11/18/2025
Meanwhile, here is a still from a video (full videos are posted on my page already, prior to this) of me playing with Bee every. Single. Time. I walked past her. And a still of Tenor getting head scritches every time I walked past him. Which was a lot. I’m hardly unique here, either.
Toys, special treats, carefully crafted food and supplements, high hay. Vendors make a killing on all of the above because they SЕLL at ARBA National Convention. Guess who they sеll most to? The people who have the “sad and pathetic life that breeder rabbits live” rabbits. A breeder friend of mine went ballistic when she found out a vendor had the plastic key toys I was playing with Bee with, and sent me to grab a ton of them because she can’t find them anywhere and the rabbits LOVE them. I saw tons of coops filled with toys. Many had the rabbit names on special tags custom made for that rabbit.
I spent nearly a week with so many rabbits. So many people like me who love to talk about their rabbits. Who adore their rabbits and give them the utmost top care. People passionate about their breed and their individual rabbits. I took many photos of rabbits only to have their people rush over to gush over said rabbit, tell me all about them, laugh about their personalities and individual antics. Chatted with someone who was telling me about their Flemish giant who had two massive exercise pens at home as his set up. Talked to a Britannia Petite breeder who giggled about how fun they find the breed’s spicy personality, and how much they love to watch them play. That’s not what someone who doesn’t care does.
But please. Do go on about how sad and pathetic a life they live, and how unhappy they are. 🙄
Your “education” is non-factual bu****it. Maybe you’re the rescue that should stay silent rather than open your mouth and remove all doubt that you’re full of it.