15 Things Rabbits Hate the Most

In this video, we’ll discuss the top 15 things that rabbits hate and you should avoid.
High Temperatures
Rabbits prefer temperatures of about 60-65 degrees Fahrenheit. And temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit are hazardous to domesticated bunnies.
In fact, rabbits have no sweat glands. They can exhaust excess heat only through their long ears. Make sure to construct a hutch to keep your bunny shaded during the heat of the day.
Certain Smells
Rabbits are prey animals. In order to survive, they’ve had to develop an incredibly keen sense of smell to know when a predator is in the area. The smell of blood or urine scares them away because they may think a predator is in the area. Bunnies also can’t tolerate the smell of crushed red peppers, ammonia, vinegar, and garlic.
Being lonely
If you see a bunny in the wild, it’s unlikely to be alone. Rabbits are very social animals who need constant companionship. They travel in pairs and large groups, protecting each other from predators.
Having nowhere to hide
It is important for bunnies to have a safe place to hide when they feel threatened or get spooked. Having nowhere to take cover, will make your bunny scared, stressed and anxious.
Socializing with predators
Outdoor rabbits face many dangers from predators. You may think it’s cute to introduce your bunny to cats or dogs, but these are predatory animals by nature and can be very frightening for your rabbit. Surprisingly enough, rabbits can die simply from the stress of hearing or smelling a predator in the area - even if they aren't attacked.
Loud Noises
Loud noises are stressful for your rabbit because they have much more sensitive hearing than humans.
The sound of fireworks, thunder, loud music, horror movies, loud vehicles, slamming doors, shouting or your vacuum cleaner can be terrifying for your rabbit.
Washing them
Rabbits are very clean animals and they almost never need a bath. Bathing your rabbit can even be harmful because they may panic and fracture their spine or a limb if they thrash around
Damp, stale dusty hay
It’s important to give your rabbit high quality hay. It needs to smell nice and be dust free. Fresh and greenish hay is better than brown hay. Remember, hay is the most important part of a rabbit's diet as it provides the fiber necessary to keep their digestive systems healthy. Make sure to give your bunny additional hay types like Timothy and grass hays.
Rabbits should have a daily diet of mostly hay, a smaller amount of fresh vegetables, and a limited number of pellets.
Small spaces
Rabbits are social, intelligent, and highly curious animals who need to be able to explore their surroundings. In the wild, they're incredibly active, and love to run and jump.
Keeping your rabbit in tiny cages is unkind and can cause a range of health problems such as obesity, depression
Roughhousing
Children are unpredictable and impulsive. They can sometimes agitate or frighten a rabbit.
Young children should be introduced to bunnies in a calm and peaceful manner, carefully letting the bunny gets close to them at the rabbit’s own will.
Riding in a car
Rabbits hate car rides because a car is an unfamiliar environment, filled with strange noises and weird smells. And remember, bunnies hate being outside of their known environment. When they are in a moving vehicle, they get anxious and even tremble with small, fast tremors.
Being picked up
Bunnies are very skittish animals and it takes a while for most rabbits to trust their human. That doesn't mean they don’t like you. It’s just that they are prey animals and they don't know if you are going to eat them or not! Remember to be patient and let your rabbit come to you first. If they sniff or nudge you with their nose, do not move away.
Petting their behind
Rabbits don’t like being touched on their back, stomach or tail. This is because they feel they are being preyed upon from behind.
Rabbits tend to love their ears, nose and cheeks to be stroked.
A home full of urine and droppings
Rabbits are very clean animals and they appreciate a clean, nice home. Dirty smelly homes will depress your pet and will attract flies.
Dressing your rabbit
rabbit hate being dresses up
Chasing After Them
Although chasing after your rabbit may seem all fun and games from your perspective, it can be devastating for your rabbit.
When chased around, rabbits get frightened and their heart rate could skyrocket.
A high traffic environment
Rabbits can get anxious and startled if they are kept in a high traffic part of your house. Like where many people and young children are constantly walking around. It’s important to avoid suddenly reaching out and touching your pet. A rabbit that doesn’t feel safe in their home environment will be in constant fear and anxiety.
Belly Rubs
A bunny’s stomach is a very sensitive part of their body. rabbits hate being touched on their belly area.

[@cthulucoon7769]

I love how this video depicts rabbits as fragile pure innocent pray animals when mine ist the devil of the house. He eats everything, claims everything as his own and he is the one that chases everyone else, most of all, cats.

[@angelabell8725]

Tooo funny

[@Svvnaa]

They can get pretty destructuve too, you can avoid that by bunny proofing or giving your rabbit some chew toys

[@renskedj]

I had one who chased all the others. Now that he's gone they're lazy. He gave em some exercise.

[@yuriantidk1872]

Yeah my rabbit is having fight woth my mom because she claimed my mom's room is hers. So everyday she will tried so hard to get in my mom's room but now my mom always closed her room to avoid her.

[@britneysackor16]

You should get deodorizer so if it claims it's territory just use that

[@poggerwhite]

My rabbit genuinely loves when I chase her. I will chase her in circles around the couch then she will stop and chase me in circles then I fall down and she runs over and licks my face. It genuinely feels like she knows it is all playing around

[@abigailsanimals]

How adorable! My one bunny absolutely loves to be chased too, he will binky like crazy if I chase him then he just stops and flops over and begs for head rubs!

[@Donna-cc1kt]

🐇🐇🐇💕💕💕

[@bunnyboo2113]

my bunny loves getting chased too!! when i stop he’ll run over lick me and beg me to continue chasing him 🥰

[@ScarletVoodoo]

@@abigailsanimals My bun used to enjoy chasing me around and would popcorn like crazy.

[@chrismcquinn6071]

Yes they are fine with that mine need to run to get mussel because they are show rabbit's

[@venessarefrane8450]

I had a pet rabbit (a “meat” rabbit I got from a farm) he followed me everywhere, would nip me only when I stopped petting him. (Bossy) he played out in the yard all day everyday (no fence) with my dog and six cats. I would call him in in eve by clicking my tongue and he’d come running inside house into his hut. He wandered into neighbors yard and they took him as their pet. They had very young children who grew to love him, and by the time I found out who had him, I was glad he hadn’t fallen prey to a hawk or fox.. and just let the young children keep the rabbit. It was a great pet.

[@katieknightponton645]

that's adorable, I had a bunny and he was exactly like that! his name was bluey and he was the sweetest thing ever, he play with my cat and dog and it was hilarious, he often went over to the neighbours but would always come back, he ate candy off the floor and some how survived. he was very chill and loved everyone. he passed away two day after my birthday.

[@ericab3351]

Have you asked your neighbor before finding out?

[@charmainelambert3347]

You're a much nicer neighbor than me lol if my neighbors tried to take my bunbuns and keep him I would be SUPER pissed lol why not steal one of my kids while you're at it?? I wouldn't care if the kids came to see him when he's outside, as long as they arent torturing him Lol Stormi buns is an albino dwarf lionhead and he's absolutely gorgeous and the sweetest little bunny you could ever hope for and he's my baby I LOVE him to pieces..thankfully none of my neighbors even have kids

[@srishtisharma3932]

•High temperatures •Certain smells •Being lonely •Having nowhere to hide •Socializing with predators •Loud noises •Washing them •Damp, stale dusty hay •Chasing after them •Small spaces •Rough housing •A high traffic environment •Riding in a car •Being picked up •Petting their behind •A home full of urine and droppings •Dressing your rabbit.

[@deebskhan]

Legenddd

[@zamicczsmicc7464]

Thanks

[@topnotchlilsexy]

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[@maggiethemaggot7683]

Thank you so much.

[@rattrap8819]

And......firecrackers

[@neph6044]

Him: They don't like socializing with predators My rabbit: Casually hops over to my cat and tries to cuddle him but the kitty walks away 👁️💧👄💧👁️

[@welp5468]

Omg same! My rabbits love my cats. They hop right up to them but the cats get scared and run away

[@Eli-tn1bv]

My Mini rex rabbit weighs about 1/128 of my Saint Bernard and Hazel (The Saint Bernard) acts like the little guys bodyguard. AND THEY CUDDLE!

[@MeraiahJWilliams]

mine does too but with my dogs

[@volleyballtweety]

My bunnies loved my older German Shepard-Mastiff mix. They used to climb on him, groom him, cuddle with him, etc. He was also protective of them in return. He was older though and show moving. Our new dog they're not so fond of. But yes, confident bunnies if raised around other animals can be social with those animals too so not 100% accurate all the time.

[@Lauren_C]

When our chihuahua is involved, then bunny absolutely relishes not being on the bottom of the food chain.

[@sunnyb.962]

my cats are scared of my rabbits, they're fierce

[@theeguy9022]

Yea rabbits can be fearless sometimes like even I got scared when mine just charged at me top speed

[@el.ka2650]

My cat is terrified of my rabbits but my rabbits don’t do anything mean

[@sunnyb.962]

@@el.ka2650 my male rabbit a netherland dwarf just charges them when they get too close to his food, enclosure or lady bunbun... and he goes GRUUUH GRUUUH

[@el.ka2650]

@@sunnyb.962 most New Zealand’s and blind, so just be cautious. I actually have a sad story about a New Zealand. His name was banana and he had a parter named Spike. Banana went in to get neutered and when he came back everything was great. But when I went to check on all of them, (I work at a rabbit rescue, so a lot had been fixed that day) banana had ripped open his wound and pulled his own intestine out... he had to be put down. I cried so much even though he wasn’t my rabbit and I had only known him for about a month.. when everybody came back to their kennels after being fixed and banana didn’t, spike was so so sad.. just treasure the moments with him.. 😔

[@sunnyb.962]

@@el.ka2650 Oh my poor darling... I cherish everyday I have with them and I got lucky they both handled their aftercare so well after the surgery... I''ll tell my rabbits about you at breakfast oki

[@antonellaa9240]

I had a pet bunny who lived for 13 years. She was an indoor bunny but i had an outdoor enclosure for outdoor time. She was litter box trained and free never caged, her cage was her safe place and the door was always open. Her best friends were my cat and dog. All 3 of them got along well.

[@bigben448]

I didn’t know you could litter box train them. How do you do it? I’d really appreciate the info!

[@camelliam.4235]

@@bigben448 you put some hey in the corner of the litter box and more hey around the box. Bunnies are supposed to poop when they eat hey. I am looking after an older rabbit for the first time and this is what he does. I do clean the litter box once a day and during the day scoop a few times.

[@bigben448]

@@camelliam.4235 thanks I appreciate the info

[@camelliam.4235]

@@bigben448 No problem. Just don't put hay(food) on wood chips. I did that and now the rabbit is unwell. The wood chips got into the food.

[@bigben448]

@@camelliam.4235 will do

[@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843]

I'm so glad that this is so accurate. There's so much misinformation on rabbits and it's very sad.

[@lyndoart9477]

Ik! Like when I got mine they said “keep in a CAGE no need to give it hay, play time, etc.

[@BirdmanVeganFuture]

Yes also ADOPT don't shop many are let loose (lacking survival skills) or turned over to shelters esp after Easter

[@ariannatz705]

Things that hooman hates: Chewing hoomans headphones Chewing hoomans phone Chewing.

[@ashishrawat9534]

😂😂 true my rabbit has destroyed my headphone, charger, .. anything that has wires. LMAO

[@karol12130]

Like the simpsons ep when marges's rabbit ate the phone wire and ruined her birthday lol

[@anjalipersad2437]

It is human and this is so true and my dog like chewing airpods

[@migishan]

Lost my 2 earphone ,3chargers. And many more ㋛︎

[@thvf2381]

chewing my iphone cable. my rabbit have chewed at least 3 iphone cables

[@isisdelph5272]

As a rabbit owner I can say that this video is very accurate and was well researched. 😁 Edit: dang we’re at 1k likes, just wanna mention that all rabbits are different and some facts he said don’t apply to every rabbit❤️

[@Lighters_YT]

My rabbit loves to eat red peppers and sniff them so idk whats going on here ;-;

[@AKASweetPears]

@@Lighters_YT lol. Every rabbit is different.

[@KAT-ky6xk]

I am one

[@prettynoose888]

Yes it's very accurate, except my rabbit George is obsessed with the vacuum-cleaner, I struggle to keep him away from it.

[@isisdelph5272]

@@prettynoose888 aw haha, that’s so cute 🥰

[@link-zu6vx]

my rabbit is a giant flemish rabbit and he’s super friendly and well behaved. the guy we got him from said that he thought [the rabbit] would make a great pet, and he was totally right. he constantly tries to socialize with my cats, but one is absolutely terrified of him and the other one acts tough but runs away all the time. im starting to think that they’re the prey, not him. anyways, he’s really well behaved overall, and he is constantly showing signs of happiness and relaxation :)

[@robloxgamer-js3cg]

yeah same mine love dogs but my dogs just run away

[@lilxth5409]

This is incredibly accurate,keep in mind though that every bunny has its own personality,mine makes me chase her around the house because she finds it fun

[@serenitydorsey932]

“Prey animals” please my bunny bosses me around and my humongous dog around. AND has the AUDACITY to snatch food out my hand and run away with it! And come back for more!!

[@abneralfaro4562]

My bunny is literally the total opposite omg! He thinks he’s a dog and can do what he pleases he loves the rain, loves to sun bathe hahaha

[@savanahbull2486]

Bruh... My bun snuggles my cat for baths!!! They chase each other and she binkies the entire time

[@joshhuffman4286]

I never knew how violent rabbits were. I was always scared that the cats would kill it but it turns out the rabbit jumps on the cats all the time and beat them up.

[@zoo4618]

My rabbit really is an asshole sometimes!

[@lilly5195]

I am most definitely prey to my rabbit

[@yecatsrekrof6217]

My rabbit friggin loves being chased and chasing. He grabs a sponge and runs around until we run with him, then he chases after us. Hes the best!

[@renskedj]

We once let our rabbit out outside on a leash in the big garden behind this apartment. One son held the leash. Other son started to bark. Rabbit ran off into the bushes and he couldn't keep the leash. Then he ran around so fast. We couldn't get as fast. Horrible. I thought we'd never see him back. And then he just sat down. I won. And my other son could pixk him up. I read on internet that he just wanted to show off how fast he was. That was the first and last time we took him out.

[@kaytdidits]

Mine too!

[@cherrycola0]

Sometimes bunnies will play like that, they will steal something and run off with it. :) but you will need to "chase" them in the most non-threatening way ever. Pay close attention to the chasing you back though, that can very often be a sign of aggression and that your bun is telling you to bugger off :) clear signs are flat ears, a charge, grunt and or a raised tail. Other than that, they love to steal things for the fun of it :)

[@yecatsrekrof6217]

@@cherrycola0 thank you for the advice and signs to look out for! Our rabbit is the happiest dude and as far as my experience goes, has never chased with aggression.

[@Parcha64]

Mine likes to pick up things too! He just stole a recipt today. He also takes banana peels from the trash 😆

[@bigkayUCO-iGjVFb-YjgNTsvIDeZQw]

My rabbit literally loves being alone. I try to walk up to her and she just gets annoyed and walks away from me ☹️ she also loves hiding for HOURS

[@ef3589]

Same

[@Leftyscott1]

"Bunny's are very scared of cats" My bunny; Literally Bully's the cat around and when he does so much as chase the rabbit, we yell at him. Basically, the average little brother big brother relationship, where the cat can't to anything about being annoyed by the rabbit without getting in trouble. (Also my rabbit has kicked my cat out of his condo before lol)

[@jojoquigley7741]

My rabbits are indoors and litter box trained. They have an entire room to run around in and are never caged. They have carpeting to lie on. I leave the air conditioner on for them in hot weather. I clean the litter box twice a day, and keep floors and carpets clean. I give them vegetables (green leaf lettuce, or carrots and parsley, or celery leaves) in small amounts 3 or 4 times per day.

[@sagixic4931]

good job you are a great parent

[@bunnybusiness3386]

Yes you sould make a KZbin channel

[@chloewilson187]

I clean my rabbits litter box 1-2 times a week, so I can give him space, But I give him lots of attention and feed him mostly hay and some Lettucez he likes when I pick him up cause he just sits there's and curls up in my arms, and I'm 13 lol

[@elenaharwood6419]

You're a great bunny parent!! I have my two bunnies in a large playpen in my room( I cant free roam them) and I keep my room fairly cool- they have a fan aswell. My bunnies are also litter trained and habe a fleece blanket down in their pen- they also have a platform which has a bed on top😁🐰

[@rasheedabegum7862]

Did I ghost write this?? Great to know that. These adorable little mfs deserve the best of best.

[@ionutbadulescu3673]

“Remember that’s rabbits are prey animals”

[@RyltyLis]

He said that multiple times lmaoo

[@somerandomdragon558]

Almost forgot that.

[@jasmineandthebunnies4190]

It might seem like he's having a nice time but he iant

[@ionutbadulescu3673]

@ShutYourEyes AndOpenYourMouth mistyped

[@HarryPotter-hi6zy]

Lol

[@jamesschmid1975]

Had to laugh when it says don't let dogs chase them. My rabbit headbutts my dog until she chases him lol. Our dog knows not to go into the rabbit cage so whenever the rabbit is done, he jumps in his cage and the chase is over. But he'll frequently run passed his cage to keep the chase alive

[@angelapietras1235]

I love this video everything this man says is perfectly correct. I have owned rabbits for years and still do.

[@TirregMan]

1:27 My rabbits boyfriend just passed away a few months ago, we can even see that she is super sad because she always sits in the corner in the dark, they were togheter for 10 years 😭

[@qrmyoui]

that's sad :( maybe try giving her a toy if you're too busy to play with her.

[@shewanders.]

Sorry for your loss. And your bun's, too ♡

[@someonehere7846]

You could try buying a new boyfriend for her. She´s probably so sad because she´s feeling all alone. A new companion should help with that.

[@user-vv3ev7vu6e]

Very sad

[@mickelawright315]

Sorry for your loss and not to be offened but did you cook that rabbit?

[@patagzz]

I just got my bunny I’m still learning how to make her happy My little brother named her snowball This helped a lot for me, thank you

[@GirlSparklesAbel]

Aww that’s so cute! I got my bunny a few days ago and his name is Snow

[@annsewer2851]

@@GirlSparklesAbel aww

[@jeffalbillar7625]

My boy's have a bunny that they named snowball as well

[@joodsd23]

my brother named my first bunny snowball too lol

[@agabonlorlie7884]

hahahaha same, i also name my bunny snowball, light, dark, dirt, and yete, ahahaha

[@itsevv_]

I personally think that mostly all of these are true except the being rouched on their back part, my rabbit loves when i pet her back, and she teally enjoys it and shows no sign of feeling uncomfortable! Of course i am not any animal expert, but i know that most rabbits do like beibg touched and patted on their back, because they feel cozy that way and my bunny even fell asleep once as i was doing that! So i don't know about any other rabbits, but I've had an experience with living with 3 rabbits and every single one of them loves to be patted on their back and cuddles there too!

[@norayelton4034]

My rabbit just had a new litter and it's November in Virginia, USA. I was worried it would be to cold outside but they are doing amazing!! I absolutely love my rabbits!!

[@Luvliaa]

Honestly I think all of this depends on the bunny personality. My male 2 year old Holland lop free roams and he poops a lot even though he uses his litter box. I use a vacuum cleaner to clean up his poop and he doesn’t mind the sound of the vacuum cleaner at all. My bunny is very playful and binkys a lot so I think all of this depends on the bunny

[@ivyjones-holloway312]

Mine was litter trained but now he goes all over his cage!

[@elisabethchandler4629]

My bunny tries to hop on the vacuum while it’s going...

[@mariapeters4469]

I had a bunny that liked the Sound by the game Show how gets the million and i had also bunny kids once and when you treat them nicely the get no fear by pickig up

[@bubsgriffiths5518]

Yeah cause mine doesn’t like too much attention but he likes to be near us, also loves my cats he’s very interested in them. My cats have never seen a bunny before so they’re so scared of him right now it’s kinda funny.

[@bohemianfarmlady4619]

i'm getting a pair soon, planning on free roaming and i'm kind of worried about this!! any tips on how you introduced the sound to your bunny? Thank you!!!

[@ghyul6263]

everytime he says "Prey animals" take a shot

[@stevejones1488]

Nah man i dont wanna die

[@Demonshifter]

I'll get alcohol poisoning

[@HeavenBunnies]

Damn noo thx haha

[@user-uj3fu2el2m]

Death

[@tigerexo6577]

It’s better to get at least 2 bunnies, because they need companionship!!! The more the merrier!

[@maiemaie9651]

Thank you. I have a pet bunny and I am trying to understand it's behavior. This really helped

[@scottwatsonactor]

While the note of rabbits' preference being in pairs is generally true, they are fiercely hierarchal and territorial. I had two bunnies, bonded brothers, but when one of them lost his eyesight (the dominate) the other attacked him to gain dominance. Bunnies fight to the death. It's important if you're bringing another rabbit into a single rabbit home to work to bond them, and to closely monitor them, especially if they're young and two males. As with any animal, getting another as a "companion" because they are a social species carries a huge caveat. You have to work hard to bond them. Would you rather be alone or trapped with your worst enemy?

[@migishan]

They love peaceful environment and not being picked up by their owners, just wait for them to have trust on you . 💗

[@destinyyjadee8192]

My bun lovess being picked up and being snuggled in the bed with us❤️ every rabbit is different if he is not in our arms he will stomp his feet till we pick him back up 😂😂 its the funniest thingg

[@migishan]

@@destinyyjadee8192 Thats so cute.♡︎

[@lrf4209]

i only pick mine up when i have to, like cleaning out his pen or taking him to the vet etc

[@debbie510]

@@destinyyjadee8192 mine too 😭😭 she use to sleep under my bed and come wake me up in the morning by jumping on my head , now she sleeps right next to me every night

[@waynedanner9219]

P

[@bunberrier]

Its a good list. Its not necessarily true though that they are afraid of dogs. Our rescue rabbit Crazy Alice isnt bothered by the house dogs at all... in fact she would bow up on the Jack Russell back when he was still with us, and chase him away if he happened to get near. Total "Stand Your Ground". And we have a much larger dog that is mostly Pit Bull, another rescue, who is fascinated by her and follows her around everywhere watching her and just staring. She moves around him, through his legs, rubs up against him, no problem.

[@blakebellamy41]

Another thing they hate is hard floors. Got a friend who has a rabbit and even though it’s not caged it refuses to leave its spot unless there’s a path of soft material

[@storiesbyemily4170]

How do scientists manage to find out all of this stuff?

[@sarinsoran1059]

Yeah? How. Do. They😮

[@jungxkk6854]

They put em I a certain place and. Observe them. :)

[@albert93231]

@@sarinsoran1059 experiments that how most things are know is not pretty but effective

[@izzaniistighfar6971]

And, they take like many years for the rabbit researches to make sure the observation do not contain error.

[@angelapietras1235]

Keeping rabbits and watching every thing they do, eat ,sleep ,play just taking a lot of notice of the animal. And of course common sense.

[@BryanTheFury]

Had 3 bunnies (for around 10 years straight each) and, even if there are a lot of exceptions on some things to not do (if you have a well built trustship and the bunny know very well the environement), this guide is really well done.

[@islabrocklehurst4836]

What did you keep them in?

[@BryanTheFury]

@@islabrocklehurst4836 In what sense? They were roaming bunnies, they were living with us in our bedroom (when we were going to sleep) and in other 2 rooms of the house (modified enough to be safe for them) when we were working, or doing other stuff

[@BronyNumber4096]

Rabbits are individuals, and what they like and dislike can vary slightly from rabbit to rabbit. Though I've never met a rabbit who doesn't hate loud, sudden noises or sudden movement, especially sudden movement _towards them._

[@ramitapodder]

As I'm going to have a bunny this month, this video was so much helpful for me 💕 thanku.

[@yabokuatsushi7998]

My baby bunny is called Mikoto and she acts like a human since I raised her ever since she was as big as the palm of my hand. She’s the sweetest animal I ever meet. She even runs towards me every time I come home from school. I picked her name from my favourite female anime character.

[@kelsiehorner16]

i got my bunny back in september. prior to that i did 2-3 months of research to make sure i got the right type of cage for him (we live in a flat so he is an indoor bunny, however we do have a balcony and he plays out their when its warm enough), and made sure i knew everything i needed to know. he is honestly the happiest little rabbit ive ever met. i do have a cat but they get on really really well. we got thumper when he was 11 weeks old and straight away slowly introduced him to my cat. my cat is a very laid back cat anyway, she sleeps most of the day so she doesnt really bother him. when doing my research i found if either of them were going to attack the other it would more likely be Thumper because he’s defending his territory. we have never had any problems with him hes very chilled, loves to sleep on top of his little house thats in his cage, he loves strawberries, he loves tickles on his head and behind his ears and he loves running around when we let him out his cage. he’s completely litter trained and im so proud of him. i had a lot of worry and doubt about getting a rabbit because of all the kind of problems in this video but theyre surprisingly easy to deal with/avoid. or if you have a rabbit from a young age it isnt difficult to help them get used to these kind of things. they are extremely smart animals. my rabbit knows his name, he comes to me when i call him and he follows me everywhere. it was his first christmas this year and he got absolutely spoiled with all his favourite treats. ive decided that with the cardboard boxes left over from christmas that im going to build him a house to play in when he isnt in his cage. this video helped to make me aware of things before getting my rabbit. please keep all of these things in mind if youre planning on getting a rabbit💗🐰xo (sorry for the long story) x

[@aegis5986]

Reading this definitely helped me relax a bit over getting a rabbit. Graduating college and wanting to move out into an apartment, on top of dealing with a lot of emotional things from last year, made me want a pet and a rabbit at that since it has the lifespan I want while being the size I’d prefer and quieter than a dog or cat but also something to interact with. I did research and wrote extensive notes, felt confident but watching some videos and seeing everyone say “rabbits are very difficult to have as pets” reeeeeaaally knocks that confidence down a notch. I know they’re not super low maintenance animals but reading your experiences with your rabbit helped me.

[@topnotchlilsexy]

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[@jackwhitbread4583]

Rabbits do not belong in cages, they need a great deal of space and no cage is big enough. Shame on you for abusing innocent animals.

[@lorila-northrup7748]

​​@@jackwhitbread4583 👀 Obviously, reading comprehension is difficult for you, huh lil bud? The OP seems responsible with doing research and has bonded well enough to have a rabbit shadow follow around the house. Sometimes cages are used as a means of safety. Even if you can't be kind, no reason to be dumb.

[@victoriafalkingham5354]

My rabbit passed last year but she absolutely loved the vacuum cleaner, she liked to chase it. It's actually quite funny 😂

[@voodoofra]

Sometimes they chase stuff they're afraid of. People often confuse prey animal behavior with predatory animals. Prey animals will rarely play chasing (in comparison to predatory animals who really play like that), even though it might look like they're having fun from our perspective

[@ishith2086]

My bunny is so sorted in so many ways, he loves to travel, shower is like his spa time, we love going on walks and runs and explore new places, parks and all new spots.. We love playing games and has a bond with everybody in the family in his own way..even the maid.. If she gives him a pet pet she's allowed to clean 😂 we love watching movies with humans, specially masterchef is our all time favorite..we are so lucky to have him, he is the best gift of God to us..such a well behaved baby and so peaceful and calm.. Posh baby we are.. 😌 Super possessive and in awe of everything nice.. 🐰 My Pika my baby..so much love ❤️ we pop a binky all the time such a happy lil chonky munchkin he is..only spreading love and so much happiness always.

[@lostinparadise1602]

You are right. It isn't a good idea to let a dog "play" with rabbits. But I would like to share a personal story. I had two rabbits and then I got a dog. When they met each other I was attentive and worried. But they became friends. My rabbits were the leaders of the pack. My dog was so calm and gingerly. When the rabbits liked to sleep at her place she went away. One of the rabbits liked her alot and cuddled with my dog. They were not afraid, they lived peacefully together. This became a problem later. One dog wanted to bite them, when they chilled outside. But they didn't realize the danger. One of them came to the fence to say hello. So he lost a little bit of his hair. Fortunately this was all the dog got between his teeth. The rabbits lernen to keep away from strange dogs. But I was shocked.

[@dariontive]

It always upsets me how misinformed people are when it comes to rabbits. I wish they would do research before hand. Rabbits are not easy pets and once people realize this they’re often abandoned, left outside and neglected. Do your research before getting ANY pet. As an owner you’re the one they look to for food, shelter, and comfort . Remember these animals are domesticated and can’t live in the wild so you have to be diligent and give them the best life

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Get them ONLY from shelters or rescue domestic ones who'd been dumped in the wild. NEVER buy from breeders!

[@ivyjones-holloway312]

I did my research before I brought mine home. I discovered my neighbors had baby bunnies and asked for two. And spent the next two weeks preparing for them. Unfortunately one was an escape artist who terrorized his little brother who was the runt. He was killed during one of his escapes. 😓

[@igable82]

Must have had weird bunnies then. Two of the ones I had loved being picked up. One I would wrap like a burrito, guy would take naps in my arms, and the other liked my mom picking him up for about 5 minutes and then be put down...then would immediately turn around and asked to be picked up. Goof balls...loveable goof balls lol.

[@laurapham9918]

Just remember not to flip them on their back, it’s can paralyze them and put them into shock

[@igable82]

@@laurapham9918 That I never did to my bunnies.

[@jasmindersingh401]

Laura Pham stop being a Karen, people know how to look after their animals

[@fetusjeonjungkook3563]

My family is planning to adopt a bunny and I came here all the way researching about bunnies cuz taking care of them is different than taking care of other pets. But thank u a lot for the information. It will surely help me better to take care of my future bunny 🐰.

[@Gacha_Ed]

06:37 They meant not to do it when your bun don't expect it. Some rabbits can enjoy it but if your bunny is facing backwards and doesn't know you're there then you suddenly touch it behind or pull their tail they'll be frightened. While if they know you're there and you start the stroking from the head or let them see your had getting closer to them first then they'll expect it and be more/completely comfortable.

[@wildedibles819]

Some rabbits can be scared to death timid rabbits but others don't mind cat or dog friends My giant rabbits dont mind the cat or dogs but supervision is important because it only takes one shake to kill a bunny so caution is very much needed But i know several house bunnies that have cat or dog friends

[@kathrynvanwaart]

My rabbit prefers to play with the dog rather dan with other buns. With other buns he's teretorial. But as soon as he is with my parents dogz either at their home or ours. My bun just goes to the dog and they groom eachother and the dog protects the bun by standing over him while he eats grass. Bunny even crawls under the dog for snuggels if it gets scared by a noice

[@wildedibles819]

@@kathrynvanwaart yes you have a brave bun I see these ones usually they don't get scared they get smart :) I have one rabbit that chases the cat cuz he's playing back lol

[@kathrynvanwaart]

@@wildedibles819 and smart he is xD je knows how to wake us up when he want food xD

[@wildedibles819]

@@kathrynvanwaart lol yes bunnies are like cats that way lol I have mixums wanting food now lol

[@angelabell8725]

I wish you would ask your friends to share their multiple pet experience owning dogs,cats and rabbits.Thats my pet goal and I wanna see what's it like.

[@jigsawthebunny4513]

My bun actually loves his lower back/ butt being pet. He’ll turn around every time and give you kisses as you scratch him😊❤️

[@binkfrap4334]

NO NO STOP, cause he/she doesnt like it he turns around because it can remind them of a predator, please stop!

[@ayejay8862]

So does mine. He also likes to be picked up and held. The video generalizes, so it's not an across the board 100% accurate report. It depends on a lot of things: the rabbit personality; your relationship; how you pick them up and hold them; etc. I've had two rabbits over the past 10 years and they had vastly different personalities.

[@sltxvx]

@@binkfrap4334 EW WTF-

[@saharsandoqa5571]

@@sltxvx What's ew?? That's true facts!

[@binkfrap4334]

@@sltxvx ?

[@jordanboyd3356]

Depends on the household. My rabbit and cat get along great, but my rabbit was very small when they were introduced. My rabbit gets about 3-5 hrs of free house time so hes def part of the family. Mine doesnt mind being picked up and doesnt mind butt scratches (but he prefers head scratchies). But ive also had my bun since he was about 3-4 weeks old and didnt buy from a pet store.

[@phedracurtis6766]

I'm homeless and my new DWARF has a cage 4 the car I'm new with this I travel alot though I've only had her for3 days she likes music and I was so misinformed when I get her at a pet store.i was told clean her cage with vinegar.i couldn't find any 2 purchase so does any 1 know what I should clean her cage with.boy she poops alot and pees on a washcloth or on me I don't mind yet I want to litter train her.she spoiled already👁❤her🙏🎶🙏☂️🙏🎶🙏☂️

[@2TMarie]

Not only is my Holland Lop super playful, he also LOVES to go on car & golf cart rides!!

[@alyiahchocolate2802]

my rabbit absolutely loves being picked up, when i pick him up he gives me so many kisses and then when i put him down he sits by my feet and will stand up again for me to pick him up .

[@vaehh3596]

Sooo… a dog?

[@Justt_Rna]

Eeeek so sweet

[@chelsearoberts6324]

My rabbit is the same he will follow me around until I pick him back up or if I sit down he's straight on my lap for cuddles

[@brittanywaters5028]

@@chelsearoberts6324 my bunny is the same way. Haha she does snuggle the cat so she gets groomed haha she’s a cuddle bug!

[@norde2080]

In my experience many rabbits do like to be petted on the back too. But it does usually require a bit more trust and it is better to let them sniff your hand and see if they are down for a headrub first :)

[@4u2nve]

Mine runs free on the first floor during the days, at night he’s cordoned off to one room only. He only uses the hutch as a bathroom and hay box. He’s a lucky bun

[@ganymeade5151]

Also, never hold a bunny on their back with their stomach facing you. This looks very cute. However, it can be deadly for rabbits causing them to trance; go into shock, stop breathing, and possibly die. Rabbits are wild animals who can be somewhat domesticated and become loving companions with lots of tender love and care.

[@AsianP3rsuAsianist]

Doesn't like the smell of cut peppers, garlic and vinegar.... those are the main recipes I use... :(

[@dauthentich533]

I like feeding them to my snakes

[@slookipos]

@@dauthentich533 what

[@vytruong5268]

Mine does not scare of those and the meats too. He is very curious with everything, he just comes and sniffs to figure out what they are.

[@sadfish6293]

@@dauthentich533 WHAT

[@jameslaw3740]

They don't care about garlic , rabbits are in my garden all the time and eat anything and everything they can..

[@RipleyBeann]

You completely neglected the fact that a rabbit should NEVER be bathed because it can send them into shock and kill them.

[@angelgrace555]

Umm. Please, it's mentioned here 2:55

[@beesimone3073]

Please. Delete your comment. It clearly states it in the video. Looks like you are the neglectful one.

[@RipleyBeann]

It doesn't specifically state that it can send them into shock and kill them which is the most important part. Without FULLY accurate information how are people meant to take care of their pets? I will not delete my comment because it is important and still stands.

[@RipleyBeann]

It only mentions that they could thrash around and injure themselves.

[@brogantraylen4340]

Nevermind the fact that if they do bathe a rabbit, NEVER put water near their ears or face and be super careful when drying them cause a hair dryer could burn them and if not dried they can die of hypothermia

[@maxenielsen]

I wish I still had my rabbit. I had to give her away when I moved. My observations about rabbits were formed by my time with just this one rabbit so I don’t know how broadly they apply. But I would say that a rabbit is capable of developing complex and multidimensional relationships with people and, certainly also, with other rabbits. They are so able if far more interesting relationships than might be expected. She attacked me and bit me hard when I tried to get her used to being held, by simultaneously offering a carrot. She loved carrots and hated being held - thus she thought I was taunting her. But she was also affectionate and loved being rubbed on her head, and would come to me for it. She had “her space”. Rabbits are amazing.

[@PetTunesMusic]

Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@sushmaojha4904]

How many times do you want the narrator to say the word prey. Writer: YES

[@simplecooking9113]

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[@pmeehan_3]

When my sister and I were very young our parents got us a bunny. I do remember the bunny house in the backyard was big. Other than that after watching this video my heart breaks for what that bunny must have gone thru. Our parents were clueless of how to take care of a bunny and never taught us anything about it either. Parents don't just give your kids an animal because you think it's cute or low maintenance to take care of. Do your research!!!

[@shecat1964]

And do not get your adolescents child talk you into a bunny. My daughter bugged me for 2 years, Even showed me she had done her research. I still said no. Her father i am separated from bought her one, just to make me upset. Promised he would cover all costs as i could not afford to. I think the love lasted maybe a month. He started marking and was supposed to get fixed. Her father refused. So no more bunny to cuddle on the bed. Now hes my rabbit. She cant even remember to see if he had food and water. I now lay on the floor with him for and hour or 2 a day and snuggle. but he always leaves a huge mess beside me. Poops everywhere and sometimes pees on me. Love him to bits but im so tired of the messes.

[@axcherams7589]

Same i do that mistake as well (i had few of mental health and some of articels said that pets help alot || my mom dont know anything bout my mental situation) with out reaserch i ask if i can buy a bunny. Lucky that the seller gave me basic info bout bunny (now i still doing deep reaserch so i dont repeat mistake)

[@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279]

My sister's bunny probably suffered from everything on this list 😳

[@jackwhitbread4583]

@@shecat1964 you will never see any improvement with a male bunny until he has been neutered, it's next to impossible to litter train an unneutered male but I promise once they are fixed they will use that litter tray every single time.

[@veryimportantperson3657]

many of these things are potentially lethal--bathing, high temperatures, moldy/dirty hay, even the stress of being chased could all kill a rabbit. kinda weird to frame them as things rabbits "hate" as if they were mere preferences.

[@christopher3790]

Did you even watch the video? He mentioned specifically that each of those things were lethal and specifically why each one could be lethal.

[@SpanishBarbieWorld]

I have my maltipoo(Benjamin), got a bunny (Bubbles) and at first he kept wanting to play with her but quickly lost interest. Once they were comfortable, I bought another bunny(Billion) to give Bubbled company.. he is a handful ! Hahaha has quite the mischievous personality, but he’s fun! He bites Benjamin sometimes and he barks then Billion steps away. I let my bunnies roam freely around the house (they have safe places to hide and toys etc) my 3 pets do amazing together, it’s quite impressive. I can run errands and leave them together, when I get back they’re all taking a nap it’s so cute !! I got lucky , because it would have been difficult if they didn’t get along with my dog or were afraid of him.

[@ei4955]

my rabbits dont really hate loud noises- she's always sleeping and eating like "Oop theres a loud noise! gotta ignore that!"

[@not_Abi]

lol

[@naynay1064]

Yeap mine has gotten use to the vacuum cleaner now its so funny 😅

[@shivkagrawal282]

They get used to many things...n living happy n content 😇

[@annelisewhite6244]

My free roaming Bunny lives with my indoor cat and they love each other to bits. They sleep together at night and follow each other around the house.

[@voodoofra]

This video is great! I would add one more thing: they hate being flipped over on their back. This not only annoies or frighten them, but can cause them to panic or seriously injure their fragile spines (possibly fatally) as they struggle to turn theirselves on the other side again.

[@alohaxxvivi1832]

Tysm for the first one because i saw a stray bunny in someones yard and i was worried about the temperature and that it was to cold but it was perfect

[@winstalgia8177]

My girl froppy has an enclosure outside about as large as two horse stalls, and the cage alone is 4 foot by 4 foot. Shes shy and hates being picked up but enjoys sprawling out and having her cheek stroked. ^^

[@orionic3348]

I'm not a rabbit owner myself, but I have been researching so I can get one. You should be careful about the temperature of the rabbit, as they can get heat strokes easily.

[@winstalgia8177]

@@orionic3348 Yes, definitely! Especially if it often gets over 85 degrees. She has many fans installed and during the hot days she gets frozen gallons of water that last all day. It's also shaded so it's cooler naturally in there. :) Thats great you're doing research before you get one!

[@orionic3348]

@@winstalgia8177 Thanks! And also Im glad that your rabbit is nice and cool.

[@magdalenawolf6576]

I showed my rabbit a cat and the cat was scared of my rabbit😂

[@jazdmay2071]

I did that once with a different rabbit and same reaction the rabbit thumps and jumps high and the cat is like wtf.

[@payetemilie7000]

Same i have two cats and they're afraid of him 😂

[@missybuchanan9631]

Our medium sized dog is scared of my bun, she took one look and noped out.

[@bronwenjones7354]

My bunny has a track record of scaring predatory animals 😂 First a fully grown Doberman, two Labradors, a cat and my sister 😂

[@juli5777]

My sisters cat is afraid of everything....even her own shadow🤦🏾‍♀️😂

[@ulgrimthemad]

My rabbit loved back rubs. He constantly went flat next to me during the day to get more, I did spend a huge amount of time every day with him though so he completely trusted me. He also liked getting picked up, he'd just give lots of licks to me or the daughter :). Whilst many of the points in this video are generally correct not all rabbits are the same, good starting point though for new rabbit owners on things to be wary of.

[@minimedical]

Yeah, some of my rabbits love being chased! It's very cute! Some like it and some don't. When they come back looking for you when you stop chasing them, that's how you know they like it and consider it play. It's a personality thing. I had one named Watson and he LOVED being chased. He would act up if I didn't chase him around the room like a dozen times before bed.

[@galligallagher2816]

So glad that you guys made a video on how to take care of a rabbit properly and for their health and welfare especially their diet and the needing for a large accommodation people need to be educated, ❤❤❤

[@lpsbrooklyn2023]

To remeber what's a predator and not is say this Eyes on the side ready to hide. Eyes on the front ready to hunt.

[@Bl00dySiren777]

Thanks

[@lpsbrooklyn2023]

@@Bl00dySiren777 np

[@blupyxi5669]

Panda 🐼

[@maisbelly]

One time my uncle brought there dog over, but since my rabbit has a hiding place she stayed in there and fortunately she's okay :) and her cage is rlly big and we always let her out daily , and we fuss her quite a lot and her favourite bit to be fussed is the back of her head:)

[@tisheastman]

I like almost everything about this video. It’s cute and clear. The only comment I have is that rabbits bed as pets really shouldn’t be outside in a dog house or hutch. There’s no reason to risk their health and lives. An inside environment can be very enriched and they certainly don’t need to go for a walk or a run outside. Also after a couple of decades of rescued bourse rabbits, the petting issue (only pet head) isn’t quite true. Individuals like different things and it’s good to try different petting after you’ve bonded. I have one that turns her back to me to be rubbed: she prefers it to the head. Another stretches out full length so I can groom his butt. Most of mine have enjoyed to the point of purring until they fall asleep, a little light reverse fur petting. So take time to learn your bunny.

[@cheemdogman]

How many likes on this video is how many times he says ‘bunny’s are prey animals’

[@bunny_rs-6137]

Uh- he says that for a reason

[@lemonelime8616]

Well it is important so of coarse you don’t know anything about rabbits

[@bunny_rs-6137]

@@lemonelime8616 of cource*

[@lemonelime8616]

@@bunny_rs-6137 wait what country are u from bc I think we spell it differently

[@user__notfound]

@@lemonelime8616 Isn't it supposed to be spelt as " of course " ?

[@AlexVanEks]

My rabbit plays chase with me; we go back and forth and he binkies around then comes back for cuddles. He's a special child for sure! He has a hutch indoors and supervised running around time, and is generally spoiled rotten . Moose also loves all the touching and demands it.

[@EvanTheHistorian]

My bunny seems to love to be chased. Like sometimes when he binks around and when i do chase him, well like follow him, and i stop, he will stop binking and wait for me to chase him again. I belive he loves being chased! ❤

[@easternrabbitfarm4561]

A nice and very informative video. The video is not about any particular rabbit but, it mentions the general habits and nature of rabbits. Regards

[@amandafranzen2322]

This is a very accurate video! Though I as a rabbit owner can say that after years of living with your bunny, it starts to trust you if you give it the chance to, and will be fine with you petting its back, vacuuming, picking it up once in a while etc. Nowadays my bunny stretches out her back legs and relaxes completely when I pet her back/bum, but she hated it when I first got her. Trust, respect and patience is everything with a bunny!

[@CarlyDeFoxx]

Thank you for this educational video! We need to bring more attention to caring for bunnies, as many people are still keeping them in poor conditions or don't understand their body language.

[@shellieperreault6262]

The worst are all the videos of people trying to bathe them, and thinking it's ok because the rabbit freezes. For some reason people will argue that the rabbit doesn't mind the bath instead of recognizing it's scared out of its mind. 😭

[@CarlyDeFoxx]

@@shellieperreault6262 I agree! Before I got my first bunbun I researched their body language so I could understand what they like and what annoys them! And I was 7 yo... I wish more people would do research before getting the pet they want, they often don't realize that their actions harm their little ones :(

[@RabbitMan]

I have had a couple rabbits in the big truck with me. 1 was in 40 states and 10 provinces. Never had a problem with them being scared in a moving vehicle.

[@areyoumadbroxd6861]

02:35 the animation of the "running" grey rabbit is SO badly done it looks like it's doing the worm. Lmfao! 🤣

[@linapasteur]

It's surprisingly very accurate, as a rabbit owner those are good advices. Though, some rabbits and cats/dogs live along well, but it must be done really progressively and with care.

[@angelabell8725]

Lina Na like when they are babies and they grow together

[@danteadkins1506]

I had to run after my rabbit because she always had the whole garden to play. But she still loved me and always came to me if I called her name or if she heard me singing. She was my soul animal. I often played with her and picked her up and she licked my nose in return 😂

[@nikihansen9713]

My Bunny, dog & cat are the BEST of Friends!!!! They play, sleep& share the back yard!!! I guess I’m very LUCKY to have this situation!!!

[@brittanywaters5028]

Honestly my bunny loves being in the dining room/living room area…. She socializes with all of us, even the cats. My three year old is crazy screams and yells. Honey bunny just looks at him like wtf? And goes back to chomping on her hay! Haha 😂 the young cat even tries to intimidate her from outside her cage…. Honey bunny goes on top of her hideout and stands tall! No fear! She is not scared! She’s happy 😊

[@katieknightponton645]

what a funny bunny! so cute.

[@binkybunnysway943]

Brilliant brilliant video. I've a house bunny. He has seizures he's also a single bunny so I have to give him loads of attention but he's never caged. He lives with our cat and dog the cat is his best friend now

[@angelabell8725]

Please do viedos would be soo encouraged to future multiple pet owners

[@JadeIsBaking]

I love this because they provide actual facts about diet and stuff like that. They also address things like the fact that they shouldn’t be kept in small cages.

[@AbyssalManta]

Lol, I really don't think rabbits are in a weight category that they should feel threatened by domestic cats. In fact, my cats are terrified of the local rabbit and hiss and run to high places as the poor thing chases them, apparently intent on playing. It won´t give up no matter how many times it's swatted.

[@axcherams7589]

My bunny (mini rex 2 month) he chasing a grown up cats (locals & straycats while i walk him near my house || note : he already knew if that was his teritory aswell)

[@kd0934]

my rabbit loved the vacuum he would stand on it whenever i tryed to vacuum this video is half right rabbits have different personalities just like other animals

[@boobear9944]

My bunny hates the smell of ANY meat cooking. She lives in a large pen in the living room so whenever we cook, she hides away until the smell goes away. I just leave her alone during this time or else she gets scared and runs from us (the only time she’s afraid of us) Also when it comes to stuff like the vacuum, get them used to it when they’re babies!!! My bunny used to be terrified but now she doesn’t mind it at all and will even sploot next to me while I vacuum

[@lilbabytears]

Same here! My rabbit cant stand when we cook meat at our house too!

[@mv848]

It's a paradox: they are unafraid of preying mantes

[@alisonhenry820]

Who isn't? Haha

[@katlovesclinton]

Most of this is true but it really depends on the rabbit. If you have a little weirdo like me, he will love the vacuum cleaner and come running over to play with it whenever I’m cleaning up, request more body massages and pets than head scratches, and stomp and complain whenever I move him out of the main “high traffic” area where he gets to see and be part of everything going on. Mine loves to ride in the car with me and I take him with me when I go visit my parents 8 hours away. I set him up on the passenger seat with some of the stuff he loves and set up a litter box on the floor. I have a tiny fiat so it’s easy for him to go down and use it and get back up on the seat where he’s all set up. I stop every once in a while for water and cuddle breaks, and he is very happy in his space. He likes to look out the window, I get licks on my arm while I drive, and then he flops over and sleeps after a while. This is a wonderful guide, but it’s important to learn to read your bunny’s communications to know what they really like/want.

[@DavidGreg-wm3ke]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain but currently living in Texas now..

[@bjorncedervall5291]

Very good summary. All children should be taught this regardless of whether they have a rabbit pet or not (because they may encounter rabbits in other contexts including homes of friends).

[@hersurrender]

Thank you for spreading awareness 🙏🏻🐰💚 Bunnies are highly misunderstood and mistreated animals.

[@lipisaha7382]

As a owner of two bunnies, they are dedicated and there safety is the most important thing ❤

[@moonful2771]

this helped me alot now i know what they hate and i can make sure to always check on them!

[@leannahime5198]

We have two rabbits. The first one, Meshka, we adopted her near the end of 2018. Then half a year later, we adopted Shasta. She is really cute. But they don't seem to get along. Meshka doesn't seem to like Cody.

[@hectorskmetija3015]

Was surprisingly impressed with this video. Was expecting loads of bullfrog, I hope people who are doing any of these things correct it now. Only small complaint, they should say how much minimum space. 8 foot run and 6 foot hutch, but for a really happy bunny it needs much more space than this with his friend 🥰

[@bingolinging]

*When you realized you been doing every thing this video tells you not to do.*

[@ThunderEkronix]

well. stop doing it.

[@ily5540]

Stop doing it or it will die sooner or later

[@Mike-pm2fc]

Our Holand Lop loves to hang out with our Golden Retriever. He lays by our dog, stands with his front feet on him, scratches him, and even runs to eat from the bowl when we feed the dog.🐰

[@Littlemochi1125]

My bunny doesn’t even go out 😂😂😂 She always stays inside her little hideout