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And they like expensive jewelery with LOTS of carats!
 
Feed the rabbits too much beer and they'll barley hop anymore... :thirsty:
 
I heard that these rabbits keep their beer in an Eisbock. If they keep consuming at their current rate, they will Dubbel in size and will be considered very Stout indeed. :cheers:
 
So, when they're hungover, do they take a little hare of the dog?
 
Mickey Richaud said:
So, when they're hungover, do they take a little hare of the dog?
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The ER report stated that while intoxicated, the rabbit's canine companion mistakenly punctured his epidermis -



yes, it was the dog of the hare that bit him!
 
If the rabbits are in really bad condition they can always give them hare restorer.
 
especially if there is a receding hare line
 
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