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But you better be careful


Rabbits are soft, furry and warm,

They cuddle and eat right from your hand

They come in all sizes, BIG and small,

 

But you better be careful

Rabbits aren't not compleatly nice

They have teeth to bite you with

And nails to scratch you with

 

Be careful where you put your hand

Not too close to the mouth

Behind the Ears is the perfect place

 

Their teeth are very sharp

And they aren't afraid to use them

They'll bite before they think twice

And they won't have any regret

 

You have to hold them close to your body

And have control of their feet

Right above their paws is the best place

 

If you can train the rabbit

It makes quite a nice pet

But if it is abused

It will become an aweful pest

 

I have had rabbits

and learned from experience

They will treat you the way they are treated

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