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[Scamps]

My contract ends on March 2. I want to take a break for a month, possibly two months maximum then return to Korea.
I have a beautiful and sweet 5 year old female rabbit. She's a Japanese Harlequin. Pretty big. She's a house rabbit and doesn't live in a cage. She uses a doggy peepad to do her business.
It would be best if you live in or near Seoul. Bunny's are not good travelers.
She loves attention and likes to play a little every day.
And she really gets excited about food!
I give her some rabbit food and nice fresh veggies throughout the day.
We can discuss other details later, including payment.
I'm looking for someone who will look after her well and I will pay you well to put her in good hands.

[pidgin]

No charge here if hassenpfeffer is a possibility(??)

[Scamps]

No way! She's my baby, not your food!!

[pidgin]

google is your friend

It was just a joke.

I used to raise rabbits when I was a kid,...for pets.

Sorry I can't help. Best of luck.

[sineface]

www.animalrescuekorea.org

[R-Seoul]

[browneyedgirl]

I'd like a rabbit, but I'm scared about the damage it would do to an apartment. I know that some rabbits dig up flooring and tear apart anything with wood.

[Captain Corea]

I'd love to see how my little girl interacts with it... but can't take on the commitment just in case it's a bad mix.

[pidgin]

[sarbonn]

I'd take the bunny in a heart beat, but my hours are ridiculous (meaning the little one would never see me) and I don't even know if my apartment would allow me to have one. Bunnies are about the coolest things around. Well, next to squirrels. No, better than squirrels. Squirrels often hide machines guns. Or at least that's what I hear.

[Scamps]

I think she's past her chewing stage. But she's sometimes still attracted to wires. So if you take her, please keep wires out of site. She's pretty easy to take care of. I'm kind of a lazy person myself and I manage just fine. Just pet, feed and clean up after her and she'll be content. If you want to binky around and jump with her, she likes that too.
Things she doesn't like are being held and she can't stand water and getting wet. She also doesn't like her feet touched.
She's quiet and doesn't make any noise. She likes to stretch and clean herself a lot, She looks so funny when she yawns. Her little bucked teeth can be seen and it looks likes she's screaming in silence. So cute!

[Zulethe]

How dare you post for temporary boarding with out telling us your sweet bunny's name!

It's more than just a bunny you know! It's got feelings too, just like me and you.

The nerve!

[Scamps]

Haha, well it's because I adopted her myself 2 years ago and her original owner thought she was a boy and gave her a rather manly name -Floyd!
Since she was used to being called that I just kept it but I never liked it so I always call her Bun-Buns. It's more fun to say!

[wylies99]

I can't help you, but I can bump your thread.

[lalalala]

i have a male bunny and i do want a companion for it even for 2 months cause it seems so lonely. hmm.. but.. my bunny's not neutered though.