German Grey giants

[Flasche]

German giant rabbits were once believed to be things of legend and lore, but in 2007, a giant rabbit by the name of Robert took the pet world by storm. The prodigious blimp of a bunny weighed in at a whopping 23 pounds and when held on its hind legs, it was the size of a five year old child.

http://small-pets.lovetoknow.com/rabbits/german-giant-rabbits

I would love to get one of these guys as a pet, but I don't have the luxury to go to Germany and buy one. Does anyone here every heard/have one, and if you do can you tell me about it. These guys are just like most things I like, big.

[Flasche]

German giant rabbits were once believed to be things of legend and lore, but in 2007, a giant rabbit by the name of Robert took the pet world by storm. The prodigious blimp of a bunny weighed in at a whopping 23 pounds and when held on its hind legs, it was the size of a five year old child.

http://small-pets.lovetoknow.com/rabbits/german-giant-rabbits

I would love to get one of these guys as a pet, but I don't have the luxury to go to Germany and buy one. Does anyone here every heard/have one, and if you do can you tell me about it. These guys are just like most things I like, big.

Here is a picture of one of the giants

[ZortMcGort11]

eh, what's up doc?

[TELVM]

:blink:

The minimum equipment to go rabbit hunting in Germany:

[Flasche]

:blink:

The minimum equipment to go rabbit hunting in Germany:

I think you might of underestimated the tools needed for this hunt.

[ROTS]

And the human portion of me, ask "Can we eat those, or these off limits too"?

 

eh, what's up doc?

 

hmmm rabbit, a bone apatite..

[Flasche]

And the human portion of me, ask "Can we eat those, or these off limits too"?

 

eh, what's up doc?

 

hmmm rabbit, a bone apatite..

They are bred for food. There was a whole north Korean scandal with them too.

• 2. In 2006, Jong-il learned that a man in Germany breeds giant rabbits. He found them delightful and decided they were the key to solving North Korea's widespread hunger problem:

  So Kim gets in touch with 68-year-old Karl Szmolinsky of Berlin, the world's foremost breeder of giant rabbits, and says he wants Szmolinsky to come to Pyongyang and set up a farm to breed these rabbits. For Kim believes that the meat yielded by these rabbits will end his people's starvation. [...]

  Undeterred, Kim pays for 12 rabbits, at a cost of about $115 each. He tells Szmolinsky that the rabbits will be kept at a petting zoo in Pyongyang and, in a few months, Szmolinsky will be flown in to help really set up a farm for breeding.

  In February of 2007, about five or six months later, Szmolinsky gets a call from a North Korean official canceling that trip. Why? Because, Szmolinsky believes, Kim couldn't resist... and ate the giant rabbits to celebrate his birthday.