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A great book for pet rabbit owners This book was loaded with house rabbit information and tips on how to train and understand your rabbit. It was also very accurate except for the cedar/pine shavings warning & the statement that nearly every unspayed rabbit gets cancer. Although uterine cancer is common and the risk increases with age it isn't accurate to say every unspayed doe will get it. Otherwise I found the information useful, a much better book than the HRH. USEFUL! USEFUL! USEFUL! This book is one of my most recommended rabbit books. It is easy to read and gets right to the point. It tells you in plain language why your rabbit does what it does, it gives great tips on what to do and what not to do for your rabbit, and it is packed with useful facts and information on rabbits and bunnies. I can hardly suggest a better book, especially for beginners, than this one. It is perfect if you don't like to read a lot of filler. It tells you just what you need to know. Professional breeder recommended. My family has been professionaly breeding & caring for rabbits for over 20 years. I was very disatisfied with the quality of books available for my pet bunny customers and was seriously considering writing my own book. Then I found this book and was thrilled! It is exactly what I would have written myself. I recommend it to everyone who takes home a pet bunny (with the reminder that the author is from England and not to worry about the vaccinations listed for the two diseases that the USA is fortunately not plagued with). Every bunny owner should have this book! See also:
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