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Pet-raising, more than fun

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(Ecns.cn) -- The relationship between humans and some other animal species has always been close. Development of intimacy, rather than a simple food-chain circle, is solid evidence of the advent of civilization.

Without exception Chinese culture has been embellished with the characteristics of animals, whether by instinct or appended by the Chinese people.

In modern times, pet-raising has become a trendy lifestyle. In some homes, pets have become irreplaceable family members. Their self-claimed "mums" and "daddies" are proud of sharing their funny faces and rich expressions on social networks.

Rabbits, a symbol of purity

The year 2011 is the year of the rabbit in the traditional Chinese calendar. In an ancient Chinese fairytale, the Jade Hare, a pure white pet rabbit of the moon goddess Chang'e, stands for the obedient company of unreachable beauty.

Girls are usually big fans of the quiet and tiny animals. A rabbit is no doubt the right choice for those who would like to take care of cute little creatures.

After the training and getting-to-know-each-other phases, rabbits are able to observe regular schedules, from diet to the call of nature.

They eat very little, just grass as their staple food and some snacks like carrots. Clearing their excrements is also very simple.

But, please be cautious about their health. This sweet pet can be vulnerable to many things. Don't leave them in humid places for long, which might be fatal.

Aren't they just like babies? You must be patient and treat them with tender love.