The 10 Most Expensive Rabbits of All Time

[@LennonTheBunny]

Did your rabbit make the list? Comment below!

[@Rainbow_slayer]

mine did

[@robertaibrahim]

Yes mine is a mini lop bunny

[@amandafusarini3754]

Mine did

[@jswayne7546]

Mine isn't any particular breed, so no.

[@Rainbow_slayer]

mine too is a mini lop bunny

[@JessieandWilson]

“She’s the highest paid rabbit currently on planet earth” made me cry 😭 you go Lennon we love you and lorelei so much ❤️🐰

[@cameronforrester1566]

Lennon is a mix genes exemplar; she's a beauty and a sweetheart, an entrepreneur, an empress of the internet, & she 's a big bucks earner! What a bun.

[@saltyreeeloader5268]

100% agree, adoption is the best way . Save a life, adopt your bunnies.

[@anaquintanilla2674]

You cannot put a price on Lennon, she is priceless! She's a beauty and her mama loves her so much. Great job Lorelei! 🥰😍

[@gisellealvarez2941]

Thank you for another informative video Lorelei! My little guy was store bought for $50. He was a graduation gift and a pandemic pet given to me by my mother. It took me months to bond with him, he had a lot of fur issues. He was balding in weird areas. He was always scratching too. I was nervous but I never gave up on him. Due to my previous experiences with losing my bunnies when I was younger, I really dedicated my time to research and learn so much. Thanks to you and all the research that I have done, he has been a healthy boy at 2 years young now, he loves to flop and do zoomies. He is my best friend and he lounges while I grade homework or just do work in general. Thank you for all your great advice Lorelei, I try to pass on your knowledge to new bunny owners that I meet. With Easter coming around, a lot of people want rabbits and I make sure to explain what the reality of owning one is.

[@heavenlybunsnpups]

Wow! Who knew that bunnies could be over $1000 dollars 😅 Love your channel 💖🤗🐰

[@rf159a]

In my opinion, the best pet to get is the one you adopt!! They are the most precious!!!

[@garden.of.thistles]

I just can't get behind buying animals as if they are products in any circumstance, especially when pure breeds are at a much higher risk for a plethora of health issues. It's just the pure embodiment of human selfishness over animals to breed them for our use and aesthetic preferences. Most rabbits historically have been bred for meat, fur, and lab use, and now of course aesthetics. None of the traits we breed rabbits for is in the interest of the animal's health or wellbeing. With rabbits constantly being overpopulated in shelters, please please PLEASE adopt a rabbit that needs a home, and don't support people who are adding to the issue of overpopulation while profiting off of animal's bodies.

[@paresseuxdesneiges]

👍👍👍

[@sunglowwolf-7917]

Sometimes the breed that you want the most isn’t available for adoption and that’s an uncommon circumstance that I’ve hit myself as I was looking for angoras and there was none to adoption so I had to search for an ethical one... I think it extremely depends on where you get it from- if adoption is possible definitely do it but if it’s not then find the closest ETHICAL breeder These are just very unlikely circumstances that people can run into and it’s just something to work around but either way it’s best to never support the unethical breeders and support the ethical ones when needed that way it encourages more ethical breeders

[@paresseuxdesneiges]

@@sunglowwolf-7917 but why want a specific breed ???

[@sunglowwolf-7917]

@@paresseuxdesneiges so sometimes people have dogs or cats and sometimes it’s better to get a large breed rabbit vs a smaller breed rabbit or perhaps you want a rabbit that (barely) sheds (that would be the rex) or perhaps you love knitting and rabbits too so an angora would be the perfect choice for you- or perhaps you are looking for a specific personality trait more commonly found in specific breeds or sizes of rabbits (ie contis and Flemish have a calm more relaxed temperament for example vs rexs have a very cuddly and wants attention constantly from their owners typically and loves being petted at any time and place vs my mixed rabbit who is a stubborn hecker and gives me the cold shoulder if I pet him for to long 😂 ) if you aren’t looking for a specific breed or don’t know what you’re looking for then the best option is to look and meet the rabbits in the shelters and if you still haven’t found any that connects with you but you know a breed you might want then it wasn’t for nothing (and note that this is a rare situation but some people are just picky like that- ira I picked out when I wasn’t picky as much and turns out we get along so much because we have similar temperaments and loves attention from each other but doesn’t want it over done with each other if that makes sense? Anyways you get the point) It all depends on the person and the situation tho again these situations may be rare and obviously it’s gonna be easier adopting than searching for an ethical breeder (which believe me it took MONTH just to find two in my whole state) so definitely recommend adoption but it’s not for everyone This can be applied to dogs and cats as well too by the way

[@garden.of.thistles]

@@sunglowwolf-7917 So, that's assuming that you just absolutely NEED to have a specific breed of rabbit, and are unwilling to wait or look around a bit harder to see if that type of rabbit will show up in a shelter or from an adoption program ... I'm sorry but that just honestly comes off as shallow and a bit self-centered to me. There is no such thing as an 'ethical' or 'reputable' breeder, these are quite literally just buzzwords that breeders use to make people feel better about buying from them. They aren't regulated terms. Anyone can self-proclaim themselves to be ethical it doesn't actually have a definition. I'd even go as far as to argue that forcing an animal to go through pregnancy multiple times, keeping them unspayed/neutered which keeps them in a state of higher stress and gives them an increased risk for reproductive cancers, is simply wrong in itself. When you support breeding, you support the use and profit off of the breeding animal's bodies. Breeding animals usually die very young because of the stress their bodies go through, or from cancer. Breeding more rabbits into existence while millions of others are being euthanized in shelters is always going to be wrong, and I don't think simply wanting a specific looking rabbit is a good enough excuse to support breeders instead of adoption. Supporting breeders also just directly feeds into the mindset that animals are products before they are individuals. A lot of breeds that come with innate health issues, such as Holland Lops (whom oftentimes are deaf and develop breathing issues due to the shape of their heads) or angoras (who have a higher risk for intestinal blockages), dwarfs (lung issues), literally only exist because people want them to exist and believe that their health issues are somehow worth the aesthetics. People argue all the time that they just REALLY WANT a Holland Lop because they're SO CUTE, and so breeders keep breeding them into existence and this business stays profitable at the expense of the rabbits quality of life. Whereas if that same person just got over THEIR selfish desire to want a specific looking rabbit, maybe they'd be willing to adopt another rabbit that actually needs a home. Rabbits are always going to exist and need homes, they are feral almost everywhere in the world, we still breed them for meat, fur, and lab use, there's no reason to also breed them just because we selfishly want a specific aesthetic. I'm sorry if this comment was really harsh, I want people to seriously think hard about this topic and know all the facts, and I just really think you need a better reason then "I want" to choose supporting the breeding industry.

[@HeyMariahAnne]

I loved the breakdown of their personalities on the first few - it described my two bunnies personalities (a mini lop & lionhead) so perfectly! I always just thought it was from whatever they experienced before we adopted but now I see it's more a trait of their breed. Very cool.

[@torri625]

I adopted a mini Rex for $85. He was already neutered and litterbox trained. He was 5 years old and sad he didn't have a forever home yet. He was the first bunny I was shown when I got to the rescue house and I was instantly in love. He purred the first time I pet his head and I knew he was mine. He's 6 now and extremely spoiled, healthy, and happy

[@rebeccamay3512]

I rescued my albino rabbit from our yard. We think she was an Easter gift that grew up, and someone put her outside when they didn't want her anymore. She was discovered in our garage, and she's been with us a year. We love her!

[@transcendbytllc]

I have two mini holland lops (paid for one and bought the other because her sale fell through) and adopted an albino rex with a single mane from a hoarding case. I didn’t realize my babies had a price, they’re priceless to me ❤

[@AdiHughesGuitar]

We adopted a pair from a rescue in London last week. They're bonded and love their new home, they're some kind of lop cross. Adoption of rabbits isn't very well established in the UK yet, there are lots of well run dog and cat rescues, but rabbits rarely have their own dedicated rescues, and the one's that do exist are usually run by well meaning but overrun individual volunteers. The selling of rabbits needs to be better regulated to take the strain of these rescues.

[@jesuislhybre]

I'm always amazed by the quality of your content, especially your attention to detail in giving the right information through reliable sources. We can't say it enough Lorelei, and it's always nice to hear it: your videos are exceptional, and you're a generous person with a huge heart who loves to defend a cause that's right for her. We love you ❤

[@iihoneybea629]

The last lennonthebunny video i watched was the trailer video and i legit cried bcz the day before watching that a lost my lil Milo baby... the day after watching it i lost my Misty baby... (lost as in they passed) i had them for two weeks, Milo it was two weeks by the day and Misty was two weeks and two days... they were 8 weeks exactly i think when i got them and they are a big reason why in future i will always adopt spayed/neutered bunnies Also nobody should ever pressure or be pressured to get a pet that they are not ready for x Edit: ooh they were mini lops and £50 each lol bargain

[@thescarlettbandit5542]

Beautiful ending ❤ so true Sometimes it’s about doing what’s right. My daughter came home with our Netherland dwarf, she had nursed back to health while working at a pet wholesale place... they wanted to put her down. We had 6 wonderful years with her instead 💔 🕊

[@zoebreedlove8202]

I have a pedigreed English Angora who I paid $350 for! So they can definitely cost a lot more then just $300. Even though pricey she was worth every penny I love my girl❤

[@WolfieRhi]

Yes we paid 200 I think for a well bred continental but unfortunately she had nasty behaviour issues

[@chabnh1518]

I really appreciate the fact that you talk about adopting even in this video this is very important ! Thank you for that and for all I learnt in this video

[@silverandstar]

My buns were from someone who was told that her buns were both neutered males - they weren’t , they had 40 buns at one point . They weren’t charging for the buns . I hope they all went to good homes

[@mysticthehorselover5979]

I've had 6 bunnies in total. 4 of them were siblings. 3/4 of them were Lion Heads. They were Flemish giant/Lion Head mixes. Another of the 6 lived with them for a while. We got 2 of them when they were a few months old and the other 2 and the other that lived with them when they were older. The other bunny, our most recent addition, was rescued by my aunt in her back yard. She knew we had bunnies so she asked us about taking her and we decided to. She's the only girl bunny we've had out of the 6 and she's an albino Lion Head. She litter trained herself and she's very clean and a good bunny. Besides her, we still have the other bunny that wasn't one of the siblings. All of our bunnies were free. ❤

[@yangyangletseat]

I had a cute and very intelligent lion head, she knew how to open doors and hop out to the living room and do soo many tricks like turn around and high fives. When I took her to the vet one day and carried her on a carrier with me to go for a quick grocery shopping, I felt soo bad because she went running to her litter box for a very long pee😢 but I think the lion head should be number one in my list lol Thank you for sharing this video I always enjoy watching your channel❤

[@efirehawk]

Thank you Lorelei as always for your wonderful content. To be honest I hate that they make some rabbits be born in short lived and unhealthy bodies for the sake of breeding, but I prefer to hear it all from you as usual. Many thanks and keep it up!

[@PixiePrincess501]

Oh, wow. My Buddy is a Mini Lop! I didn't realize he cost so much... (He was originally my younger brother's girlfriend's bunny, but due to a lot of circumstances, we ended up adopting him. They come over every weekend, and she always says hi and plays with him when they do, and he knows her voice and gets super happy to see her! It's adorable!)

[@Tocaboca_1384]

I got my rabbit for 1000 i got him for my birthday the owners did not want him but he is so so so so so soooo cute❤ and i love your channel so MUCH❤❤❤

[@paintsnake3251]

I literally almost died because of the price that I saw on the two rexes 💀 I also love your vids with Lennon please make more rabbit hauls to if you can!

[@d.b.1176]

Our rabbit Cheddar was $75 from Bunny Bunch Rescue 💕

[@OldMotherLogo]

Our shelter adopts out rabbits for $45. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, litter box trained. You get a 3 hour class on rabbit care and a year’s membership in the House Rabbit Society. And you get ongoing support & free nail trims. We get all sorts of breeds, colors, and sizes. My sweet brown agouti lop/chinchilla mix may not have the status of some other rabbits but she is sweet natured and perfect for me. Adoption is definitely the way to go.

[@Kiku91]

My current bunny was adopted with his late partner. I actually had my adoption fee waived, because they were repeat surrenders and had a hard time getting adopted. However my bun has health issues that the shelter missed so he is my most expensive in vet bills. 😭still worth it

[@lauralackner6856]

I had 2 Netherland Dwarf rabbits years ago. One lived to be 13yr and the other 18yr. Wonderful pets and companions.

[@herself75]

All of my bunnies are in this list. But as far as we're concerned, they're priceless!

[@Enzonio]

Just asking I have a mix at home of a harlequin and a mini lop their ears in winter are up and summer down is that special?

[@Tea_W]

Every breed is so uniquely beautiful. I often struggle with how they can be so adorable, and if we even deserve these magical souls. I once had to move from CA to PA and fought ridiculously hard to get my bunny with me in my seat on a flight. They will always try to get you to store your animals under the plane. I said your literally asking me to let my pet suffer a horrible death. I’m not going to lie, and I’m not proud of this but I had to have my now ex husband pull out his military ties for them to even listen to us. Funny all of the sudden then they were willing to allow my rabbit to fly with me. And allowed me to get scanned by the machine without my rabbit having to go through it at all. Everyone who saw her instantly smiled like a little child and gushed over her cuteness. Which honestly filled my heart with joy that so many were smitten over her. It’s just a shame that you have to be considered “important “ to get people to understand your worries and needs. If my ex hadn’t been in the military idk if we would of been accommodated. I told him I wouldn’t leave without knowing for sure that she was allowed on my lap, and if they denied me when we got there, I wouldn’t be getting on the flight.

[@Timmysvegankitchen]

I love Lennon and u are a great mum to her

[@Kimberley_Veronica]

By son is about to get a giant Flemish cross mini lop and his personality and the connection makes him the unique PERFECT rabbit

[@callsignprofessor]

I got an award winning Holland lop pure breed for 40 euros because he was 3 and had a litter so 'written off'. He's the most loving bunny I've ever had! Sleeping on my lap or stomach, chasing you through the house, giving you kisses 24/7. Doesn't matter the price, it's the character that counts:)

[@Artsyanimal]

What an informative list and very entertaining!! I am so surprised by #1

[@PolarImpulse]

My bunny is a lionhead and let me tell you, the personality bit was spot on! He’s probably one of the sassiest animals I own, but he will not come out of hiding if I’ve got a friend over! He warms up to them pretty quickly, but he’s still a bit jumpy even then

[@Av4days]

Wow I love bunny’s

[@robertaibrahim]

I have been a fan since 4 years ago

[@pastramicheesemonster4873]

Awww, I got my two for £40 each from a sanctuary. They weren't spayed/neutered because the sanctuary can't afford that, but they were vaccinated. They were about 10 weeks old when I got them and they're litter-mates. Maple is a Harlequin Lionhead and Ash is an Opal Agouti Lionhead 🥰 Ash is definitely single-maned, but Maple has a much thicker coat so she could be double 🤷🏼‍♀️ their mum and sister have standard coats and their mum was so friendly. I'm sad I didn't have the space for all four 😔

[@ar1a3a]

thtas so insane on how expensive little buns can be! ( i love your channel sooo much! if itwerenot for you, my rabbit would have been in a little cage in the garage! ❤🐰

[@ar1a3a]

OMG YOU LIKED MY COMMENT IM FREAKING OUT RIGHT NOW TYSM

[@jodiewhitham6850]

Love that have a harlequin cross breed. Not surprised by rex being high as their coats are extra soft and always wanted to get some rescue rex

[@WaffleBunBuns]

Thank you so much for educating me on important bunny facts that make my rabbit live a deathly happy life.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

uh, deathly?

[@WaffleBunBuns]

@@lazyhomebody1356 no

[@JSAvitation]

I have a Holland lop or a mini lop but I’ll just called it a lop my bunny name is Roxy she’s female and she is 2 months old so the other rabbit I had came smaller but the Roxy was bigger so pixy might had some problems so that’s how she died 😢 but Roxy is a healthy bunny bun

[@theblepiansofroblox6287]

3:44 I got my Holland lop for $80 from a terrible breeder, I saw her and most her siblings were sick I saw her and I just took her because I didn’t want her to also be sick and now we are inseparable

[@ronnrayy5449]

When I was getting my bunnies I originally tried going through a rescue but it seemed like they were judging me as a "hardcore male who's probably gonna feed them to his snake" or something. So I went to a pet store instead and it must've been both of our lucky days bc I met a litter of 8 week old Rex's. The dude originally told me $400 a piece. So I was planning on getting 2 so they can grow up together, but then they only ended up charging me $50 per bun. But I think the fact that they got to grow up with me in the same home and never having been through being abandoned, or bouncing from shelter to shelter or being abused, I think has it's advantages. Both of my buns are perfectly house trained buns. Never to this day did either of them pee in the house. Or poop even for that matter. From 8 weeks old they knew exactly how to bunny 😆 they are like my little kids

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Their mother probably litter box trained them, as with kittens. I suppose it wouldn't have helped to say, "uh, I'm totally not going to feed them to my snake."

[@TAYLOR8mm]

I have a holland lop named Harry, hes orange and white. I actually got him for free on craigslist. He was already free roaming wich was a good thing and he is currently also free roaming my room. Best thing is to always adopt rather than buying, there are tons of amazing rabbits in shelters in need of a loving home. I don't care about the breed, I love rabbits, it just turned out I got a holland lop and I love my boy.

[@emmaduncan3691]

Wow! My purebred pedigreed show bred bun was only $20!

[@AxelBlaze5]

It doesn't matter what breed it is or what colour or size it is, for me every single Rabbit is priceless even if it's a Wild Rabbit i.e. Cottontail. ♥️♥️♥️

[@SoothingBelle]

Mine is a lop / lipnhead and she has the most luxurious mane. With fur tufs around her rub, and long tufs around her ears.

[@try2justbe]

What about blanc de hotot or dwarf hotot bunnies?

[@veronicalf1991]

I just adopted a rehomed bunny boy. He's a harlequin, and he has velvet fur. He's very sweet and playful 🥰

[@OneMinuteHistoryChannel]

A bit of bunny history… we approve.

[@emilychang7095]

Oh I was gonna breed my buns and I also love them so so much!😊

[@Timmysvegankitchen]

I adopted my bunnies in 2018 now they are now 4 nearly 5 years old wow❤❤❤

[@sashacrossi]

*Me turning to my Harlequin and Mini Rex I got from the shelter* look guys, you're royalty!

[@TimeBreakPictures]

Great video. One can not put a logical price tag on an animal anyway, in my opinion!

[@WaffleBunBuns]

Tomorrow is my 1 year anniversary of getting my rescue rabbit.

[@Sophiliatea]

Great video as always!! Sending love from California 💗💗

[@juliaofcx]

Tysm for starting yt! Without ur channel I would know why less about a rabbits life and more :)))!

[@iitscloudy6368]

Ty so much Lorlei can u maybe do anothe4 part of amazon bunny shopping?!

[@annekapio945]

8:09 Well I never would’ve thought my BunBun (aka Tiny Dictator) would be of such a historically expensive breed. 😂 But I guess that explains why she has expensive taste and acts like she owns the place. 😅

[@LennonTheBunny]

😂😂

[@Non_Existent_Channell]

Hey Lennon! Just wanted to say thank you. I’ve been wanting a rabbit and you really helped me understand them!

[@Non_Existent_Channell]

Man that was a fast heart lol

[@Sadieapprecaandslaydaday]

Can you make a video on the worlds biggest rabbit 🐇?!?

[@normanandalfie]

No wonder their so expensive their ADORABLE

[@-.--.--.--.--.-.]

the one in the thumbnail is adorable 😭

[@RougeHimbo]

They sell most of these at the corner of my house for 20 bucks lol. I’m gonna make a rabbits foot necklace

[@thall3827]

My boy is either a Holland or mini lop, or maybe a mix, best guess. He was "free" from the middle of the street, but in neuter and illness treatments has cost about a thousand dollars so far in the 1.5 years I've had him. I love him to pieces!

[@maryneedham419]

If he can move his ears in all directions and is under 4 pounds he's definitely a Holland Lop and if his fur is more medium dense length he's a Holland Lop congratulations on your baby

[@Jean-ts8rm]

how much is the average of a mixed single mane lionhead? (idk what is it mixed with)

[@jellybean7283]

My single maned lionhead- harlequin mix was $30 from a farm store

[@abbij2009]

Does anyone know good toys/chews for rabbits? My two rabbits have tons of chew toys but they dont touch them, im worried that their teeth will grow too big, or that theyll get bored, anyone know any toys/chews?

[@Yoarashi]

Apple tree branches. Thin branch is better than thick, freshly cut is better than dried, healthy tree is a must

[@LynKM-f1x]

hi lorelei, i know this question is not related to this video but im not rlly sure where to ask you this😅 i watched all your potty training videos but they never seem to work, i have attempted to potty train my rabbit but she refuses to poop in her litter box. I have always thought it was because she wasnt neutered, because when i first got her she always pooped in one spot but at one point she suddenly started to poop all over so i decided to neuter her a few months ago but i still cant potty train her. is there a reason for this?

[@gabbyhulsey4646]

I got my rabbit for $12 at a meat farm In ohio. I love this video!😁

[@emilysmith5130]

From what I can tell by how my bunny looks, he is an English spot mixed with a lionhead and I got him for $15 on Facebook marketplace lol.

[@iihoneybea629]

The last lennonthebunny video i watched was the trailer video and i legit cried bcz the day before watching that a lost my lil Milo baby... the day after watching it i lost my Misty baby... (lost as in they passed) i had them for two weeks, Milo it was two weeks by the day and Misty was two weeks and two days... they were 8 weeks exactly i think when i got them and they are a big reason why in future i will always adopt spayed/neutered bunnies Also nobody should ever pressure or be pressured to get a pet that they are not ready for x

[@ΜαρίαΜακρίδου-ν5τ]

Hey Lorrelay, I love your videos. I have a two year old female spayed rabbit who has just started peeing in her enclosure again, mainly at night. What can I do? Please help. Thanks in advance. Yours Maria

[@stillwaters7730]

Adopt.....NEVER SHOP. I love this channel, and enjoyed this as an educational bun vid!

[@WolfieRhi]

Adopt OR shop RESPONSIBLY

[@piggytheguinea00]

Omgg!! I just opened yt and what I see.. NEW VIDEOOOO! Lorelei tell lennon that she is adorable and that we love her sm!! Thsnks to you, our rabbjt has Access to the whole house!! Earlier i said that he has a Cage to use litter box and eat. But now HE HAS A WHOLE FREAKING MANSION TO EXPLORE!! If not thanks to u, he would be kept in a Cage..

[@bugloverspiderlover8490]

We got a mini Rex and netherland dwarf for free! The breeder literally gave them to us after we fell in love with them,as she couldn’t breed from them anymore.

[@Ilovekaya]

i have both a lion head with a single mane and an angora. i use to have a lion head with a doublr mane tho.

[@ShinesKitten]

all so cute. but where i am all of them go for under about $250!! the one i have that cost the most was my lionhead. hes from a show breeder but didnt make the cut. so hes my baby now, still paid a bit for him!!

[@tabletsmerdovi8163]

I think soon i might have a rabbit, im so excited😊❤

[@felicity8993]

My rabbit is a lion head Rex mixed and is the harlequin color so she is mixed with all the breeds you named in this videos

[@rayisemo]

as someone who has a mini lop and a lionhead, i had no idea they were this expensive, at least in the us! we got our minilop for $50 and our lionhead for $35, both from experienced bunny owners and both vaccinated! :0

[@pickled_sausage]

This channel CONSTANTLY and consistently gives me the AWWWWW 🥹❤️ Thank you for promoting adoption!

[@K9Zippy]

As much as I love your content, you prices aren't going from least to most, they're like randomly shuffled

[@Bakuraliciouss]

Wow I was not expecting the rex to be #1 since in my observation and experience, they are on the cheaper side. I have an American rex I fell in love with and adopted despite wanting an English lop- but it's as you said: it's important to prioritize the bunny themselves rather than an idealized breed if you find one you fall in love with.. which I did. ♥ That being said, I'm surprised english lops didn't make the list at all?

[@sunglowwolf-7917]

Surprised too now that you mention it but lops in general have lots of health issues (particularly English lops) so its maybe best it’s left out :( I wanted one too but the health issues are way to risky for me in my opinion

[@Bakuraliciouss]

@@sunglowwolf-7917 That is true, I've heard their ears are incredibly prone to infections. Do you know what other health issues they're easily prone to?

[@sunglowwolf-7917]

@@Bakuraliciouss mainly the ear drums but Their ears can get infections easily cuz they can accidentally put them in the water bowls

[@JdeeGeekyGao]

My boy is Mini lop and angora maybe jersey wooly. The vet doesn't know But he is very lop in behavior just soooooo fluffy. Anyway Lennon is adorable and I love your cutaways to her at the end, always fills me with joy.

[@mythilims3277]

I love your videos they are very educative. I have a bunny named Minchu we've only made it so far because of you .Thank you so much 💗. As always love you and lennon so much 💗💜💙💚🧡💛❤

[@thedrift4820]

I love you Lennon ❤ you helped my bunny

[@krystalirvin8011]

We rescued a 1 year old lopped ear lionhead and he beautiful and we love him so much but he has alot of health issues and our vet said that his Breed is prone to breathing issues because they are the pug of rabbits and his little nose is pushed in as intended.. poor bud is always at the vet for something but he is happy and we Will do whatever it takes to keep him that way

[@elifearr]

Be careful what you wish for when you get a mini lop, my little boy was tiny a year ago, now he’s hella fluffy, 9 pounds and huge for a mini lop :, ) (he also isn’t overweight, he has a balanced diet of high quality hay, pellets and veggies)

[@pastichegraham]

I love you and Lennon so freaking muchhh💕💖💕💖💕

[@ariasweilem1447]

You should make a really long video going by all the rabbit breeds

[@randomrandom3128]

My baby was a mix of the Holland lop and a lion head rabbit~ she was so sweet and intelligent. Sadly she passed away due to a genetic health issue in December 2022

[@caitlinmannas4985]

I 'shopped' for my two angoras but I'm a spinner. I was more picky about the living conditions than the bloodlines. Mine are primarily pets but they are still WORK, I wouldn't suggest them for anyone who isn't into fiber arts because you need to brush multiple times a week and you need high protein feed.

[@Gelliboo707]

I have a Californian albino rabbit he was gift🤍🐇

[@melissaludington3125]

I have a question. During seasonal changes, the wild birds get real loud at night. Do you think them being loud will be too much for a bunny or will it be okay?

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Why don't you stay with your rabbit the first few times so she can see you're not alarmed and everything's fine?

[@melissaludington3125]

@@lazyhomebody1356 I will try that. Thank you!

[@JenonHonor-y2z]

I love all the rabbits in this video❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

My bunny was all warm and soft. I used to kiss her little face and tickle her whiskers! She used to sleep with me in my bed when it was cold outside. She was only supposed to last for 4-6 years and ended up living until she was 8 1/2 she only died because she got bunny cancer! Her fur was so silky and soft. She was as docile as pie! she used to let me pet her for hours a day. I fed her fruit and veg as well as dandelions and herbs she liked. She was not just a pet, but a best friend too, little cutie that she was!!!! RIP