No good deed goes unpunished. My parents weren't pet people. When I was very young, my request for a pet resulted in a parakeet and a goldfish...not a lot of interaction capable with either, but still responsible for periodically cleaning the cage and goldfish bowl. Thank God, I still had a few stuffed animals to talk to. As for rabbits, the East Side is one big warren.
No good deed goes unpunished. My parents weren't pet people. When I was very young, my request for a pet resulted in a parakeet and a goldfish...not a lot of interaction capable with either, but still responsible for periodically cleaning the cage and goldfish bowl. Thank God, I still had a few stuffed animals to talk to. As for rabbits, the East Side is one big warren.
HaHa, the pets sent you on a lifetime of responsibility. We had guppies and an ant farm and a turtle and a lizard when I was a kid. Another story
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Experiences can be learned from, and this experience was one for the books. I had my morning chuckles and shall move on.
You need a pet rabbit
A psychiatrist might do.
HaHa.