I have too much time on my hands and have been browsing bunnies for sale. Haha.
No way we're gonna get a bunny, but awwww..
This one I found is so cute. 
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No!
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No way!
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I would get it for myself & just say it's for her...lol
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Hell no!! We had a bunny growing up and it was the worst pet ever.
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Never! But there is a farmer here who will let you take a baby chick for like six weeks than you bring it back and get like two dozen eggs. That I would totally do- that is my kind of pet for kids, the kind you give back after the novelty wears off.
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No! For one I had a bunny as a pet once and it sucked!
Another thing is too many bunnies and ducks get given as pets around Easter only to be tossed aside in a month. So never.
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Haha- my grandparents got us one when I was a child. Needless to say it was a disaster. The bunny was mean, not a good pet for us. I vote no way!!
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I had a pet bunny for 11 years. He was fun, but a lot of work, and his final days were tough. No bunny ownership in my/our future ever again!
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Nope!
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Yes! I had a bunny and LOVED him, I'd get K a bunny in a heartbeat. Plus, her birthday is around Easter, so I'm sure one day she'll get an Easter bunny for her birthday
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No way. Plus my dog would try to eat it .
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Yes! I plan to get a bunny some time in the future. I love them!
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No way. But they are so cute! We have enough neighborhood bunnies.
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I might! I had rabbits growing up and absolutely loved them, but we lived on a farm--I'd never had an indoor rabbit, they're very smelly! But if we had enough property or a farm, I'd most likely have my husband build a hutch and we'd get a bunny. But it would probably really be for me, we'd just say it was for LO
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Nope. I'm allergic. I was just told no pets by my allergist on Monday.
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No
we had bunnies for a while and it was an awful experience.
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No, DH is very much allergic to rabbits.
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No way; animals are lifetime commitments, not holiday whim purchases because they are cute - on a related note though, if you ever want a rabbit you can find hundreds of bunnies abandoned at any animal shelter in the weeks following Easter.
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No...even if we were to get LO a rabbit, it wouldn't be around Easter. Our local animal shelter sends out emails every year about how many families dump their Easter bunnies after the kids get tired of them.
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Not sure this number is correct (Gosh I hope it's not) but I agree with the sentiment
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No way!
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NO!
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Nope!
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I didn't realize that giving kids actual live bunnies for Easter was a thing. No, I would never do that.
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Awwwwww so cute!!!! I've had a bad experience with my bunny so I doubt I'll get her one. Well unless she asks, then I will!
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absolutely not
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Nope. I don't like animals so until/unless our child is old enough for his own pet I won't be buying him any animals!
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No!
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I raised rabbits for years, show bunnies.
So I might get her a bunny at some point, but not until she is capable of taking care of it, and probably not for easter.
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Maybe. My parents gave us a bunny for Easter one year and I loved that thing to pieces. It would have to be something we wanted to do anyway and not just for the holiday. And knowing us it wouldn't be a rabbit but rather a Hedgehog... because I already miss having one and it's only been a couple years.
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Aww maybe!
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I would never even have so much as a goldfish! Animals are more responsibility than I am willing to take on
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Unfortunately a lot of bunnies end up in animal shelters shortly after Easter. I have no problem with anyone having bunnies as pets but it shouldn't be a holiday-related purchase.
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No!! Super allergic to rabbits.
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Never.
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No. Our dog would not appreciate a pet rabbit!
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For Easter specifically? No way. But we -do- have rabbits
Hansel and Gretal (and both of them are girls).
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@hotchildinthecity: I got my two because a lady I was going to purchase a bunny hut from on craigslist contacted me. Her dad had gotten her kids two more bunnies and they didn't have time to take care of them. She wondered if I was interested in them, cage, feed, and bunnies all free if we'e give them a good home. We said sure and we've had them for about 6 months.
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The statistics about bunnies abandoned after Easter makes me sad, but I think if you're really serious about having rabbits and you just time it to be an Easter gift, there's nothing wrong with that. For instance, my dog was technically a "birthday present" for my 5th birthday, but we had been talking about getting another dog for over a year (our other dog died when I was not yet 4, and I'd proved my responsibility with pets with a hamster who unfortunately died). We had him for sixteen years until he died of old age and he was my best friend. I definitely agree against animals as whim purchases, but just because they're timed around the holidays doesn't mean they are!
we had bunnies for a while and it was an awful experience.
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