I forget how much mine was. It'd be over a hundred bucks today. Mine was ruined when Bun-E Bun Bun peed all over it! Spring bunnies from now ON! LOL!

Doug

I have two top hats! (Rich kid!)

Years ago, I did an "OUT OF MY HAT routine (puppet rabbit), so I needed back up hats. I dropped the routine, and still have 2 backups! They were near $200 (new price). I got both of them in estate sales, so, I didn't pay more than $125.

P.S.: A couple of days ago, I told the elephant story in a circus. You can check the threads. I don't remember which one that it's in. Moral of the story:

DO NOT WATER THE ELEPHANTS ----OR YER RABBIT-------- BEFORE THE SHOW.

It's in the "MOST VISUAL WAY TO PRODUCE A RABBIT" --about three threads below this thread.

Just my opinion since I follow the advice of old vaudevillians and never work with kids or animals, but body load productions are much more effective than box tricks. Consider putting in the work it takes to do body loads and you will be ahead of everyone else in your area who works with animals.

I think a classic (dwarf) rabbit from a hat ala Alan Shaxon would still play.

However, I also think this Picnic basket spin-off from ye olde Duck Bucket is a good one:



This would be a comfortable production for the rabbit. Many other production items could proceed the rabbit.


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