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Keeping Pet Rabbits In Australia. Queensland totally bans the keeping of rabbits as pets (only circuses, magicians, and universities can. Some breeds of rabbits, particularly the longer. Four paws advises against a pure indoor keeping. Rabbits can be housed indoors, outdoors, or a combination of both. Keeping a rabbit as a pet means that you need to provide adequate stimulation and environmental enrichment to avoid them suffering from boredom, loneliness and poor welfare. All australian states and territories (except queensland) allow you to keep pet (but not feral) rabbits. Rabbits are a social species and should not be kept alone, or without at least one other rabbit with whom they are compatible. There are some basic considerations for housing, and then special. Rabbits need the companionship of other rabbits. In general, rabbits need appropriate housing, exercise, socialisation and a specific diet for good welfare. Caring for your pet rabbit. The following points are aimed at pet owners who already keep rabbits and are unable to keep them outside permanently.

Four paws advises against a pure indoor keeping. Queensland totally bans the keeping of rabbits as pets (only circuses, magicians, and universities can. All australian states and territories (except queensland) allow you to keep pet (but not feral) rabbits. Caring for your pet rabbit. There are some basic considerations for housing, and then special. Rabbits need the companionship of other rabbits. Rabbits are a social species and should not be kept alone, or without at least one other rabbit with whom they are compatible. Rabbits can be housed indoors, outdoors, or a combination of both. Keeping a rabbit as a pet means that you need to provide adequate stimulation and environmental enrichment to avoid them suffering from boredom, loneliness and poor welfare. In general, rabbits need appropriate housing, exercise, socialisation and a specific diet for good welfare.

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Keeping Pet Rabbits In Australia The following points are aimed at pet owners who already keep rabbits and are unable to keep them outside permanently. Rabbits need the companionship of other rabbits. The following points are aimed at pet owners who already keep rabbits and are unable to keep them outside permanently. Rabbits can be housed indoors, outdoors, or a combination of both. In general, rabbits need appropriate housing, exercise, socialisation and a specific diet for good welfare. Rabbits are a social species and should not be kept alone, or without at least one other rabbit with whom they are compatible. Four paws advises against a pure indoor keeping. There are some basic considerations for housing, and then special. Some breeds of rabbits, particularly the longer. Caring for your pet rabbit. Keeping a rabbit as a pet means that you need to provide adequate stimulation and environmental enrichment to avoid them suffering from boredom, loneliness and poor welfare. Queensland totally bans the keeping of rabbits as pets (only circuses, magicians, and universities can. All australian states and territories (except queensland) allow you to keep pet (but not feral) rabbits.