Failures to feed?
Try oiling the extractor and see if that fixes it.
Doesn't need much- just a tad to loosen it up if its sticking.

I miss being able to go for hikes in the wild whenever I want....
Living in the heart of socal suburbia makes it rough to find places to go without spending for a whole tank of gas.

-Badger-

a lot of people are too lazy, someone find hard understand that you have to someow connect rhe computer and the camera memory and someone else (like me) have nothing interesting to take picture of.

Rabbits leave the little hard pellets around in the same way cats rub against furniture or dogs take a whiz on something. Marking territory.

Rabbits can be housetrained, just put the pellets back in it's cage, it'll catch on in a while.
Just keep it away from wires, it -will- chew through them.

That said, rabbits need vaccinations just like cats, and sometimes have teeth problems that need maintenance.
If you have trouble making ends meet, rabbits aren't a great idea. Take it from a rabbit owner.

He is house trained actually, but I think being in unfamiliar territory has thrown him off.

Have fun in Japan!

Probably, ergo he needs retraining.

Verifies the truth of "but it's a *dry* heat". That's why the USAF has all their boneyards in Arizona.
Watch out for that unforgiving sun, though. It'll fade all paint jobs to pastels and fry metallic paint jobs like eggs on a hungry man's skillet.

There is a ferret adoption group in your area I believe and in spite of what certain people say they can be very affectionate and they can amuse you for hours and they can entertain themselves if you leave enough toys around..... My Lenore for example loves to climb into bed with me to sleep and in the morning waking me with little kisses.... Her favorate toy is ping pong balls which she pushes all over the place with her nose.....

Dawwww...ferret kisses.

I usually give the rabbit his food in the morning and let him run about after he's had a little breakfast, but before he has time to digest it. He likes to nap mid-day, then I let him out a bit more. If you time his outings right, you can cut down on the clean up.

I had the bright idea of keeping him in the bathroom as I took my shower. He peed and pooped a pile - but since it was on tile, cleanup was easy. Then once empty, he could run about the house as much as he liked. Him and Zoie seem to take occasional turns chasing each other. I gotta confess I giggle every time I see a rabbit chasing a cat...

Good to see another fan of the CZ75. (I've got two Jericho pistols...9 and 40...) and they're both superb shooters.

I've got a CZ 75B and I love it. It's not my normal cayy-gun though I have a Ruger LC-9 for that

I LOVE the classic car!

Aaah - I miss those goofy green cacti!

I'll stick with my personal arsenal; a nice P90DC for my mate in 9mm, and I've got 'squeaker', my .22 ruger semi-auto. I know a lot of people say .22 is only good for making noise, but load her up with Hollow point and she can screw up a mugger any day of the week, especially since even in my unexperienced hands I can get off all 10 shots in about a second and a half

Failure Too Feed?

#1 Suspect is the Clip.

Try a known good one and check the suspect one for drop damage around the lip.

Nice P-14, before they went to that strange LDA trigger, too.

Loves me some 1911, and some added capacity is always nice. The wider squarer profile of the grip fits my mitts nicely, too.