To be or not to be... (Rabbits)

[Butterscotchbitesfinger]

Have you considered housing your rabbit indoors? If you plan to have just one rabbit, indoors is a better option so bunny isn't so lonely.

The other advantage of housing indoors is there is far, far less chance of the rabbit contracting myxo. (Not to mention, you don't need to worry about weather extremes.)

An obvious advantage would be getting to bond more with your rabbit. With my housing rabbits indoors, I've found they very much can become family pets, interacting with the whole household.

Rabbits can be housed indoors without odor -- provided one sets things up to your advantage.

The following website explains all about indoor housing:
http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com

Oh golly...
I’m going to be flat out just convincing Mum and Dad let alone getting them to bring it INSIDE. And I have two dogs but if I keep him ummmm somewhere like the laundry then he is out the way. I will spend lots of time with him

 

[ejtrout31]

Good luck on talking with them

 

[Happy Novogens]

Check out the photos and videos in the website. They may help your parents see rabbits in a different light. It is quite common in the U.S. to house rabbits indoors. As you can see from the photos, they litter train easily too.

We have dogs too. They've been trained to get along with the rabbits. Many dogs do just fine with rabbits (but not all!)