Since I'm moving to a pet-unfriendly condo, I need to find a home for my 2 rabbits. They are 9 months old, one girl and one boy.

They're yours for free if you can give a home for them. They have cages and some accessories which you can have too.

Pickup on lower sukhumvit.

Good for you. Hope you find a new home for them.

We are in Chiang Mai but if I brought a couple of Bunnies Home, the wife would put me in the DOG HOUSE on a permanent basis.

One girl; one boy? Surprised you've only got 2! I bought two males (so I was told!) After the 1st litter, we segregated them in a pen with wire mesh yet they still produced 36 babies over the years.

One of them is fixed

Hi, do you still have the bunnies? Are you in Bangkok only my daughter would like them but we are in Pattaya?

We call them underground mutton in Australia. I've never tried it myself, but since they are free, the missus can knock up a lovely stew. Cheers.

Next time you get rabbits, just look at the shape of their heads.

Males and female rabbit heads are different . The female has an elongated nose with shallow downwards angle from eyes to nose whilst the male has a steeper downwards angle from eyes to nose.

Female on left - Male on right.

Edited May 6, 201610 yr by Bantex

Mmmmm, marinated in red wine, bay leaf, onion & oregano with a bit of olive oil. Braise slowly and tuck in with some good crusty bread.

_{These are obviously pets, but rabbit is delicious. I was traumatized as a child when rabbits that I thought were pets were actually not pets but food.}

Ignore the many horrible posts.

I hope you've managed to find them a good home, but if not - nobody will know that you have taken them to your new condo as long as you only socialise outside your apartment.

For the life of me I will never understand why you people get pets if they`re not certain of staying in their accommodations for a good number of years.

People that rent should not have pets because rented accommodation cannot be guaranteed as a permanent residence. Taking on pets, dogs, cats and rabbits without knowing how your future stands in Thailand is darn right irresponsible.

On ‎06‎/‎05‎/‎2016 at 9:53 PM, Bantex said:

Next time you get rabbits, just look at the shape of their heads.

Males and female rabbit heads are different . The female has an elongated nose with shallow downwards angle from eyes to nose whilst the male has a steeper downwards angle from eyes to nose.

Female on left - Male on right.

Sorry but don't rely on that kind of identification. A few years ago I bought a young rabbit in a market. The seller looked at the genitals (not much to see there at that age) and told me it's male (what I wanted). A day later a veterinarian in Chulalongkorn University for small animals decided the rabbit is female (sure!). And then a few weeks later, now almost grown up, I had my doubts and checked again. It was, and still is, a male rabbit...