Rabbits are awesome buds. They're smart like cats and litter train themselves. If you get them "fixed" like any other pet, they live longer and their urine doesn't smell. They also get significantly less territorial, and generally are less likely to be destructive.

Problem is most people still don't know how to care for them. They still think they can eat nothing but carrots and you can just leave them alone for extended periods without food or care. They're not a beginner pet, and most of the problems people have that causes them to kill or abandon them are because they aren't smart enough to do research before getting one and go off misinformation and stereotypes like they're "rodents"(they're not at all) and can be happy in a tiny cage. Yeah, you can also raise a dog in a broom closet. But is that healthy?

Long story short: rabbits are awesome bros. No need for stew.