Make room for the fastest fluffball in the household with this Rabbit Crossing Sign.
Rabbits are thought to have been brought to Britain by the Normans, who kept them in managed warrens for their meat and fur. Today wild rabbits live in burrow systems on grassland, verges and sand dunes, and pet rabbits are among the most popular companion animals in the country. They are crepuscular, meaning they are most active around dawn and dusk. Anyone who has watched a happy rabbit leap and twist in the air, known as a binky, will know how quickly they can dart across a room. House rabbits can even be litter-trained, and many owners give them the run of a room or two.
The Rusted option is a printed effect rather than real corrosion, while Clean keeps the design sharp. As decorative wall art, it suits a shed, a home bar, a bedroom or an office. Hang one up and it quickly becomes the first thing guests comment on.
Other crossing designs include the Squirrel Crossing Sign, Cat Crossing Sign and Mouse Crossing Sign; see more in our funny gifts.