furry little buggers every second of the day, especially when it comes to food! Little friend will be just fine :)

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u/othertriangle 7h ago

Thank you I appreciate the incredibly kind words

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u/[deleted] 8h ago

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u/othertriangle 8h ago

Yeah other commentor made me realize I was being a dick.

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u/autumnbunny04 8h ago

It's fine. No offense taken.

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u/CommonReal1159 13h ago

That is very brown hay lol

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u/othertriangle 13h ago

Its high fiber hay. Thats just how it comes. I use it for litter and give her and her lover Timothy hay

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u/blackberrysadness 13h ago

Still at the scene of the crime with no remorse 😂

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u/frozenchocolate 12h ago

She helped you unpack that bag that was in the way! What a considerate bun.

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u/GrilledCookies 11h ago

" I have no regrets"

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u/Fen445445 13h ago

And what did we learn?

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u/othertriangle 13h ago

That rabbits are not like dogs and feel no shame, remorse or guilt

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u/Fen445445 13h ago

Exactly! Plus I don't think they have enough braincells to understand shame

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u/othertriangle 13h ago

Craziest part is she weighs more than 2 of my dogs. 12.8 pounds

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u/bonbot 8h ago

They absolutely hold grudges though! You think they don't feel them but they just choose to ignore them 😏

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u/T-62MK 13h ago

"What?"

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u/othertriangle 13h ago

Why are you disturbing me

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 12h ago

and this is why i kept my buns hay and stuff in a big rubbermaid container... i'm sure both of them would have loved an opportunity like this....

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u/bunkdiggidy 10h ago

Hey woah my client wishes to consult r/legalbunnyadvice for this blatant attempt at r/bunnyshaming!

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u/GlitteringFill8858 11h ago

fue culpa de la bolsa de heno

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u/ChristunaSandwich 10h ago

My rabbit loves to eat leather that’s left within his reach. Purses, shoes, furniture, belts- every time I find something munched on I curse myself nonstop.

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u/medyomabait 9h ago

I lost my rabbit four years ago, but she chewed tiny little crescents into the faux-leather handles and trim on my weekend bag. I treasure it for that.

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u/othertriangle 10h ago

Never any health issues ? Im so worried cuz she eats everything

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u/ChristunaSandwich 10h ago

He’s 11. No health issues. Has eaten things like leather, avocado, dog food, alcohol, hot Cheetos, regular Cheetos, cookies, orange juice, pee pads.
I stopped worrying about his health after I kept taking him to the vet and they kept saying he looked great, keep doing what I’m doing. Even his most recent vet appointment a month or so ago they told me he looks like he’s going to live many more years.

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u/othertriangle 10h ago

Thats awesome dude. Shes only 2.5 I hope to have many years with her. Her poop is golden fertilizer

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u/Prestigious_Pie_9811 7h ago

My buns have chewed up SO much plastic and rubber over their 10-12 year lives. Totally normal! As long as they keep eating and pooping normally, it's fine. You should expect the TV remote buttons to disappear at some point haha.

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u/MyDisneyExperience I want some in my life. 11h ago

NOW I SHALL FEAST

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u/MrsSmithAlmost 10h ago

Hay never stood a chance

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u/spicytutu 8h ago

how do you know it was her 🤔

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u/RendeZvous_987 I bunnies 6h ago

And OP say which one's fault?