It definitely does happen. I have tons of them in my neighborhood. It’s like they become desensitized and less frightened of humans. They get to know you in a way by seeing you all the time. The cottontails by me, adults and babies, are the same way. I can wiz right by one in a rush and they don’t even run away. They are also used to my dogs!

@@blondefox315 I'm impressed. There used to be a large number of cottontail rabbits in the neighborhood where I was raised. Unfortunately in recent years the population of these beautiful and friendly rabbits have dwindled considerably due to in influx of hawks and owls into the area. But there is a nearby wooded area which is where the survivors are probably living now along with the deer that also live there.

@@lonstauder9861 Awww I know, it’s sad. I’m lucky though bc my entire neighborhood is full of them. They are beautiful and so so friendly. They have been reproducing at rapid rates as well the past 2 seasons. The babies are too stinking cute, they will come right to you if you call them over…just like this video. They are simply adorable!

I was about to say the same thing, since that I love Bunnies so much.

Until he moves inside

Daehawk Lol, its my wife’s hands

it’s their body. they can do whatever they want with their OWN body.

There's no such thing as "man length". Just let people look how they want.

@@Arcad1010 stfu

How about you let people decide for themselves how they want to look instead of being slaves to gender roles?

Bunny pellets!

We used to see her all the time, day and night. Never seen her again. Baby bunny is still around and getting quite big.

They are pretty much full grown and on their own by that stage. However, you probably want to stop feeding it. If it starts associating food and protection with being around humans....someone's cat or dog will probably get the poor thing.