most big dog breeds are actually more deadly than 6" snakes and the only way that could be untrue is if the snake is poisonous and the snake isn't poisonous, so its still less dangerous than some dogs breeds. Think through what you say then say it.

uhh, speak for yourself dude.

@#57 What the ****? The snake should be put down? If that would "appease" the neighbors, then they're horrible people. The snake should be taken away from the OP and given to a responsible owner.

You obviously haven't been reading any comments on this, then. There ARE rabbit owners who let their rabbits run about in the backyard. :|

@#68 You are a prejudiced, ignorant dumbass. "people who keeps snakes as pets are weird in generally, usually have issues or are mentally disturbed. " Really? That's strange, because I keep snakes and I know plenty of other people who keep them, and only a small fraction of them are "weird", but that's to be expected of any hobby; some people will get too into it and get weird. I don't even know what the **** you are talking about with the mental issues, you're obviously one of the pieces of shit who would lobby to ban all snakes without any knowledge.

"Weird in general"? Don't you think that's a bit exaggerated? I personally am an animal lover of all sorts, and I think snakes are beautiful in their own amazing, unique way. Many people own snakes because they're fascinating, not because they're weird.

Do YOU own a bunny? If you don't, then you have no right to say the bunny owners deserved it. It's common to let our pet rabbits outside to play, stretch their legs, bathe in the sun, or dig around (if you permit such behavior). They can't stay cooped up inside all the time.

Yes, but it should be in a pen (they make really good ones these days, they come enclosed so this type of thing doesn't happen) if not in a pen then you should be supervising, even if it's just sitting on the grass reading a book to keep an eye on said bunny. Leashes should not be used, rabbits are prey animals and can take fright easily, injuring their spines and causing horrendous internal injuries and even death.

you must be the worst vet ever

Vet Tech does not mean you know everything. Hell, even vets don't know everything about small animals (which is why I take my Guinea Pigs to a specialised Exotic Vet). Just because it's 'normal' for you doesn't mean it's right. Most responsible rabbit/guinea pig owners recognise the dangers of keeping small animals outside and it's now the 'norm' in America to keep them inside, this mentality is slowly changing in the UK and Australia where it's becoming more and more common to see them being kept indoors as well which is fantastic because both countries have extreme weather (both cold and heat which can easily kill these animals, Guinea Pigs can die from Heat Stroke at just 30C, it can reach 44C+ some summer days in Australia and 0 or below in some regions).

OOOOOOOOOOOO - a vet TECH. Well la-dee-dah! Bow down to the expansive knowledge we are privileged to have here today on fmylife.com. And how many years of graduate school did you attend for that?