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  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119696827
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  • Leidėjas: For Dummies
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119696827
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P.S. If you think this book seems familiar, you're probably right. The Dummies team updated the cover and design to give the book a fresh feel, but the content is the same as the previous release of Rabbits For Dummies (9781119696780). The book you see here shouldn’t be considered a new or updated product. But if you’re in the mood to learn something new, check out some of our other books. We're always writing about new topics!

Now updated–a highly informative guide to the joys of bunny ownership

Rabbits For Dummies gives readers a well-informed look before hopping headlong into the wonderful world of raising rabbits. From choosing a rabbit and preparing its home to feeding, grooming, and training, this practical guide provides a wealth of hutch-tested tips. Packed with informative photographs and beautifully detailed illustrations, Rabbits For Dummies includes up-to-date veterinary information, explains rabbit body language, advises on treating common rabbit maladies, covers the latest on organic cuisine and homegrown feeding options, and suggests training tips for acclimating a new bunny into the household.

Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
2(1)
What You're Not to Read
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
3(2)
Part 1 Bringing on the Bunny Basics
3(1)
Part 2 Taking Care of Creature Comforts
4(1)
Part 3 Rabbit Psychology: Behavior and Training
4(1)
Part 4 Enjoying Your Fun Bunny
4(1)
Part 5 The Part of Tens
4(1)
Appendix
5(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
PART 1 BRINGING ON THE BUNNY BASICS
7(64)
Chapter 1 Jumping into Rabbit Ownership
9(16)
Admiring from Afar
10(4)
Digesting this information (and that carrot)
10(2)
Taking advantage of skin and bones
12(1)
Taking a whiff
13(1)
Putting those ears to good use
13(1)
Figuring Out Whether a Rabbit is Right for You
14(3)
Asking yourself whether you're rabbit-ready
14(2)
Considering the right reasons to own a rabbit
16(1)
Knowing What You Want in a Furry Friend
17(1)
Providing Shelter
18(1)
Feeding Your Rabbit
19(1)
Grooming Your Rabbit
20(1)
Keeping Up with Chores
20(1)
Monitoring Your Rabbit's Health
21(1)
Training Your Rabbit
22(1)
Thinking Like a Bunny
23(1)
Having a Good Time with Your Pet
23(2)
Chapter 2 Choosing the "Right" Rabbit
25(16)
Pinpointing the Right Age
26(2)
Deciding Between a Boy or Girl
28(1)
Opting for an Only Rabbit or a Bunny with a Built-in Companion
28(3)
Mixing it Up: Bunny Mutts
31(3)
Rabbit coat types
31(1)
Head shape
32(1)
Size
32(2)
Living the High Life: Bunny Bluebloods
34(7)
Purebred reasoning
34(2)
Different breeds, different looks
36(5)
Chapter 3 So Many Breeds, So Little Time
41(14)
American
42(1)
American Fuzzy Lop
42(1)
American Sable
42(1)
Angora
42(1)
Belgian Hare
43(1)
Beveren
44(1)
Britannia Petite
44(1)
Californian
44(1)
Champagne d'Argent
44(1)
Checkered Giant
44(1)
Chinchilla
45(1)
Cinnamon
45(1)
Creme d'Argent
45(1)
Dutch
46(1)
Dwarf Hotot
46(1)
English Spot
46(1)
Flemish Giant
46(1)
Florida White
47(1)
Harlequin
47(1)
Havana
47(1)
Himalayan
48(1)
Hotot
48(1)
Jersey Wooly
48(1)
Lilac
48(1)
Lop
49(1)
Mini Rex
50(1)
Mini Satin
50(1)
Netherland Dwarf
50(1)
New Zealand
51(1)
Palomino
51(1)
Polish
51(1)
Rex
51(1)
Rhinelander
52(1)
Satin
53(1)
Silver
53(1)
Silver Fox
53(1)
Silver Marten
53(1)
Tan
53(1)
Thrianta
54(1)
Chapter 4 Hiding in Shelters, Holes, and Shops
55(16)
Donning Your Cape: Rescuing a Rabbit
55(8)
Presenting the problem
56(1)
Seeking the solution
56(5)
Saving a stray
61(2)
Considering Breeders
63(4)
Getting a connection
64(1)
Checking out a breeder
65(1)
Calling the classifieds
66(1)
Taking Precautions at Pet Shops
67(2)
Selecting the Rabbit
69(2)
Watching for signs of an ill rabbit
69(1)
Keeping character in mind
70(1)
PART 2 TAKING CARE OF CREATURE COMFORTS
71(110)
Chapter 5 Shacking Up with an Indoor Rabbit
73(24)
Getting Serious about Safety
73(1)
Taking Health Concerns to Heart
74(1)
Bonding with Bunny
75(1)
Having Fun with Your Bun
76(1)
Making Sure That Everyone's Comfy: Rabbit Essentials
77(4)
Craving His Cage
81(3)
Putting a Pen to Good Use
84(2)
Rabbit-Proofing Your House
86(4)
Identifying trouble spots
87(1)
Chewing
87(2)
Digging
89(1)
When Littering Is Good: The Litter Box
90(4)
Encouraging your bunny to go in her cage
91(1)
Providing 1.5 bathrooms
92(1)
Cleaning up
93(1)
Keeping a Squeaky Clean Home
94(3)
Litter box cleaning
94(1)
Daily cage duty
94(1)
Weekly cage cleaning
95(2)
Chapter 6 Stocking Up on Carrots
97(12)
Supplying Your Bunny with Belly Timber
97(1)
Hay Every Day Keeps the Doctor Away
98(2)
Going Green
100(1)
Getting Fruity
101(1)
Making the Most of Pellets
102(3)
Picking pellets
103(1)
Determining the correct amount of pellets
104(1)
Coping with a Chubby Bunny
105(1)
Giving Your Bunny Treats
105(1)
Popping Pills
106(1)
Forbidding Foods
107(2)
Chapter 7 Cleaning Behind Those Great Big Ears and More
109(14)
Stocking Your Grooming Toolshed
110(1)
Handling with Care
111(3)
Running Down the Grooming Checklist
114(1)
Bypassing the Bath
115(2)
Breaking Out the Brush
117(3)
Brushing short to medium coats
117(1)
Brushing long coats
118(2)
Clipping It Not Quite in the Bud
120(2)
Cleaning Your Bunny's Ears
122(1)
Chapter 8 Making Fitness and Fresh Air Fun for Your Bunny
123(14)
Fitness Matters
123(2)
Keeping Your Rabbit Fit
125(6)
Indoors
126(1)
Outdoors
127(3)
Motivating a lazy bunny
130(1)
Taking care of outdoor chores
130(1)
Rabbit-Proofing Your Yard
131(6)
Keeping Wolfie away
131(1)
Protecting your rabbit
132(1)
Protecting your yard
133(1)
Avoiding poisonous plants
134(1)
Plants for safe snacking
135(2)
Chapter 9 Nipping Common Health Problems in the Bud
137(26)
Finding Dr. Doolittle
138(3)
Evaluating a vet
139(2)
Going for an exam
141(1)
Spay It, Don't Spray It
141(1)
Playing Doctor
142(4)
Assembling a first-aid kit
143(2)
Identifying signs of pain
145(1)
Dealing with Bunny Ailments
146(11)
Gastrointestinal problems
146(4)
Urinary tract concerns
150(2)
Abscesses
152(1)
Dental disease
152(2)
Ear infections
154(1)
Heatstroke
154(1)
Head tilt
155(1)
Inflammation of the feet
155(1)
Obesity
156(1)
Paralysis and hind limb weakness
157(1)
Banning Pesky Parasites
157(6)
Intestinal parasites
157(1)
Ear mites
158(1)
Fur mites
158(1)
Fleas
159(1)
Flies
159(1)
Encephalitozoonosis
160(1)
Baylisascaris
161(2)
Chapter 10 Coping with Other Health Woes and Aging Issues
163(18)
Treating Infectious Diseases
164(5)
Respiratory infections
164(2)
Ringworm
166(1)
Myxomatosis
166(1)
Tyzzer's disease
167(1)
Venereal disease
167(1)
Viral hemorrhagic disease
168(1)
Encephalitozoon cuniculi
169(1)
Caring for Disabled and Special Needs Rabbits
169(2)
Helping Bunny Live to a Ripe, Old Age
171(1)
Saying Goodbye
172(9)
Letting go: Euthanasia
173(2)
Finding a place of rest
175(1)
Grieving is good for you
176(3)
Bonding with a new bunny
179(2)
PART 3 RABBIT PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIOR AND TRAINING
181(36)
Chapter 11 Thinking Like a Rabbit
183(12)
Making Sense of Body Language
183(3)
Interpreting Rabbit Sounds
186(1)
Preying for Safety
186(1)
Showing Others Who's Boss
187(1)
Coexisting Peacefully: Ensuring a Happy Homecoming
188(1)
Gaining Your Rabbit's Trust
189(1)
Meeting Fido and Fluffy
190(4)
Dogs
190(2)
Cats
192(2)
Combining Children and Rabbits
194(1)
Chapter 12 Putting Boxing Gloves on Your Rabbit: Training
195(8)
Training Your Bunny the Right Way
195(1)
Giving a Command Performance
196(7)
Training with treats
197(1)
Here, Fluffy: Coming when called
198(1)
Making like Van Halen: Jumping
198(1)
Working on the abs: Sitting up
199(1)
Cozying up in his cage: Go in
200(1)
Taking a walk on the wild side
201(2)
Chapter 13 Reckoning with a Bad Bunny
203(14)
Just Say "No!"
204(1)
Taming Terrible Teenagers
204(1)
Coping with Aggressiveness
205(1)
Biting the Hand That Feeds You --- Literally
206(3)
Food aggression
206(1)
Dominance
207(1)
Self-defense
208(1)
Busting Loose: Kicking
209(1)
Boxing Bunnies
210(1)
Chowing Down
211(1)
Digging In
211(1)
Duking It Out
212(2)
Pee Marks the Spot
214(1)
Barbering
215(1)
Shaking in His Bunny Boots: Fearfulness
215(2)
PART 4 ENJOYING YOUR FUN BUNNY
217(40)
Chapter 14 Playing Around Isn't Just for Dogs
219(8)
Getting Playful with Toys
220(2)
Keeping safety first
220(1)
Going prefab
221(1)
Made from scratch
222(1)
Tag! You're It! Playing Games
222(2)
Amusing Themselves
224(3)
Making like The Pointer Sisters: Jumping
224(1)
Tiny chariots of fire
225(1)
Various and sundry other hijinks
225(2)
Chapter 15 Getting Hoppy with Your House Rabbit
227(16)
Clubbing It
227(2)
Regional rabbit clubs
228(1)
Signing up with the House Rabbit Society
228(1)
Kid-friendly groups
228(1)
Rescuing Rabbits
229(2)
Being proactive
230(1)
Halfway there: Fostering
230(1)
Rabbit Hopping
231(2)
Getting up to speed (and height)
232(1)
Taking the plunge
232(1)
Putting on the sweatsuit: Training
233(1)
Showing Rabbits
233(10)
Considering pros and cons
234(1)
Attending your first show
235(4)
Taking the 4-H route
239(1)
No relation to the Swedish band: ARBA
240(3)
Chapter 16 Hitting the Road with Your Rabbit
243(14)
Keeping Him at Home
244(3)
Preparing your pet sitter
244(1)
Going the professional pet-sitter route
245(2)
Boarding your bunny
247(1)
Traveling with Your Rabbit
247(8)
Travel dos
248(1)
Travel don'ts
248(1)
Packing a mean bag
249(2)
Carrier comfy
251(1)
Bunny you can drive my car
252(1)
Flying the unfriendly (for bunnies) skies
253(2)
Being a law-abiding bunny
255(1)
Staying at a Five-Carrot Hotel
255(2)
Booking a reservation
256(1)
Being a good guest
256(1)
PART 5 THE PART OF TENS
257(20)
Chapter 17 Ten Signs That Require Emergency Action
259(8)
Blood in Urine
260(1)
Diarrhea
260(1)
Excessive Salivation
261(1)
Poisoning
261(1)
Heatstroke
262(1)
Labored Breathing
262(1)
No Stool
263(1)
Pain
263(1)
Injury
264(1)
Bleeding
264(1)
Broken bone
264(1)
Burns
265(1)
Paralysis
265(1)
Head Tilt and Seizures
265(1)
Sudden Weakness
266(1)
Chapter 18 Ten Great Rabbit Web Sites
267(4)
www.arba.net
267(1)
www.binkybunny.com
268(1)
www.bio.miami.edu/hare/etherbun.html
268(1)
www.leithpetwerks.com
269(1)
www.myhouserabbit.com
269(1)
www.oxbowanimalhealth.com
269(1)
www.rabbit.org
269(1)
www.rabbitnetwork.org
270(1)
www.rainbowsbridge.com
270(1)
www.veterinarypartner.com
270(1)
Chapter 19 Ten Ways to Make Your Bunny's Day
271(6)
Get Fresh
271(1)
Take a Peek
272(1)
Get Fit
272(1)
Breathe Some Fresh Air
273(1)
Check on Health
273(1)
Make Time for Playtime
273(1)
Listen to Your Rabbit
274(1)
Schedule Spa Time
274(1)
Clean Up
275(1)
Spend Quality Time
275(2)
Appendix: Rabbit Resources 277(8)
Index 285
Connie Isbell is a former editor and writer atAudobon magazine, as well as the editor of numerous pet books. Audrey Pavia is the author of many books on pets and animals, including the bestselling Horses For Dummies and The Rabbit: An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet. She has been a frequent contributor to numerous pet publications, editor-in -chief of Horse Illustrated, and senior editor of The AKC Gazette.