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[hidetheelephants]

RammyMP said:

Made me chuckle

In what parallel universe is "Keep them in a fking hutch you weirdo" not the only answer?

[anonymous-user]

hidetheelephants said:

RammyMP said:

Made me chuckle

In what parallel universe is "Keep them in a fking hutch you weirdo" not the only answer?

I viewed a house once that was teeming with rabbits and guinea pigs all loose. Straw and crap everywhere. With every breath I gagged and wretched, couldn't get out quick enough. No idea what the home owner thought as she followed me around wretching everywhere.

The house itself was a decent house but everything in it needed to be skipped, then the house fumigated, then aired for a year or so.

[RammyMP]

You think that’s bad, the SIL is an estate agent, she sold a house recently with tortoises living in one of the bedrooms:

It was in Wigan.

[SistersofPercy]

This gentleman has the answer to all the problems in the town centre.
(no, I still have no idea)

[csd19]

SistersofPercy said:

This gentleman has the answer to all the problems in the town centre.
(no, I still have no idea)

He has a point, a fort probably would be quite safe to shop in?

[crofty1984]

RammyMP said:

You think that’s bad, the SIL is an estate agent, she sold a house recently with tortoises living in one of the bedrooms:

It was in Wigan.

I actually quite like that!

[Blib]

crofty1984 said:

I actually quite like that!

My immediate thought was that I'd like to set something like that up.

[98elise]

hidetheelephants said:

RammyMP said:

Made me chuckle

In what parallel universe is "Keep them in a fking hutch you weirdo" not the only answer?

Rabbits can be kept in a house and trained to use a litter tray. No more weird than keeping dogs and cats in the house.

They will still chew everything though.

[talksthetorque]

csd19 said:

He has a point, a fort probably would be quite safe to shop in?

I don’t think you want to be browsing round his forts to be honest.

[condor]

Blib said:

crofty1984 said:

I actually quite like that!

My immediate thought was that I'd like to set something like that up.

Me too

[Blib]

condor said:

Blib said:

crofty1984 said:

I actually quite like that!

My immediate thought was that I'd like to set something like that up.

Me too

I feel that a PH sub-forum is developing.

[AndyAudi]

I thought this might be a contender as a little odd, to be selling a new tracksuit at such a discount, picture 3 is interesting….
(I’d 3 mutual friends with her & all dodgers!)

Tried to link it but it’s disappeared 😂

[Jonmx]

AndyAudi said:

I thought this might be a contender as a little odd, to be selling a new tracksuit at such a discount, picture 3 is interesting….
(I’d 3 mutual friends with her & all dodgers!)

Tried to link it but it’s disappeared ??

A suitable entry for the Council thread as well I'd suggest. That is brazen though.

[Mr Pointy]

hidetheelephants said:

RammyMP said:

Made me chuckle

In what parallel universe is "Keep them in a fking hutch you weirdo" not the only answer?

Actually there are threads on PH about keeping house rabbits. Gretchen's got one going about the skunks she keeps indoors.
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[eldar]

Pet horse, anyone?

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/horse-lives-in-hous...

[bobtail4x4]

I have seen horses, cattle and even pigs in houses,
usually they start as a small pet but grow and never seem to move out.
must be a farm thing.

[RammyMP]

bobtail4x4 said:

I have seen horses, cattle and even pigs in houses,
usually they start as a small pet but grow and never seem to move out.
must be a farm thing.

A mate of mine was trying to pull a girl years ago, we went round her house and she had 2 potbelly miniature pigs wandering about stting everywhere. He never did have any luck with her.

[RizzoTheRat]

bobtail4x4 said:

I have seen horses, cattle and even pigs in houses,
usually they start as a small pet but grow and never seem to move out.
must be a farm thing.

The place my parents moved in to when I was 3 had to be fumigated first, the previous occupants kept geese in one of the bedrooms, amongst other livestock.

[smithyithy]

Our rabbit was house trained, loved being in the house, used to stretch out on the fluffy rug and let people pet him, really nice pets.

He used his litter tray for toilets 95% of the time, they do chew things by their nature and it's hard to train that out of them, we just made sure cables were routed or blocked so he couldn't get them so it wasn't really an issue.

[Roofless Toothless]

Blib said:

condor said:

Blib said:

crofty1984 said:

I actually quite like that!

My immediate thought was that I'd like to set something like that up.

Me too

I feel that a PH sub-forum is developing.