Of course they don't bother my DL's but they are stripping most of the perennials/annuals or cutting them off at the ground

Can you get another dog? sarah

Get a dog...quick. Best chance you have. Ouch! Sorry, that is maddening.
kay

Here they like to munch on the clover that grows wild here. Our lawn is a composite of weeds all very enticing to the rabbits. Worse is finding their "nest" in one of your garden beds.

Before we got Yardley, our indoor/outdoor garden cat, our yard was being over run with rabbits- and I live in Suburbia where you'd think the population wouldn't be so intense. We ended up having to put fencing around all the vulnerable beds. I used Rabbit Away and that worked, but it needed to be renewed every time we watered or it rained. Too expensive to do that. So we were stuck with the ugly fencing until Yardley saved our bacon. Now Yardley has Cancer and I too wonder what we will do when the end finally comes. He's such a great cat. He wasn't back 3 days from his surgery when he caught a rabbit and killed it. Hard to know what to do and I feel your loss.......Maryl

DH called about a Blue Heeler cross last night. Haven't asked if they called back.