10 Secret Reasons We Absolutely Love Rabbits

Welcome to our latest video, 'The 10 Secret Reasons We Absolutely Love Rabbits!'. In this video, we celebrate the charm and appeal of one of the most adorable creatures on the planet - rabbits!
They're Incredibly Cute: With their soft fur, twitching noses, and long ears, rabbits are undeniably adorable.
They Have Unique Personalities: Each rabbit has its own personality. Some are playful and adventurous, while others are more laid-back and relaxed.
They're Quiet Pets: Unlike dogs and cats, rabbits make very little noise, making them perfect for those who appreciate a peaceful environment.
They're Great Companions: Rabbits are social animals and can form strong bonds with their human caretakers.
They're Environmentally Friendly: Rabbits are herbivores and have a low carbon footprint compared to many other pets.
They Can Be Trained: Believe it or not, rabbits can be trained to use a litter box and even perform simple tricks!
They Communicate in Fascinating Ways: From thumping their feet to express displeasure, to purring when content, rabbit communication is a world to discover.
They Promote a Healthy Lifestyle: Owning a rabbit encourages regular exercise and a routine, promoting a healthier lifestyle.
They're Symbolic: Rabbits are symbols of luck and prosperity in many cultures, and who doesn't need a bit of good fortune?
They're Just So Loveable: Ultimately, we love rabbits because they're simply loveable creatures that bring joy and happiness into our lives.
Join us as we delve into these reasons and share heartwarming stories of rabbit owners from around the world. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more delightful content. Let's celebrate the joy of pets together!
Remember, owning a pet is a responsibility as well as a joy. Always ensure you're ready to provide a loving and caring home for your furry friends. Enjoy the video!"

[@AMTSA1]

I so lovr my.babies. they are the most wonderful pets ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@raven4090]

This is beautifully done. 🩷 Rabbits really are the most loving animals. Too many people misunderstand them, so they don't know how to treat them properly. I currently have a Rex - white, with black spots. - so I call her Pebbles. I had to smile at the part about their ears, because Pebbles LOVES music, and it's fun watching her turn her ears different directions listening to it. She likes classical and progressive rock most. When I was going through a time of deep despair, she was why I got through it. Just the presence of a rabbit in the room is comforting and calming. I love her like I would if she was my child. She's free roam, and her favourite place is under an artificial tree in my living room.

[@GrassPossum]

I've had rabbits as companion animals for 25 years, and am 61 this year. My most special girl slept beside my pillow every night for 11 years. Until the day she didn't wake up. I've had others, boys and girls all of whom have made a huge impact on my life. One boy was 13 years old when he passed on. Today I have an old girl, Blueberry Storm and a very young boy, Zorro. They're all the family I need.

[@jsun3117]

How do you train them to not chew on wiring?

[@janc8199]

​​@@jsun3117Some rabbits are attracted to wires and some aren't..I don't think you can train them not to eat wires, your walls and the corners of your couch. Rabbits instinctively like to chew and dig. There are you tube videos on how to bunny proof your home.

[@AaronRose-el7iy]

I have a bunny name milo he is 4 yrs old n getting another bunny name Jasper which he is 1 1/2 yrs old

[@cmorrisby444]

I like the message, but a lot of the images showed bunnies that weren’t in great condition or being housed in unsuitable environments. They should never be kept on wire flooring as it’s uncomfortable and so bad for their paws, they don’t have paw pads like cats and dogs and can get sore hocks or worse. I was horrified to see some bunnies with corn - they should never be fed corn as corn hulls are indigestible by bunnies digestive systems and the corn can cause compaction and blockage, resulting in painful death. Upsetting to see the bunny with a whole tray of grapes and other fruit, as bunnies are only meant to eat a small amount of fruit occasionally and that needs to be monitored with multiple bunnies not just served up in one big serve as there’s no portion control. Lastly, what on earth was that image of the poor bunny ear with all the big lumps on it? Not a fan of videos like these as people will see the images and think they’re okay when they’re really not. For reputable and correct advice go to the Rabbit Welfare Association Fund UK or House Rabbit Society US 🩷🐰❤️