I didn't think about them as pets much, it just seemed so wrong to see them in those outside hutches because that's the only place I ever saw them. I couldn't understand how animals with those long strong legs could possibly adapt to living in something like that.

The biggest surprise I had about rabbits was when my little 2 lb. Hershey charged at me growling and I jumped up on the bed....lol. We had just brought her home and she laid instant claim to my bedroom. Startled me to say the least.

Which do you find more interesting, laid back personalities or the hard to get along with divas?

Well, I consider my boys on the "diva" side. So stubborn and hard to please! I love them and would love anybun, stubborn like them or not. But, I would have to go with the laid back personality. I held a giant-lazy-bun-bum when I adopted Benny, which basically put the seal on my love of rabbits. I hope to have a large breed house bunny later down the line. One that will just lounge around and watch tv with me

Also, to the previous question. I REALLY thought they were the most boring creatures ever. I'd never actually interacted with them before, though. I remember going through one of my "phases" and I was BEGGING for a ferret. Full-on begging! My mom said "Why don't you ever want something easy? Like a rabbit?" (EASY?! HA!). I actually said no . I still don't understand why I said no to this day, being such an animal lover I was and still am! I probably said it because I was so intently focused on getting a dang ferret!

To repeat mine and others' earlier question:
What is the scariest experience with bunny? (illness, fall, escape, impending danger, ect...)