FUN RABBIT FACTS:
According to Wikipedia, the following are the principal differences between rabbits and hares:
1) The young of hares are born fully furred and active after a longer gestation period; rabbit's young are born naked.
2) Some species of hares turn white in winter.
3) Rabbits are generally smaller.
4) Rabbits tend to live and breed in burrows while hares live above ground.
5) Hares tend to be solitary; rabbit species can live in groups, colonies or alone.
According to Wikipedia, the following are the principal differences between rabbits and hares:
1) The young of hares are born fully furred and active after a longer gestation period; rabbit's young are born naked.
2) Some species of hares turn white in winter.
3) Rabbits are generally smaller.
4) Rabbits tend to live and breed in burrows while hares live above ground.
5) Hares tend to be solitary; rabbit species can live in groups, colonies or alone.
TESTIMONIALS Isabella holding her new bunny.
A FEW TESTIMONIALS FROM HAPPY CUSTOMERS:
"Just a note to say thank you. The bunny is wonderfully healthy and has a great disposition. We are very happy with our purchase and will look to you in the future to expand our hutches." Ellen M., Lewistown, MT. "Purchasing a pet from Shamrock Rabbits was a wonderful experience. I really appreciate the quick responses, healthy rabbits, time, and friendly thoughtfulness that Dan has to offer to new buyers like myself." C. Fausett, Billings, MT. "We recently purchased 4 Palominos from Shamrock Rabbits. What amazing service. Dan is extremely helpful and really went the extra mile to help us. We drove from Washington State to get these pals our son bought. Dan worked with us as we planned the trip and took special care of them til we could get there. Thanks for all your help. Blessings." The Holloway Family from near Tacoma, WA "Dan, in our opinion, is very professional in everything that he pursues...He is thorough, keeps excellent records and he is reliable. Being organized and customer focused, Dan's business savvy is something we truly admire." Robert J. & Elizabeth G. Capser, Billings, MT. "Thank you for your quick responses..." Kelsi P. Thanks for all who have blessed me with a bunny or rabbit purchase! Genesis 12:3. And, remember:"The righteous man regards the life of his animal...." Proverbs 12:10 NKJV |
Jennifer N., of the Billings area, with her new Black Otter bunny in May 2016.
Kara, of the Glendive, MT area, with her family's new bunny in March 2016.
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