Hi again everybunny,
taking a poll to see what ages all of your bunnies are?
and what are their colours and breeds?
My French lop Coco is 7 years and still acs like a teen

My black & white dutch is 2 1/2 years old.

mine is just under a year,,,,,,,,,,,,,,( dont know what sort he is though,)

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Mine is coming up for 2, but I dont kno his breed

How do I post a pic on here?
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awwwwwwww so cute

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My youngest are 6 weeks and my oldest it 12 years.

My 7 yr. old rabbit has just given me a surpurb litter of five and dad is 9 yr. old from another breeder.
I also imported 3 rabbits from the continent one of which gave birth on the 1st March.

So my rabbits range between 2 days old to 9 years old.

WOW 12 years?
I've read that rabbits can live up to 14-15 years, but I've never personally seen one that old myself but I know they do

[QUOTE=MADgical-Animals-UK;97352]My 7 yr. old rabbit has just given me a surpurb litter of five and dad is 9 yr. old from another breeder.
I also imported 3 rabbits from the continent one of which gave birth on the 1st March.

Ok now those are Superbunnies

Not realy as most of my OAP's died off last year.

Now if I can get a rabbit to live to 12+ years I don't see why pet owners can't do it, I put it down to the way I feed my rabbits.

Their standard feed is pellets then on top of that they get all the fruit and veg I can afford during the winter, from now onwards they will get as much wild greens as I can pick.

Any young I have start to eat what ever I feed the adults as soon as they start to leave the nest and eat on their own, so my young are eating veg and fruit by the age of four or five weeks and long before they leave to go to new homes.