
But I'm not sure I'm ready for the bunny-wabbit version of this. "Kaninhop" involves getting the fluffy little rascals to complete a miniature jumping course complete with oxers and knock-down rails.
I'm not sure if this is adorable, or just freaking weird.
But I do know that these rabbit fanciers will need to train little mouse riders before I'm willing to drop $80.00 for a seat at the Devon Rabbit Show Open Jumper Finals.

"Miss Fehlen points out important practical reasons for keeping competing rabbits leashed: 'We use them in tournaments for safety,' she said. 'Just think of what would happen if a male were to break free. We want to avoid uncontrolled reproduction. It has happened before.'"And let's just NOT go there, okay..?
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Funny -- un lapin chaud?
Rabbits are cute, though, no? I don't think I'd pay for their jumping, though. Much better just to go to a field.
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