Rabbit
| Rabbit | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Type | Animal |
| Building | Deluxe Coop |
| Price | 8000g |
| Produce | Rabbit's Foot; Wool |
The Rabbit is the top-tier Coop animal and the last one Marnie offers for the Coop. It moves in once the Coop is fully upgraded to a Deluxe Coop. These woolly rabbits shed their Wool every few days and leave it on the Coop floor by themselves. A happy, well-loved rabbit sometimes drops a Rabbit's Foot instead, one of the best gifts in the valley. Wool becomes Cloth in a Loom and fills a slot in the Animal Bundle. Rabbits are slow, long-term earners that suit a farm already rich enough to afford them.
Care
A rabbit lives in the Coop with the chickens and ducks and keeps the same daily habits. It eats one portion of food a day, either grass outside or Hay from the feeding bench. The Deluxe Coop's automatic feeder fills the bench from the Silo, so Hay never needs carrying by hand.
On sunny days, opening the Coop door lets the rabbits hop outside to graze. Fresh grass keeps them in the best mood. The whole flock stays indoors on rainy days and through all of Winter, when a Heater keeps the Coop cosy. Closing the door before every rabbit is home leaves the straggler grumpy the next day and at risk from wild animals.
Daily petting is what turns a rabbit into a Rabbit's Foot producer. Each pat raises friendship towards five hearts and lifts the mood for the day. The Coopmaster profession speeds up that friendship and improves the quality of what Coop animals produce. An Auto-Petter can handle the petting once the Coop is full.
Produce
A grown, fed rabbit drops Wool once every four days. It reaches adulthood after six days of steady meals. When the rabbit is well loved and in a good mood, a Rabbit's Foot sometimes appears in place of the Wool. Higher friendship and mood also raise the quality of what it drops.
Rabbit Wool is exactly the same item as sheep's Wool. Putting it into a Loom makes Cloth in a few hours. Quality Wool has a chance to make two Cloth at once, and iridium Wool always does. Cloth is an option in the Artisan Bundle, and Wool is an option in the Animal Bundle. Emily loves Cloth as a gift.
The Rabbit's Foot is the real prize. Almost every villager in the valley loves it, which makes it an excellent way to build friendship. Penny is the exception, as she hates it. A Rabbit's Foot also goes into the Enchanter's Bundle on the Bulletin Board. One more solves Secret Note #20.
Buying
Marnie sells rabbits at Marnie's Ranch once a Deluxe Coop stands on the farm. Every new rabbit comes from her shop.
Selling a rabbit with full hearts returns its purchase price plus about a third.
Notes
A rabbit takes a long time to repay its price. At base prices, its Wool alone needs more than three seasons to cover the cost. Rabbit's Feet shorten that wait, so steady petting pays off.
Sheep make an interesting comparison. A sheep in a Deluxe Barn costs the same and also produces Wool. With high friendship and the Shepherd profession, a sheep can grow a new coat every single day. The rabbit's edge is the Rabbit's Foot.
A Golden Animal Cracker permanently doubles what a rabbit drops.
All Animals
Every entry in this group, with its key details.
| Name | Image | Building | Price | Produce |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken | 
|
Coop | 800g | Egg; Brown Egg; Large Egg; Large Brown Egg |
| Cow | 
|
Barn | 1500g | Milk; Large Milk |
| Dinosaur | 
|
Big Coop | - | Dinosaur Egg |
| Duck | 
|
Big Coop | 1200g | Duck Egg; Duck Feather |
| Dusty | - | - | - | - |
| Goat | 
|
Big Barn | 4000g | Goat Milk; Large Goat Milk |
| Golden Chicken | 
|
Big Coop | - | Golden Egg |
| Ostrich | 
|
Barn | - | Ostrich Egg |
| Pig | 
|
Deluxe Barn | 16000g | Truffle |
| Rabbit | 
|
Deluxe Coop | 8000g | Rabbit's Foot; Wool |
| Sheep | 
|
Deluxe Barn | 8000g | Wool |
| Void Chicken | 
|
Big Coop | - | Void Egg |