My daughters rabbit died........... - Page 3

ddunerider · 09-15-2009, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by LightningSS

We raised rabbits when I was a kid. They die easily for the stupidest reasons. Not much you can do....

Please tell me!!

My daughter is 21 she should get over it pretty quick?

CamaroChelline · 09-15-2009, 11:31 AM

NO WAY!!! One of our rabbits died yesterday too! It was very traumatic.
Not sure about your rabbit.. but ours definitely got excited to see us..My boys played with them often and they loved to watch tv with them on their laps.. My poor guy cried. I think I would have been more worried about him if he DIDN'T cry over a living animal that he raised from a baby, played with and fed and watered everyday. It's ok to cry you guys...

RIP Snowball..

AZCamaroFan · 09-15-2009, 11:36 AM

I had a rabbit that died like that once, but it was because it got too hot outside for him.

PQ · 09-15-2009, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by MisterCamaro69

"The rabit died" was a pregnancy test...

http://www.snopes.com/pregnant/rabbit.asp

Ok, you're scaring me.

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Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Sorry to hear about your loss though.

Not my loss.

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Originally Posted by BLUEMARO

Sorry that had to happen to her. I know it hurts. It happened to my Rabbit when I about 6. I still remember it today after over 40 years.

Not many pets as a kid? lol

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Originally Posted by CamaroChelline

NO WAY!!! One of our rabbits died yesterday too! It was very traumatic.
Not sure about your rabbit.. but ours definitely got excited to see us..My boys played with them often and they loved to watch tv with them on their laps.. My poor guy cried. I think I would have been more worried about him if he DIDN'T cry over a living animal that he raised from a baby, played with and fed and watered everyday. It's ok to cry you guys...

RIP Snowball..

She had it for 3 weeks.

MrIcky · 09-15-2009, 12:03 PM

My sister had a rabbit when we were growing up and it was mean as hell.

If you want a caged animal that is actually smart, try a rat. And yes I'm serious- they recognize you and will do tricks, etc.

PQ · 09-15-2009, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MrIcky

My sister had a rabbit when we were growing up and it was mean as hell.

If you want a caged animal that is actually smart, try a rat. And yes I'm serious- they recognize you and will do tricks, etc.

Meh..... A dog actually WANTs to please you. A dog will actually WARN you of danger. AND will differentiate between kids and adults and play accordingly.

GrnMchin · 09-15-2009, 12:30 PM

Sorry, I'm no rabbit expert owned one that was house broken for 7 yrs (old for rabbit). Sound like it had some kind of stroke or cerebral hemorrhage. Either way no way to predict that it was going to happen.

Hylton · 09-15-2009, 12:32 PM

Any chance Glenn Close is a friend of yours?

UsedTaHaveA68 · 09-15-2009, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by PQ

Meh..... A dog actually WANTs to please you. A dog will actually WARN you of danger. AND will differentiate between kids and adults and play accordingly.

Not always true. Back when Jax was 9 weeks, he got a hold of my neighboors 4 month old child. This was all that was left of him by the time I got there...

At 6 months I took him for a jog. A very nice homeless man approached me and asked to pet my dog... This is all that was left of him by the time we got home...

Just a few months ago my ex g/f came over to say hey. He ate her soon as she stepped out of the car.

Sorry to hear about her rabbit, though. Don't get too upset about her reaction. She's a young girl. To a young girl a cute little bunny rabbit is the most fluffy, cute, precious thing, like, EVER, so to see it die was probably pretty hard on her. Besides, at that age, ALL girls are a bit dramatic. I wouldn't worry too much

Edit: BTW, those seizures you saw it going through were probably agonal contractions. It had most likely been "dead" for a while. Even after we die, the body still has electrical impulses flowing through it which cause agonal breathing and agonal contractions. It's the body's last hoorah to try to stay alive, even though the brain is already dead. There's no telling what actually caused the death.

LeiahAnnDGAF · 09-15-2009, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ddunerider

Please tell me!!

My daughter is 21 she should get over it pretty quick?

dad..did you forget i know how to use the internet? and i'm 22...not 21

If you try to kill my rabbit, your precious Camaro gets it!!

ahahaha

LeiahAnnDGAF · 09-15-2009, 05:35 PM

btw, sorry to hear about the rabbit. but soon enough your daughter will move on to something else, just be happy for now, it's not a boy she's upset over!

*Camaro_Corvette* · 09-15-2009, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

I have no idea. Some good ideas being thrown around in here, neurological problems are a definite possibility, rabbits are also easily spooked and something might've literally scared it to death...

I deal with cats and dogs. I've seen a grand total of three rabbits at work...

Wish I could help further, but I can't. :(

Sorry to hear about your loss though.

WHA! I never knew that one.

PQ · 09-15-2009, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by LeiahAnnDGAF

dad..did you forget i know how to use the internet? and i'm 22...not 21

If you try to kill my rabbit, your precious Camaro gets it!!

ahahaha

.................

This is freakin hillarious if it's true.

PQ · 09-15-2009, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by LeiahAnnDGAF

btw, sorry to hear about the rabbit. but soon enough your daughter will move on to something else, just be happy for now, it's not a boy she's upset over!

A boy I can kill myself.

09-15-2009, 11:31 AM	#30
CamaroChelline Drives: Like a bat outta hell Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Louisiana Posts: 580	NO WAY!!! One of our rabbits died yesterday too! It was very traumatic. Not sure about your rabbit.. but ours definitely got excited to see us..My boys played with them often and they loved to watch tv with them on their laps.. My poor guy cried. I think I would have been more worried about him if he DIDN'T cry over a living animal that he raised from a baby, played with and fed and watered everyday. It's ok to cry you guys... RIP Snowball.. __________________ TOTALED by drunk driver on 10/4/14--Limited Edition R6P ABM #127/ 2SS/RS/ Black Interior/ Black Rally Stripes/ Sunroof/ Borla S-Type Cat-Back Exhaust/ AEM CAI/ LED Fog Lights/ Aqua Blue Footwell, Dome and Trunk lights NEW Limited Edition Aqua Blue Metallic #417/ 2SS/RS/ Manual/ Ground Effects/ Black Interior/ Gray Vintage Stripe/ Sunroof/ Kooks Headers/ Borla Atak Cat-back Exhaust/ CAI/ LED Fog Lights/ Aqua Blue Footwell, Dome and Trunk lights

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GrnMchin Not easy being Green Drives: 67 Nova SS Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Olympia, WA Posts: 2,256	Sorry, I'm no rabbit expert owned one that was house broken for 7 yrs (old for rabbit). Sound like it had some kind of stroke or cerebral hemorrhage. Either way no way to predict that it was going to happen. __________________ The 68 Camaro build project

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