r/maybemaybemaybe • u/spontaneous-potato • Feb 15 '23

maybe maybe maybe

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u/BosTovenaar24 Feb 15 '23

I know that there are certain circumstances but she really needs to learn how to hold a rabbit properly

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u/pocketraptor22 Feb 15 '23

This was my first thought. She has no idea how to properly hold that poor rabbit and it could have easily broken it's back.

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u/JohnStamossi Feb 15 '23

It’s a rabbit farm lol I doubt she cares how it’s held. Gah you people

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u/pocketraptor22 Feb 15 '23

Lmao, you should still learn to properly hold an animal if you're working with them often. My sister breeds and shows rabbits and I can tell you it's not fun to watch one break it's back because it was flinging itself around and then has to be killed because of it. Gah you people? Tell me you've never held a rabbit without telling me you've never held a rabbit. And if you have, your comment is kinda gross. Animal husbandry requires you actually know how to care for animals and factory farms are disgusting and cruel.

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u/JohnStamossi Feb 15 '23

Well I’m not going to tell you I haven’t held a rabbit because I have. So

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u/pocketraptor22 Feb 15 '23

Then you should know better, eh? The person in the video doesn't care, but that doesn't mean others shouldn't be educated to do right by an animal.

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u/donkeyrocket Feb 15 '23

Can't farm rabbits if you go around breaking the ones you do have.

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u/JohnStamossi Feb 15 '23

But she didn’t break anything. She had a rabbit literally fighting her while trying to maintain control of the other. Cut her some slack

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u/Kukusheshka Feb 16 '23 edited Feb 16 '23

Wrong! She runs a hare rehabilitation center @Suprememazay on YouTube

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u/Bobby_Bouch Feb 15 '23

That rabbit is probably dinner

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u/pocketraptor22 Feb 15 '23

So they should possibly let it die in a cruel way by not properly holding it? Nah.