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Well, speaking of staying off topic & siggy changes: Purpledoggy, why’d you change your avatar? Ah well, I’ll miss the yawning kitty.
People were getting me confused with purplecat and said if I changed my avatar to a dog it might help with the confusion. The old pic was of my cat yawning on my office floor. He likes to do that alot 😆
Makes sense! And I do like the new avatar. I tend to think of people as their avatars and I think I assign a certain amount of personality based on the avatar too, so it’s almost like you cut & dyed your hair and got a bunch of tatoos. 🙂 I feel like, OMG, is that YOU?
Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
Heh – my two males are fantastic about using their litter box, but one of them does have a tendancy to spray… D:< I never knew rabbits sprayed until this one demonstrated the talent.
"He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom."
-J R R TolkienMelody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
She is a girl and is actually using it!! I was so surprised when I had to empty it cuz it actually had poo in it! YAY! POO! There are little unfixed males running around my building marking things up 😡 They better hope I dont catch them… they wont be unfixed for long.
Arlla wrote:Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
Heh – my two males are fantastic about using their litter box, but one of them does have a tendancy to spray… D:< I never knew rabbits sprayed until this one demonstrated the talent.Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.
skigod377 wrote:Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.
Rabbits can actually be pretty aggressive and not-cute, especially unaltered males! One of the worst injuries I ever had was from a male rabbit that I had to grab and restrain for a customer. He kicked my arms up so bad with his hind feet I had to go get stitches. I was bleeding so much that I almost passed out. The people fixing my arms up didn’t believe it was a rabbit (deep, deep cuts running up and down the length of my arms) and made me answer all sorts of questions about my mental health. 😆
Luckily they didn’t scar! Well, they did, but the scars have since faded.Volunteer mod- I'm here to help! Email me for the best response: nambroth at gmail.com
My art: featherdust.comNambroth wrote:skigod377 wrote:Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.
Rabbits can actually be pretty aggressive and not-cute, especially unaltered males! One of the worst injuries I ever had was from a male rabbit that I had to grab and restrain for a customer. He kicked my arms up so bad with his hind feet I had to go get stitches. I was bleeding so much that I almost passed out. The people fixing my arms up didn’t believe it was a rabbit (deep, deep cuts running up and down the length of my arms) and made me answer all sorts of questions about my mental health. 😆
Luckily they didn’t scar! Well, they did, but the scars have since faded.Thats crazy, though I can certainly believe it. My rabbit tore up my arms and side pretty good the other day. I still have marks, but they are just scratches. I think I would have dined on rabbit stew that night if I were you. 😉skigod377 wrote:Arlla wrote:Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
Heh – my two males are fantastic about using their litter box, but one of them does have a tendancy to spray… D:< I never knew rabbits sprayed until this one demonstrated the talent.Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.Ha. I had a male (rabbit) who would jump up and spin around in the air so he could spray like a sprinkler. Needless to say, he was an OUTDOOR rabit.
Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:Arlla wrote:Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
Heh – my two males are fantastic about using their litter box, but one of them does have a tendancy to spray… D:< I never knew rabbits sprayed until this one demonstrated the talent.Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.Ha. I had a male (rabbit) who would jump up and spin around in the air so he could spray like a sprinkler. Needless to say, he was an OUTDOOR rabit.
Hahaha! My next door neighbor’s rabbit did that! She used to raise rabbits of different types (lops, rex, etc.). My rabbits we had to separate with two layers of plexiglass because my brother and I both had males (and mine was bigger). The scratches were nasty.
Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:Arlla wrote:Melody wrote:skigod377 wrote:My rabbit is not taking well to the litter training.
My female rabbit uses her litterbox perfectly! Is yours an unfixed male? Those guys like to mark territory with their little poo balls. They can’t afford spray paint like other unfixed males I know..
Heh – my two males are fantastic about using their litter box, but one of them does have a tendancy to spray… D:< I never knew rabbits sprayed until this one demonstrated the talent.Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.Ha. I had a male (rabbit) who would jump up and spin around in the air so he could spray like a sprinkler. Needless to say, he was an OUTDOOR rabit.
😆 that made me laugh out loud, and was thinking this topic was about the BVP OW’s
Nambroth wrote:skigod377 wrote:Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.
Rabbits can actually be pretty aggressive and not-cute, especially unaltered males! One of the worst injuries I ever had was from a male rabbit that I had to grab and restrain for a customer. He kicked my arms up so bad with his hind feet I had to go get stitches. I was bleeding so much that I almost passed out. The people fixing my arms up didn’t believe it was a rabbit (deep, deep cuts running up and down the length of my arms) and made me answer all sorts of questions about my mental health. 😆
Luckily they didn’t scar! Well, they did, but the scars have since faded.look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ez5QPW-ku4Melody wrote:Nambroth wrote:skigod377 wrote:Yikes! I didnt know rabbits sprayed 😯 I knew cats did, though I had never seen it happen, but rabbits? They seem too cute for that.
Rabbits can actually be pretty aggressive and not-cute, especially unaltered males! One of the worst injuries I ever had was from a male rabbit that I had to grab and restrain for a customer. He kicked my arms up so bad with his hind feet I had to go get stitches. I was bleeding so much that I almost passed out. The people fixing my arms up didn’t believe it was a rabbit (deep, deep cuts running up and down the length of my arms) and made me answer all sorts of questions about my mental health. 😆
Luckily they didn’t scar! Well, they did, but the scars have since faded.look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ez5QPW-ku4
Wow, that was kinda funny. I found this one disturbing.dragonessjade wrote:Wow, that was kinda funny. I found this one disturbing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjOR0A8wsdc&NR=1
I agree with you on that one. I assume the cobra’s been de-fanged, but then it’s just cruel to the snake. There’s no need to cause it that kind of stress.
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