Rabbit Body Language: Meaning Behind 15 Strangest Rabbit Behaviors | Rabbits Jaw-Dropping Facts

In this video, we will talk rabbit body language, and 15 strange things rabbits do, and explain the meaning behind them.
Eating Cecotropes
When your bunny appears to be bathing their belly and they come up chewing, they are actually eating a cecal pellet. Irabbits produce two types of droppings, fecal pellets and cecal pellets. It is from these cecal pellets that rabbits get the majority of their nutrition.
Scattered Droppings
Scattered droppings signify that this territory belongs to the rabbit.
Rabbits mark their territory by spreading their poop around their home. These smelly messages warn other rabbits that the place belongs to them.
Territorial droppings often occur when a rabbit enters to a new environment, or when a new rabbit moves into the house.
Why rabbits rub their chin
Rabbits have scent glands under their chins that they use to mark their territory.
This will be particularly helpful when bunnies move in the dark and cannot see.
If you have more than one rabbit, you’ll notice that chinning occurs more frequently.
If your rabbit rubs her chin on you, This is a sign that your rabbit loves you and feels safe with you.
If your rabbit is chinning another rabbit, it is often a display of affection.
Why rabbits dig
Digging is normal rabbit behavior. In the wild, rabbits dig burrows to escape from predators and have a comfortable spot to rest.
Beyond instincts, bunnies also dig for fun, or to occupy themselves when they are bored or stressed.
Some rabbits dog to shorten their nails.
What rabbits thump their foot?
Among rabbits, thumping the back foot is a natural reaction to a threat that they may have seen, heard or smelled.
Back leg stomping can also be a sign of annoyance in the rabbit world.
If your bunny is feeling irritated about something, whether it's you stroking their back for too long, they may thump their feet to indicate feeling irked or uneasy at the moment.
Why rabbits grind their teeth
When a rabbit grinds their teeth, they are communicating enjoyment. This is a rabbit's way of purring.
But teeth grinding can also be a sign of discomfort or pain. Grinding due to pain is often more frequent and louder than grinding due to contentment.
Why rabbits get the zoomies
Running around at fast speeds indicate a happy bunny and your rabbit is running around out of pure joy and excitement.
Why rabbits lick
Rabbits lick you for a lot of reasons. They may want to show you affection and love. They may even want to groom you to show that they care about your well-being. Or they may simply enjoy the taste of your skin as you may have the residue of some yummy treat on your skin.
If your rabbit licks your clothes, they are probably showing you affection. Like chinning, licking is also a rabbit’s way to mark their territory, especially when the rabbit gives a few licks to the objects in the area.
Licking in this way helps rabbits to spread their scent.
Why rabbits twitch their nose.
Twitching their noses helps rabbits to smell better.
In rabbit body language, nose twitching is a sign of curiosity and alertness. If they’re curious about what’s going on, they waggle their nose fast to pick up the scents around them.
Rabbits may also twitch their nose fast to regulate their body temperature and cool off.
Why rabbits bite
Rabbits bite for a lot of reasons. Some rabbits may give you an innocent nip to get your attention, like when you stop petting them. By biting, your bunny is asking you to keep petting her.
Rabbits may also bite to stop unwanted actions or behaviors by humans or other animals
Generally, rabbits bite to show dominance, defend their food, or protect themselves.
Aggressive biting behavior can be prevented by spaying or neutering your bunny.
Why rabbits nudge.
Rabbits explore their environment by sniffing and nudging. They may nudge you to greet you, say Hello to you, or investigate you. They may even nudge to get your attention or demand to be groomed, like when they want you to pet them.
However, a nudge can also mean, “you’re in my way!” or “Move please!”.
Why rabbits growl
Growling is a clear sign that your rabbit is angry or stressed.
Why rabbits binky
Binkying is a large jump in the air while the rabbit slightly twists its body or head at the same time. Rabbits binky when they feel very happy or excited.
Why rabbits spray
Some rabbits mark their territory by urinating on objects, other rabbits, people or everything in the range. This process is known as ‘spraying’.
Spraying is often directed at vertical surfaces.
Spraying a jet of urine on humans is usually the way rabbits show love for their owners.
Neutering or spaying your rabbit is an effective way to prevent them from spraying urine.
Why Rabbits twitch in their sleep
When your rabbit is sleeping, you may notice head, cheek, or even full-body twitches. Rabbits dream during the REM stage of sleep, and those twitches are responses to whatever's happening in their dreams.

[@scottishoutlooker2461]

I have a young American blue rabbit, she shows all the signs of happiness in our house, then we noticed she’ started getting spooked for no reason. After a few days we discovered it’s a certain jacket I wear that she is terrified of.

[@CyberrIsEpik]

My rabbit was terrified of my Guinea pig-

[@lauraelizabeth4226]

I had to stop wearing my favorite hat because it scared my bunny 😂

[@kittenmimi5326]

Whaa? A jacket? Why tho 😂

[@loopylou6841]

My boys funny with me when I wear my old lady glasses 😂😂, awww poor love

[@liwkaosmaek9874]

Aaaw... so cutee :)

[@janelle9998]

"Rabbits mark their territory by spreading their poop around" -- That made me laugh

[@pinkroseskz]

Makes sense to me now, she poops all over my front rug 😂

[@Habs1967]

So I'm not the only one, good to know

[@sophiesonsuz2500]

That’s why mine poops everywhete

[@joannaananicz2797]

My rooom is my rabbits

[@yesikanarvaez5027]

It's true tho

[@traciec6517]

I love my rabbits. They mean the world to me. ❤

[@mikehawk3268]

There gross there piss and poo machines...

[@imlb7427]

@@mikehawk3268 if you teach him to poo or pee in his cage. Like everyone teach dogs to poo outside the house. Rabbits also understand this, they are very clean animals If you give them a task, they will do it My rabbit always get fresh in his cage They are also intelligent like dogs,cats etc. Just give it a try❤

[@imlb7427]

You are right My rabbit is much important than my life

[@imlb7427]

My rabbit name is Theo💘. What's your rabbit name?

[@traciec6517]

@@imlb7427 I have 12, 3 are house rabbits. They have an Instagram account - tlcswaywardbuns

[@wildedibles819]

Lol so peewee loves me thats why he sprayed in my coffee lol

[@star5384]

Because rabbits love 😂 coffee

[@thepixelatedgirl4741]

Umm WHAT

[@wildedibles819]

@@star5384 lol much love xoxox

[@ScrolledAgain]

But did you show it back by drinking it?

[@wildedibles819]

@@ScrolledAgain lol I didn't know until hubby said well he was more laughing Don't drink that lol

[@alyssabishop346]

My bunny thumps when I stop giving him attention for more than 5 seconds. Some of them are just spoiled

[@darrenhatfield4578]

😂😂

[@ranvirwadhawan]

Hey.. is it ok to keep a rabbit??? actually I'm planning to keep one☺️

[@alyssabishop346]

@@ranvirwadhawan as long as you do your research into the care and needs of them. Rabbits are social creatures so they require a lot of attention and they have a special diet. You also can not keep them in a cage! Its a common misconception a lot of people have about bunnies. They need just as much space as a cat or dog

[@ranvirwadhawan]

@@alyssabishop346 ok.. thank you so much for advising..🙏👍

[@alyssabishop346]

@@ranvirwadhawan yeah of course! Bunnies are really special pets and I love mine to death, so I would really encourage getting one!

[@starlabradshaw2969]

As a rabbit rescuer, I have to commend this video for being so accurate and aware!! I'll admit I came in with my hackles up, but I'm pleased to see how good this information is! Well done! I'll be Sharing this with potential and new adopters!! Thank you for giving the right information!!

[@Expatriate1977]

As someone who loves rabbits, I commend you for rescuing bunnies!

[@shilly8538]

Can u tell if it is ok for a bunny to groom itself a lot . My bunny has been doing that a lot today but looks active and fine

[@KirstineTermansen-ct5tq]

I'm am a friendly rabbit,.

[@treblewine453]

0:10 Thumping 1:27 Eating Cecotropes (appears as belly grooming) 2:03 Scattered Droppings 2:32 Digging 3:04 Chin Rubbing/chinning 4:17 Teeth Grinding 5:05 Zoomies 5:28 Licking 6:16 Nose Twitching 7:18 Biting 7:54 Cage chewing (part of biting but probably useful separately) 8:17 nudging 8:48 Binking 9:00 spraying 9:40 Twitching in sleep 9:55 Growling

[@alexcon3467]

Thank you

[@pr0phet]

Should be pinned

[@estherwright5532]

Thank you

[@topnotchlilsexy]

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[@CariBarbour]

thank you👏

[@shipleydutch8440]

My rabbit marked my phone- And has yet to mark me? im hurt.

[@theebumble_b123]

That happened first before me too lol

[@sophiahenderson4362]

Generic Name Lol u made my day 😂 good luck!

[@theebumble_b123]

@@FunGayBun lol wow

[@dayinalife4946]

Lol

[@mishanamujeeb6895]

My rabbit too

[@OnkelUlli01]

Thx, now I know that my Bunny is a happy one

[@iminactiv]

when it showed the rabbit eating in that food tray it’s showed corn!!! corn is not good for rabbits, it could possibly kill them and seeds too! bunnies can’t just live on carrots, they need unlimited hay and if they don’t have hay they can go into GI stasis. they also need greens such as Romain lettuce, kale, spring mix, herbs such as mint, parsley, thyme, dill, etc. also rabbits can’t have ice burg lettuce. it’s filled with water and could make your rabbit sick.

[@knowledges393]

Also kale and parsley may cause bloating GI in rabbits 🐇

[@iminactiv]

@@knowledges393 ??

[@becgould3772]

@@iminactiv kale has been known to kill animals its really not that good. You only give them a small amount of vegetables because of the sugar content of the plants. My boys get unlimited hay, a small amount of home grown parsley and a small amount of grass, hafe a cup of soy free and molasses food (soy is also not good for them molasses is to high in sugar) but there main diet is oaten hay. Yes there's different types of hay.

[@iminactiv]

@@becgould3772 I’m not dumb I have a rabbit, I don’t give my rabbit kale I give him spring mix at night. he has unlimited hay, ( ORCHARD HAY ) some pellets, fresh water and he gets greens such as, spring mix, mint, parsley, thyme, etc for dinner he also gets some oat treats. you should NEVER feed your rabbit grass!!! there is a rabbit virus going around and it could kill your rabbit. you never know what’s going into your bunny when you give it grass. also what brand of pellets do you give your rabbit?

[@becgould3772]

@@iminactiv wow I never thought that you were! I was trying to explain why you don't give them alot of green stuff especially kale. 😟 Grass isn't bad the virus ( in Australia were iam!) Isn't in the grass its in the mosquito and we can and do get vaccine against them. Peter's fibre right Timothy food the only one without the junk i can get in Australia that doesn't cost a arm and a leg they only get hafe a cup between 2 once a day. Sorry I spoke.

[@galaxyride4944]

My bunny never does territorial droppings. He hops but never dropz

[@ataraxiastemple]

i wish i could relate 😭😭😭my beautiful bambi makes the room is poop pile

[@noralip1807]

@@ataraxiastemple are they spayed or neutered? If not, get them sterilised and throw all the droppings on 1 place. This hopefully will tel your bun(s) to poop at that place.

[@giannagranata1582]

@@noralip1807 I got my rabbit spayed she pooped everywhere LOL I don’t rlly mind though my dog eats them

[@smartthehamster3265]

@Chris Jones Fun fact: They can poop up to 100 poops in a day!

[@jeremyranger4260]

well at first my lone bun was only shiddin' in his litter but as soon as i introduced a mate he's saying the world is his.

[@haytreatsathome]

Our bunnies chew our chargers to show their appreciation for us☺️😅🐰

[@monicaproud4544]

omg i’ve lost so many chargers because of mine

[@TheAntisocialTrain]

Where do you plug them? The chargers that is - are they high up?

[@maariyah5760]

Yes 😭

[@PhilipjFrytheonly]

They chew your chargers because there rabbits lmao bunny proof your shit

[@mdw9167]

@@PhilipjFrytheonly why are you so angry? Also you used the wrong there. It’s “they’re” rabbits.

[@iminactiv]

also rabbits should NEVER be on wire! it can cause sore hocks 😭

[@raziakhatoon4677]

😂

[@iminactiv]

@@raziakhatoon4677 why are you laughing?

[@zaidalovesny]

@@raziakhatoon4677 what's funny

[@-cay-]

@@zaidalovesny Thank @Razia Khatoon misread it as Hore Socks

[@maryallen3931]

WELL THANKS AND......oppps

[@feddyfaburr]

My bunny thumps out of excitement, fear, annoyance, and anger. If we don’t give her her pellets or veggies quick enough, she’ll thump because she’s tired of waiting. What a little diva 😂

[@brigettenicole2943]

I’m so happy to know my little man is a happy bun ❤️ I rescued him from under a truck when he was about a week old. him & my cat are like best friends now!

[@anotherswan]

i KNEW my beautiful Harry loved me! Miss him a lot

[@May-bt1ti]

Sorry

[@anotherswan]

@@May-bt1ti thank you x

[@jjdoesart4344]

Sorry

[@anotherswan]

@@jjdoesart4344 thanks x

[@umanshipanchal8926]

❣️

[@hawksfan8870]

Every time I go by my rabbit, he comes up to me and chins me. I thought it was because he loves me. But after watching this video I realized my rabbit is using me as his property, as his slave.

[@peachytears2656]

hajajahaaha

[@loopylou6841]

They're already taking control!, Soon!, They will rule the World!!! 😂😂

[@frasermartin345]

I mean you do pay for their food, water and home and they get it all for free🤣🤣

[@clearopenskies]

I noticed my rabbit makes different kinds of sounds. There's one that doesn't quite sound like an angry growl, it sound more like a hum. She makes it when we're near her and she wants our attention. When we're about to give her food, when she wants to be petted, when she's coming towards us to smell or nudge us... It almost looks like she's talking to us.

[@funfan515]

Our tiny elderly bunny thumps his legs and terrifies our giant collie boy( who is 80 lbs) !!!🤣🤣🤣 Max, the collie, tries to jump in our laps immediately every time 🤦🏼‍♀️😆

[@mastermammooth5664]

Hahaha big bunny lol

[@gamingwithja644]

Giant collie boy if it a dog you should keep it away or cat

[@funfan515]

@@gamingwithja644 Thank you for the suggestion. Bunny is around other animals, he is in fact in love with one of our kitties 😄 And follows her everywhere. We do separate the dogs from the bun , when he is outside in our back yard, so he can have peace fir a few hours hopping around. In the house he has an enormous six feet tall parrot cage, with shelves, hiding box, litter box and basically it’s his own private condominium. I clean it every day, and overall, I believe he is a very well cared fir snd loved bunny. He even has separate mommy time- as all animals in our house. He is safe, loved and respected! 😊 But our oldest collie is still terrified of the bunny thumping ! 😆 He is a gentle giant, who loves all animals and licks the cats , too. Don’t worry, Monsieur Bon Bon is super safe and happy ! And the Benny kisses and licks us, very happy and confident! Charming Casanova with Princess, our beautiful white kitty lady 😆😆

[@Pikashades]

I wounded my knee and Lothar came to lick it. He was trying to make me feel better.

[@Rose-xi2ll]

Rabid

[@godsleftbootycheek4437]

I actually have a rabbit, and she sometimes does some of these behaviors. I’ve always wondered why she did this, and now it’s explained. Thanks, Jaw-Dropping Facts!

[@CanonicallyAGuy]

I used to have two rabbits. Dusty was a smaller very friendly and smart rabbit who adored affection and didn't mind getting picked up. She was also a more submissive rabbit. Flopsy, on the other hand, was larger and dare I say chonkier then dusty. She was super aggressive and hated anything to do with getting picked up and people. She also hated it when dusty got picked up and would try and 'save' her sometimes. Even though dusty had no problem. They were in a small cage unfortunately. We wanted to get them a bigger one for awhile but we never got the chance due to money issues. They fought a lot, flopsy being the attacker and so we often had to take dusty out for walks in the backyard or for cuddles so she'll avoid the abuse. They were also both unspayed. Tragically, dusty died last summer. They were about a year old. Since she died, flopsy has been a lot lonelier. Because of that she's been more open to human touch and connection, when before she used to cut it off completely. She doesn't attack us anymore for no reason and would usually give us a lot of warning beforehand. She of course still hates getting picked up, so we don't pick her up at all unless we need to check her for injuries or if she let's us. She's very clever and has found at least 4 ways to escape her cage. Usually by chewing giant holes in the sides. She also learned to climb stairs, so if she escapes and she's looking for attention she'll climb up the basement stairs (we moved her down there after dusty died, don't worry it's well lit and spacious) and she'll look for people. She likes to go behind the couch unfortunately but hasn't chewed any cords that we are aware of. It's really cute when she finds a person, because she'll sit there looking at them with her dumb bunny face until they notice her. We usually get up to try and herd her back downstairs and she'll binky and zoom away playing chase. Sometimes she goes back on her own, other times we end up picking her up and giving her quite a few cuddles until she's had enough then put her away. She's a very happy bunny and is a lot friendlier now that dusty is gone. We miss dusty every day, especially me. I take most of the care for the rabbits and have gotten really attached to them. Way more then the rest of my family mostly because I think their adorable. I had gone through quite a lot of grief for about a week or so, which was also unfortunate since my school had started a week after dusty passed. Hopefully she is running around in heaven now ❤️❤️ Thank you for reading all this, and have a good day

[@aleksc5]

You are such an amazing writer and somehow I felt connection to you, your family and pets! Thank you for your story! Touched my heart deeply)Wish you lots of love and happiness!!!

[@YourMom-qk9pv]

My rabbit has marked me so many times. I always thought that it meant he was wanting me to scratch him, but I guess he's declaring ownership.

[@loopylou6841]

Yeah mine peed in my lap, only ever on the sofa (now hidden under waterproof covers 👍)

[@georgethecactus7499]

Ok but my rabbit rubs his chin on my unicorn horns slippers from when I was younger and couldn’t get rid of them bc he loves them so much ❤️❤️❤️

[@sofiezinglersen487]

Awwww, that’s so cute

[@melanielachance3673]

Ha he love Them cute !!!

[@Goldenrose838]

An animal having "the zoomies" isn't just for a playful reason. They could also be pent up and have more energy then they can handle.

[@rubyii]

I needed this so much, thank you❤️

[@drinkmewonder7536]

Such an interesting video, thank you for creating this! My rabbit Jack used to do all of this and it’s such a comfort to know that he was really happy and felt safe with us. He would do the thumping, head nudging, nibbling when he wanted attention. Miss him so much :/

[@lilhmieppyis707]

this makes me feel loved and happy

[@randomness4420]

Most rabbits: scared of cats My cat: scared of my bunnys and they seem like they could care less about the cat

[@sylviedparris9487]

I rescued a Dutch rabbit. My two cats have expressed interest but that’s it. She’s been out of her crate most of the day as I tried several times to figure out a way to keep the seven babies she decided to birth a month after I found her abandoned in my neighborhood in a box. Mommy tipped the box over so I moved them to a new hay house. A week old and one has already made a break for it. The two cats don’t seem to care much about them either

[@alfiyak2475]

Same.. I had 2 bunny's!but 1 of them was killed by stray cat today😭😭

[@ahhwe-any7434]

Some of these ppl out here just lie, I swear. But the chemistry prob is different when they live and grow up w/ each other. I wonder if our pitt thinks she has a lotta babies tho. Or she just doesn't care for the. But she's sweet and protective. I'm wondering when her nurturing thing will kick in or when she hits puberty. However that works. The bunny nose sniff thing tho, that's too cute.

[@keenawireheart7238]

Thumping their hind leg isn't always about insecurity. It could also be a call for attention or excitement. For example, if you stop petting one and back away and they thump with their ears forward and approach playfully, not aggressively, they're asking for more. Mine thumps to show excitement all the time and he also does it while running around and binkying. (Yes, I'm very sure it's not out of fear. He's 14 years old. I can tell the difference between the fear, pain, and happiness thumps.)

[@brendajowilson8540]

😊😊😊

[@Hellmiauz]

I have 2 rabbits, a dwarf rhoen free inside the house, and a big one free in the garden. All this info is 100% right. Incredible. Usually they stuff i don't agree. But this was spot on. Great job!

[@pinkroseskz]

I rescued my bunny almost 2 years ago now and she shows a lot more affection then I thought constantly licks me and is an attention seeker, she chins the weirdest things though 😂

[@elijahlesser488]

It's nice to know that Nigel Thornberry found a new job.

[@hueyfreeman2687]

So thumper from Bambi was just always scared and timid?

[@KrazyDragonX905]

I love this video. The animations are so cute! Especially the ones where it shows the bunny has a nervous look reaction😂

[@nyx1417]

This is the first time we have rabbits at home, this video really helps me to understand them! Thank you

[@PetTunesMusic]

This si SO interesting, thanks so much for sharing!

[@ebonyh9566]

Haha funny to see you here

[@asharpize]

I've watched at least 3 of these about rabbits since I got my rabbits and I just wanna say thank you for the amazing narration and I actually learned something

[@immaxlol20]

I have just got 2 rabbits and I’m happy that u posted this :D

[@May-bt1ti]

Why am I watching this when I don't have a rabbit cause I'm still missing them well noone will no

[@xXRosePetalXx]

No one* Will* Know*

[@May-bt1ti]

@@xXRosePetalXx sorry but I don’t like proper grammar when it comes the social media

[@xXRosePetalXx]

@@May-bt1ti Why?

[@May-bt1ti]

@@xXRosePetalXx cause I’m not a school

[@35joannecoleman]

@@xXRosePetalXx Videos* not vids.

[@joshgellis3292]

Around 7:35 is soo cute! “🐰Just keep petting me!” A very light bite next happens.🥰

[@ravenbird7451]

Mine growl when I stop petting her. Then she'll head butt or pull on clothing till I acknowledge her.

[@UhuPipi]

Very good and informative video. Thank you!

[@Dark_Wolf752]

THANK YOU FOR THE MESSAGE IT HELPED ME AND MY RABBIT

[@nuratube]

I have a rabbit in my living room so this is quite helpful

[@shosholeoyt200]

I was wondering why my rabbit became usian bolt for the last 4 days

[@jewelz6223]

Thank you for the info. We just got a baby bunny and this is so good to know. We adore our new bunny baby. He is the sweetest little guy. He loves cuddles and kisses. Thank you for ur informational videos.

[@giotatblbd2562]

I love the zoomies!!!

[@rawexplorer8373]

Lol I knew Deni wanted to tell me: ,,You are my pet!”😂

[@blueshellhater1845]

My old Rex always thumped when he saw us enter the lawn in the evening. 9+ hours of free roaming wasn’t enough in his opinion. He also thumped when he eventually chose to go into his shack, letting us know how displeased he was.

[@OrfeoulaLove]

My bunny is a dwarf lion head and he's adorable! He does all the signs of happiness, after petting him for a bit he flops and gives me his snoot for more pets🐰🥰

[@VanessaCosta1974]

Best video about bunny I have ever seen

[@ivanobozicevic968]

I was watching this video and my rabbit was racing around my room. 😂

[@realgirlchip6758]

My rabbit has an obsession with licking my pillow, now I know why lol

[@yourdognutritionist]

Beautiful information

[@animation6020]

Cute, kind and fluffy rabbit ♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰♥️🐰

[@oreofatkat9101]

4 years ago with my rabbit he licked my leg alot and when we had him last year he rubbed shoes and the sofa

[@tisheastman]

It’s interesting that domesticated rabbits binky when joyously happy but its origin is a mating dance behavior in wild rabbits. The idea is the female can fly up and over a mate to challenge him or get away. I saw this once when a newly bonded female came home with my boy and he tried a dominance mounting (they were neutered and spayed). He got about one paw on her back and she flew up into the air and over him. He was like, where’d she go? She got him to stop trying so it really worked.

[@eatingfoodsinjapan3226]

Thanks for sharing

[@kraziecatclady]

The loud introduction to your video startled my rabbit. 😂

[@elis111]

This is very interesting!

[@Pet_milky]

Lovely and nice info! It is always better to have atleast two bunnies so that they won't feel depressed. We have two snow white rabbits, they are able to maintain their whiteness just by cleaning themselves. I heard that we shouldn't bath rabbits as they don't like it and bathing may harm them.

[@joannazheng4119]

Helped sooo much lol

[@estheraiphu]

Thank you very helpful ☺

[@xXRosePetalXx]

“Territry”

[@Illustratedbyagamyaa]

Is that pickle????

[@tuzzut7999]

Don't keep your rabbits outside please or in a small cage

[@safahkabil3091]

Why?

[@emilykliemann4346]

It is cruel to keep them outside in a cage. They want attention and love, much like a dog. Rabbits live cold, lonely miserable lives in outdoor cages and hutches.

[@hinrt7878]

@@safahkabil3091 you don't keep a cat in a cage , plus rabbit are prey animals then outside is very stressful for them

[@snuffiekonijne5158]

Rabbits don't belong in hutches and cages. They need to be free-roamed

[@hayleymarse2853]

If you have a large and safe pen, they are okay outdoors as long as they have a friend (but indoors is better)

[@_Danis]

Ooh my bunny always gets mad when I stop petting her for like not even 1 sec spoiled but I love her :) ❤️

[@Expatriate1977]

I love bunnies. So cute and irresistible!

[@scottrussell1948]

so my rabbit was trying to say he loved me when he sprayed all over my face and in my mouth

[@ayojaimepeople9751]

I live with my rabbit in a box room and he protects me from monsters at night.🥲

[@Purple_galaxy7_]

Monsters 👹 What mane 😳

[@sherryknapp2129]

Oh Pipkin 🤗 Such a lover 🥰 sweet boy bunny 🐰

[@leetlliesl7120]

This video is so precious

[@arwen4483]

I finally understand why my bunny has licked me constantly lol - ever since we got him 😂

[@kierangregan562]

My rabbit growls when I stop petting him!! He’s a busy boy

[@allanfernandez7760]

Thanks for your video

[@infinitecrazyfreaks]

Thank You ! ❤️

[@HE360_Games]

I'm starting to believe that Rabbits are Aliens.

[@elivo8110]

My rabbit frequently licks my feet... thanks for grooming bunny

[@lasorhevreil2043]

My boy licks & nibbles my feet too

[@Robot_sir]

Your channel Is so useful

[@annacerepes7835]

Oh that is good. My girl does binkies and zoomies and the licking. She was biting a bit in the beginning but we became besties within two days. :) love her so much

[@isabellap.8830]

For my rabbit she stomps her foot normally when I’m not giving her enough ATTENTION like she needs to be pet constantly or else I get the foot stomping (so yes she stomps her foot when she’s annoyed)

[@mbrunnen04]

Same, mine does the same thing 😂 especially at night when I can't pet her lol

[@isabellap.8830]

@@mbrunnen04 lol that’s hilarious 😂

[@rivetpertolson2519]

i always thought that when my rabbits nose stopped twitching it wasnt breeathing

[@zoeguti4466]

Thank you!! This helped me realize Fudge loves me!

[@Alettus1]

I mostly know what their behavior meant but it's always nice to refresh

[@simpyptat3007]

When i saw the thumbnail.. i didnt know they eat poop 😢

[@carlaparis7760]

I did cause one of my friends told me that there bunny did the same thing lol I laughed 😆

[@Norajoncie]

Yea they do that the first time mine did i freaked and almost called the vet thought she had dirrea lol

[@mblee1987]

My rabbit loves laying literally next to the fire place, even when it’s lit. Can you explain why? Edit: she now can’t go in the fireplace anymore because she jumped up to a part of the chimney where it flattens out. She wants to be a chimney sweep🤣

[@creativeusernamehere8119]

Warmth, probably.

[@mblee1987]

@Walther Penne rabbits are really clever 🤣

[@estherwright5532]

And thank you… WOW!

[@claramunoz4221]

When my bunny gets the zoomies he runs around the island we have in the kitchen😂

[@kay-zt4wj]

In the video it says right outside rabbits cage and show photos and videos of them in cages. Rabbits should not belong in cages they should be in a large area inside the house. I’m not trying to be a Karen I just wanted to clarify that because I love my two rabbits and I want them to be super safe and healthy.💗✨💗✨ But it also show them running around the house which is great 😊

[@max-dc1zn]

Okay okay,so...my bunny see me as his territory?because even when i wash myself i smell like him

[@nataliemanibpel3960]

my little bunny do all theese so thanks for letting me know☺️

[@maximalmaxi534]

Thank you! 👍👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👍👍👍

[@janinalensing6409]

The other day one of my rabbits was chewing on something, when he left the other one came along to chin it lol

[@lavendershampoo]

Please don’t feed your bun dried corn or give them a wire bottom cage without some form of padding

[@samuraicheems5117]

3:56 that's alot of exp!

[@hardxpreet7825]

Love to your rabbit from India

[@Chorkymom]

My house sitter didn’t read the back of the box and overdosed my 2 lb lionhead with fipronil along with the young cat amd senior cat. The vet says he never heard of a bad reaction to that as he even owns rabbits. I’m force feeding her but our family is so worried. Any advice? Please!

[@emilykliemann4346]

So sorry to hear that she is I'll. I heard only Revolution is safe for fleas in rabbits

[@emilykliemann4346]

Hope she feels better soon 🙏❤️. Take her to emergency vet if you can

[@Chorkymom]

@@emilykliemann4346 SHE IS BETTER! We are so happy! I force fed her water and critical care. She rattled her pen and waited for me to pick her up this morning☺️

[@Chorkymom]

@@emilykliemann4346 thanks! I will surely remember that.

[@emilykliemann4346]

I'm so glad to hear that she made it. They are so fragile. I love them though.

[@jennifermcdaniel6720]

Be careful hoomams I farted and it scared my bunny's to death!

[@reginaa9591]

Thank you nice

[@anshirana257]

Thankyou so much