Rabbits and Dogs: Which is better?

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[@LennonTheBunny]

Which do you prefer? Comment below!

[@kyleknight8267]

I'm more of a cat person than a dog person, but I'm interested in rabbits

[@sunnythebudgie407]

@@kyleknight8267 Same I even have a picture of one on my front screen

[@jenniferparker5029]

Rabbit obvi

[@sunnythebudgie407]

But I'd say both

[@robinnn2]

Rabbits!!!

[@teresajeffery3365]

On behalf of bunnies everywhere, a big THANK YOU for doing this video. And for smashing stereotypes. You're a pioneer of the rabbit kingdom. May God Bless you for it. 🐰🥰

[@LennonTheBunny]

Wow, thank you!

[@LassieFarm]

That's a great comment. A pioneer of rabbits very cool

[@sashacerny8227]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌

[@cocobunnyanimations]

Both pets are great

[@staceyanndunbar7766]

I agree with you

[@familybeavor6099]

Me to

[@miraaaaa03]

Rabbits have always been my absolute favorite animals. Love my rabbit. Hope Lennon is doing well!

[@danufes]

Before having a bunny, I never knew how much they could actually be like dogs, it's adorable! ❤

[@gabyaraya1163]

My bunny’s life improved so much after your videos. I adore you so much Lorelei❤

[@MasonWhite19]

As some one who currently has a dwarf-lionhead-rabbit that is running all around my bed TRYING TO STEAL MY CANDY-BAR. I can say with full confidence rabbits are the best pet in the world💚 (Extra thing to know, my rabbits name is ⭐Walter⭐ and he is the exact size of a potato)

[@MasonWhite19]

More things about Walter: .He hates bananas .He loves human food and hate that he can't have any😭 .he lives In an xpen thanks to you guys! .he is 2 years old .he has a stroller and pet backpack .me and my family call him my "son" .he will fall asleep im my bed when I put my arm around him💚 Wow thanks for reading 😆

[@LassieFarm]

Walter? That's cool

[@raven4090]

Our family had dogs when I was a kid. I really loved them, and will always miss them, but as a companion animal, I'm most likely to stick with rabbits as an adult. Pebbles is terrified of dogs, so I make sure she doesn't have unnecessary exposure to them and keep them from being too near her carrier. I have cats, but they ignore her, even though she tries to be friendly with them. That makes me feel sad for her.

[@lorenagagamonster]

get her a bunny friend, so she's not alone.

[@raven4090]

@@lorenagagamonster I would love to, but in the area I live she's considered "livestock," and I'm only allowed to keep her because she's my ESA.

[@cindychapman5900]

@@raven4090 Don’t be sad. Be happy your kitties are not aggressive toward your bun.❤️

[@raven4090]

@@cindychapman5900 That's a good way to look at it. Thank you for the new point of view.

[@flower48212]

Be careful with letting your bunny around cats, I had two of my bunnies killed by neighbors cats

[@HopsAndBinks]

I prefer rabbits due to personal experiences but both are equally great

[@FutureLegend100]

Same 😒

[@jm7174]

We’ve had a bunny for 3 years now. He is free-roamed and the 5th member of our family. We also just got a puppy 3 weeks ago. At first, she got way too excited when she would see him (she is fenced off). Then we started feeding them carrots side by side and this has helped immensely in terms of desensitizing her. Our bunny is not afraid of her at all. I think they’re going to get along great. Right now I still love our bunny more because he’s been with us but I think I will love them both the same.

[@heatherspets1292]

I've always wanted a dog, because I never really got the experience. My 2 dogs passed away before I was 2. Now we have 5 bunnies that I love so much. We have Fluffy, Smokey, Beatrix, Binx, and Pixie. I couldn't live without them

[@WaltuhVlogs]

Smokey the rabbit ranger!

[@viraajsood8727]

My dads old dog was also named pixie

[@lizsargent1554]

I got him from someone else when he was 3 or 4 and lived to around 7 or 8 … the old owners didn’t care for him properly and when I got him he was matted… he was a lion head, within days of having him he was comfortable enough to let me cut the matte out … and he loved hopping up on the couch and also I never had the cage closed, and so often he would hop up and climb up and out to see me when I got home… I miss him like crazy !

[@Bexyboo88]

Our two bunnies are very used to our two Labrador dogs and the younger dog will often just lay in their pen with them and not want to leave haha! We actually acquired the buns due to another family member getting them but then not having the time to properly look after them. We are definitely more 'dog' people, but we do love the bunnies. I wouldn't be without a dog, they are my world

[@pascale110]

My bunny is a real cuddle bug. She doesn’t like being held while I’m standing up or walking but when I’m sitting down, she’s all over me . Cutest furball ever. 😂

[@shawneepeterson6535]

I guess I got lucky. 3 bunnies, 3 dogs and they all get along great!

[@MiBits]

Make sure to supervise when they are together!

[@FelineOcelotLady]

I've always had cats, but my husband and I are very allergic (my allergies got worse after my nearly 20 year old cat passed away). Now we have a sweet cuddle bun! Rabbits are definitely a better fit for us than dogs, but there is something very special about dogs as well. All three species are delightful!

[@TLC26]

A rabbit is perfect pet for me!!

[@DarkstarPyro]

Bunnies ALL the way! No slobber, no smell, no aggressive behaviour, no noise and much cuter ❤

[@PupNGaming]

Yes!

[@yukonher]

I’m trying to integrate our pup with our rabbit. Our previous dog (15 years old) bless him didn’t know what to make of the rabbit at first. They became fast friends and she would sit on his back and groom him. When we had to put him down, our bunny stayed at his side. 😥 I love them both dearly.

[@bethanygladding4523]

It is totally possible! As you know. I have both a younger lab and an older lab. It is definitely easier to introduce an older dog. However, I got my bunnies when my younger lab was 2 1/2, and it took a lot of work, but now she is extremely calm around them. (She is 4 now.) I wish you luck!

[@anaquintanilla2674]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@butterflyssparkles1923]

I have both and they get along so will I'm happy for that 🥰

[@olivia993]

Blessed ❤

[@sarahperry8911]

I had a free roaming Flemish giant and everyone who met him said he was basically a dog. He came when you called his name, he loved to come up and meet new people, he loved to play in our yard(supervised) he even loved my dad's dog when they would visit. He would follow my dad's dog around our house, hop in between her legs. They would even sit by my back door together and look out the window. I don't think he realized he was a bunny 🤣 So for those who are still on the fence or worried your bunny won't be as personable, they can& will be! As long as you put in the work

[@DefinitelyAPerson000]

My rabbit and dog get along. i definitely would not say they are best friends, but my dog is old and the only thing she chases are cars, my rabbit loves other animals but i am always SUPER cautious... knowing my rabbit either could start a fight, so i prefer to keep my dog upstairs when my bunny free-roams.

[@bunnymilz2896]

I have always been a bunny person, bunnies have been my favorite animal for all of my life, I also tend to play favorites between my dog and my bunny-

[@jenbunny9112]

I’ve had dogs in the passed and now own a bunny. I love having my bunny over owning a dog . So much quieter and easier to take care of.

[@BenjamintheTortoise]

Excellent video.... Well done and thank you!!! Much love to all the furbabies 💕😊

[@jenniferparker5029]

First! Huge fan. My bunny Oreo has lived in a cage his whole life but tomorrow I'm renovating a big open closet for him. I wanted to do it today but the baby gate I ordered for him got delayed and no deliveries on Sundays.

[@violet9946]

I have both. I actually have a rabbit, lab, and cat. Lol. Both the cat and dog are scared of our adorably bossy rabbit. They are very gentle when she's around them.

[@jmbakkinator]

I’ve always had and still have German shepherds and house rabbits. They each get their 1:1 time each and every day. My current rabbit has a huge room with windows, furniture, steps going up to a window seat. We watch your channel together along with Netflix etc. :)

[@anaquintanilla2674]

OMG you have the best of both worlds! 🥰🐕🐇Best wishes!

[@TheWittyPiggies]

Both are great!!! I want to have a dog and a pair of rabbits in the future, and of course, guinea pigs.

[@kendallhollinger8339]

Lorelei, Sadly my rabbit lives outside I've been showing my mom some of your videos and she said that if I could get Lorelei/you to be able to come over to our house and give it a rabbit makeover and make our rabbit live in side preferably an x-pen we have one already we were wondering if Lorelei/you could reach out to us because we have a few questions

[@tatiaa7206]

What in the world. Your mom refuses to give the bunny a decent life unless Lorelei comes over???? What an asshole.

[@lotrtim]

That's very sad about your rabbit. Good chance Lorelei won't be able to, but you can apply all the tips and tricks she provides to convince your mom. Here's a few recommendations that helped me convince my parents 1. Spent tons of time outside with your bunny. Show that your love for him isn't a fleeting thing and how much he means to you. 2. Get him litter-trained. Get him introduced to the same litterbox you'd use in the house that way he's familiar with where he needs to do his business. Hopefully he's already nuetered because it's essential if you want zero accidents. My first bunny wasn't and she occasionally pooped and peed in other spots but my second bunny was as soon as he was old enough and he hasn't had an accident for the 3 years I've had him 3. Slowly introduce him to the house. Move away from a cage and start out in an enclosure on the porch if you have one. Then a pen in a room. Then eventually to the entire room and beyond! 4. Miticulously clean their habitat. Their odorless like she says in her video, so that's already solved, but make sure to brush him and keep the fur away. Show that having in the house won't change anything for the worse. 5. Set aside money, bunny proof, and prepare hideyhouses and toys. Go through with the preparations like they already said yes. Then all you need is the go signal and everything is already set up for him. Best of luck! Don't stop trying and update me when you've succeeded😉

[@kendallhollinger8339]

@@lotrtim @Timothy McGregor thank you so much if he does come inside though there's a high chance you'd be in a puppy pen by mom would never let him be free roam and sadly he's not neutered but I have enough money to neuter him I just don't know if I should or not yet I've been reading and that there's a small chance that they won't wake up and it scares me I have a vets number to do it and I'm allowed to take him inside when I'm playing with him and then I have to put them back outside to sleep:(

[@RED-cy7ig]

When I was a kid I always wanted a rabbit. I'm glad I never had one. They seem fragile and I would not have wanted it to get hurt. I think I would know better how to take care of one now.

[@GN2K_GrowingN2Knowing]

I have grown up around dogs and trained them. Currently I introduced a bunny baby (Jana aka Butter Bunz) to the tribe (3 dogs and myself) and it has been interesting watching them become comfortable with each other. I can definitely tell the bunny baby fits in because she is a quirky as we all are 😂 I would say I am a lover of both! Still new to the bunny world but this channel was definitely my guide in choosing to be a Bunny Mama.❤

[@sapphiregaskell4333]

I have both a dog and a rabbit, personally I prefer my rabbit because I feel like we have a stronger bond and she doesn’t make as much noise 😂😅

[@stephanieandersson4994]

I have both and I prefer my bunnies, they’re more cuddly and likes me more😊

[@jamesparker384]

I have 2 bunnies and I prefer them. Your channel helped me learn to care for them. I’ve had them 2 years now.

[@_onefightatatime_]

I have a 7 year old pit and 1 year old bun. They absolutely adore eachother. Play, sleep, hangout together...even share treats. =) they both follow me everywhere. ♡

[@sadieflint1994]

I love your voice, it’s therapeutic

[@Jordy19]

You've helped so much with my rabbit care for my 2 bunnies thank you so much

[@meganbrinkman6615]

I always love your content! I have two bunnies and i prefer them because of the peace and comfort they bring into my life

[@CleetusTheBun]

❤ thank you Lorelei!!!

[@d.b.1176]

Love the videos, great job as always.

[@yanyanbear]

Both pets are amazing. I have them both. All living together on free roam with interesting dynamics :)

[@AgentM79]

I’m solidly a CAT PERSON, and would never voluntarily own a dog. But I went without a pet for many years after the cat that owned me passed. I had a few hamsters, but their relatively short lifespans were heartbreaking. After watching “Lennon The Bunny”’(of course!) and “One More Please” (Pipkin, and now Pigpoke), we decided to become a rabbit family in late 2019. No regrets. We had some overlap between our last hamster and our new bunny. The bun would hop into the hamster’s bin cage and steal her lettuce. We had to keep an eye on that……….. I’ve found my rabbit to be a great pet. The downside is that our Bun doesn’t like to be picked up AT ALL. He was good with it during his first month when he lived primarily in a cage. But once we free-roamed him (after a Lennon-inspired rabbit-proofing), he wouldn’t allow us to pick him up anymore. But our Bun does love nose rubs, and will gently nudge back. When he loafs-out, does a Sphinx, or a super-bun, he becomes a fur-covered attention sponge. Feeding a rabbit is much more involved than a cat or a dog. We bought a “salad spinner” to help with the washing of dandelion greens,kale, and radicchio. Those items, plus “Little Leaf” lettuce mix, are our Bun’s staples, along with hay and pellets. And then there is the trio of litter boxes our Bun routinely destroys. Rabbit ownership is therapeutic.

[@emilyschroeder2308]

I have a bunny! I was close to getting a dog, but had some unpleasant experiences with people I had been talking to. I was fed up with it and then my bunny came along and I am so happy with him.

[@Anthony-301]

I have two bunnies, their names were supposed to be Rocky and Robby but we just call them calm one and wild one. 😂😂

[@sarahxweese]

I have both!! My pitbull just tends to ignore my bunny all the time 😂

[@Splashstar216]

I screamed wen I saw this video 🤣💯 I've been waiting sooo long for a comparison vid! Ty Lorelei! 🐶 💞🐰

[@tammybaldwin5821]

I have both, & I prefer both. Thank you for sharing

[@lumiemilia]

the fridge pic is my favorite omg

[@MultiTestPage]

fabulous video Lorelei, right on point. Yes, you must earn a bunny's love and trust which makes it that much more rewarding.

[@Danca179]

I have a dog, cat and a bunny! My bunny was the first of them all and she has done such a great job at adapting to her new siblings. I love them all for many different reasons and I enjoy watching them interact with each other a grow closer ❤

[@dalissacuevas7428]

I grew up with nothing but dogs until my teenage years when I got my first bunny. I have learned so much over the years into adulthood about bunnies and their amazing personalities! I will never ever go back to dogs. 100% a bunny person

[@ily279]

both pets are adorable and cuddly 🥰🥰

[@misswaffies2719]

i have both a dog and a bunny, they get along but also annoy each other sometimes, they both always have supervision from us though

[@petulaschonack625]

I have bunnies, dog, cat and guinea pigs. They all get along perfectly, so I was really lucky... The dog is very calm and caring and I'm happy that the bunnies accept the cat and they like to play with her (like intentionally provoke her to chase), the cat plays very softly with them and they let her sleep in their habitats.

[@taiya001]

Had a dog and that baby protected me from the local bullies and was a sweetie. However I would love to foster bunnies to see if I am a good candidate for bunny ownership.

[@Maria_Lope]

I have two dogs and my mom said she’s gonna give me a Bunny so I’m a little curious this video 😊

[@JohnnyAngel8]

That's not a good idea. Bunnies can have heart attacks when being frightened by dogs. Ask your mom for something else.

[@Maria_Lope]

@@JohnnyAngel8 ok

[@meloucharit]

@@smileyxoxo1 That sounds horrible! Your bunny should never feel so scared that it has to run in their cage especially not when you have your dog and bunny for more than 6 months. Please do not get a second dog. Instead get a second bunny so the first one is less scared.

[@JohnnyAngel8]

@@smileyxoxo1 It doesn't matter if bunnies are free roam or not. Dogs and rabbits shouldn't be in the same house in most cases. Why torture an animal like that? smh

[@Gaby-om5rd]

Imagine a predator and a prey, also bunnies arent gifts for anyone to give.

[@sabinemeyerzureckendorf6001]

I love both bunnies and dogs ❣️ I have a collie dog who grew up with a bunny and later adopted a Terrier mix . She was trained by the collie to respect the bunny and they are all friends now. The terrier and the bunny both sleep in my bed 💖

[@sophiacoolen7928]

Legit have both and they act like siblings ❤️🐇🐶❤️

[@MrPamaxxx]

I have two dogs a cat and a bunny. My dogs and cat are low prey drive and show little to none interest in my rabbit and viceversa, so the house is pretty calm

[@olivia993]

My puppies still bark at and stress out my cats! I hope to have them well trained to not do so 🫠

[@tanyamartsenyuk]

I have two rabbits and a dog they get along really well. One rabbit likes everyone and the other doesn’t let anyone touch him

[@emilyg4143]

HI Lorelei I love you and Lennon so much you take the time and energy out of your day for others I love your channel and if it wasn’t for you my bunnie would probably be in a hutch outside in the cold winter Thank you so much I’ve been watching for 2/1/2 years ❤ also my bunny is my pfp

[@foofoocuddilypoofsaang2472]

They also both go through a baby phase before mellowing and becoming less destructive

[@shayblack1214]

I love both so much ❤

[@JulieIsMe824]

Love the content!! Can you do Cats VS Bunnies as well? 😊😊😊really interested in those topic!

[@Theroyalelollipop]

I am a dog and bunny person, I just love all animals, I have been watching your videos for a few years and I am so excited to finally get my own bunnies!! I do have a dog tho, she is 13 and fine around all animals, so it helped that the bunnies I'm getting have been around dogs since birth

[@briperez1130]

I have 2 rabbit, 2 cats and 2 dogs and they all get along 😊 my buns were already a few years when I adopted them too! It really does depend on the pets individually though. Fortunately for me, they’re personalities all just meshed together easily.

[@PRESCRIPTIVELIVINGDIAGNOSEPRES]

Both!! And I love them both so much!!! My senior dog Baxter is 14.5 years old. I have a 9 month old bunny and am attempting to bond him with another bun. When Bax decides its time to cross the rainbow 🌈 bridge (like his brother Bentley recently did 😭😭😭😭😭), I will likely stick with buns (bonded buns).

[@Sayurichyan]

It's Bunny year in the Lunar calendar this year, Happy Bunny New Year!

[@lizsargent1554]

Our bunny passed away about 3 or 4 years ago, and I miss having his bunny kisses… it was soo amazing!! And soo sweet..l we’re thinking of getting another bun soon… fingers crossed…

[@kieramackenzie7500]

I have 2 dogs and a bunny and there all free roam together and do great!!

[@tamabradley6844]

We have a morkie dog named Spooky, and a mini lop named Jelly.. We took it very slow at first.. Jelly didn't care to much about the dog walking around, but at first Spooky was nervous and shy around Jelly. After a few weeks Spooky loved sitting next to Jelly.. and now they are best of friends. I always pet them both together, feed them both with treats together, we all have a big bond doing everything together and they both love it. Spooky being a shy dog helped make that bond.. So nice watching them lay down side to side, and bounce and run together, really wonderful.. life is good!!

[@MaggieHarthorne]

When I adopted my bunny, he was terrified of my dog, and my dog was terrified of him. They avoided each other but watched each other closely for months until my bunny suddenly decided my dog was safe and started binkying around her, chasing her, and constantly trying to get her to play. My dog is still a little wary of him, but she recently let him snuggle up next to her on my bed and take a nap. I couldn't pick a favorite species, considering my precious pair of poodle-bunny siblings

[@bethanygladding4523]

Hello! I have both dogs and rabbits. I think it is totally possible to have both as long as you are committed to training your dog. I have a 14 year old lab, who could not care less, and a 4 year old lab. I actually got the dogs ways before the rabbits. I have strict boundaries in place. The rabbits have their own room, and xpen as a home base. I will let the rabbits to free roam, but I limit their access to my house, as I want them to be supervised. My dogs were leashed around my rabbits, until I could trust them to be unleashed. I do not play with my dogs around my rabbits EVER. I want the dogs to associate the rabbits with being calm. I don’t expect them to be friends. The rabbits are actually more interested in the dogs, then the dogs are in the rabbits. My dogs ignore them most of the time, which is exactly what I want. So it is totally possible to have both! Just keep your expectations realistic and be prepared to put some work in.

[@LassieFarm]

Lorelei let's get you to a million subscribers. You can do it. 👍

[@Maria_Lope]

Love Love Love your videos🎉

[@mysticthehorselover5979]

I love both dogs and bunnies. I've had bunnies half my life but I've never had a dog. Each definitely have their advantages and disadvantages. Dogs you have to be more active with but you get to cuddle a lot, bunnies are the opposite. Also bunnies have expensive vet bills of course since you need a special vet for them. I really think I prefer bunnies though, I've just had them for most of my life and I know them very well. They also just might be cuter than dogs. ❤️

[@noodlepoodle4213]

Please do a video on the differences between rabbits and guinea pigs!! That would be amazing! Love your channel xx 🇬🇧

[@AmyMurcia]

I have both... I think my bunny and my dog ​​are part of the exception. They live very well together but we avoid leaving them together when we have to go to work. They always have to be supervised

[@Popotas20]

I have both a rabbit and dogs, and they are separate at all times, my bunny lives in my room while my dogs are outside, to prevent any accidents as one of my dogs is a very active hunter, constantly looking for little iguanas on my backyard. I definitely love both species ❤

[@amandasnook8382]

I have both, they get along but I would never leave them on thier own only supervised. We had our bun first and so our dog was brought up with bun

[@morntechusa4566]

i have a pet bunny.From all of ur videos,they helped me with my bunny.Luv ur vids!🥰

[@Karoleen123]

I have 3 bunnies and I prefer both even though people like dogs more which kinda annoys me cause bunnies are good too but I prefer both!❤

[@Karoleen123]

Thank you for liking my comment!❤️

[@rachelandersen4211]

I prefer my bunny but I have a dog and a cat. They all get along great. My son’s dog on the other hand wants to eat the bunny so they are kept apart always. ❤️

[@celestiacelestino9578]

I had a bunny, she passed away due to illness.. but my parents are getting a dog soon, so I'll be able to love them both unconditionally

[@janeteckhart4886]

I suffer from chronic headaches, so I prefer my quiet bunny.

[@francescamamlin450]

I have a dog. I seriously considered getting a rabbit a year or two ago, but I have such a terrible allergy to hay. So I ended up getting my dog last summer. I still love watching your videos

[@laura3481]

Love the video as per usual

[@Solomon0424]

Rabbits vs. Chinchillas please!

[@octupy01]

I have a dog, and wanted to get a bunny. I discussed it with a vet first. Once I specified the bunny would be free-roam, the vet discouraged the adoption firmly, to avoid putting the bunny in danger. So... no bunny for me, 'cos I'm not keepin a bunny in a cage

[@protectaa]

Nice points. As someone who has experience with dogs and (my) bunnies. I'd say dogs can be made to listen to not attack and chase bunnies. While a scared bunny is much harder to get used to dogs. Because as soon as it starts running it triggers the dog play/chase behavior.

[@paulinaczarnecka3557]

My bunny talks a lot, and she's definitely not a quiet pet. At night, she loudly bites boxes, moves her toys, and when she finishes, she tries to wake up me and my fiancéXDDDD

[@jackhack1972]

Amazing how I been watching dogs and rabbits at play. My x had a dog and he would protect the rabbit and they loved each other. And yes dogs and rabbits are alike indeed . A beagle and a bunny . He is a great dog .

[@anaquintanilla2674]

I had a rabbit as a teenager, I loved my Lulu! 14 years ago we rescued a weeks old GSD (Trooper) the love of our lives! She passed last year, a couple of months after she passed we found our bunny Oreo Grande outside in the driveway. He was a ray of sunshine at the end of the tunnel. We love him to death! I will not get another dog now not only because just thinking about it makes me cry thinking about Trooper but because I know that Oreo will be scared. I don't want to do that to our little guy. I believe I still prefer dogs but right now we love our rabbit very, very much and will care and love him as much as our Trooper. 😢❣

[@RIP_MADS_T-T]

I prefer Bunnies. But, we have a Bunny and Dog. And they both get along really well! We've had the dog since he was a puppy and got the Bunny when she was...2.. She's 3/4 now. The dog is a schnauzer, and they tend to attack bunnies, but they actually play with each other and drink water together. Its really cute. Love your videos and the bun-bun!

[@sabeenshahjehan8522]

Bun mom here, thank you great vid! I have been contemplating getting a puppy but really thinking it over after watching this. Blue, our 2 /12 yr old Holland lop is our baby, and imagine putting him in danger by adopting doggo! ❤

[@hattieives4158]

i have both, my rabbit doesn't mind my dog, i think he wants to be friends to be honest, but my dog, although has a low prey drive gets quite excited (overly excited) when he binkys/zoomies, and can be quite interested in him, so we keep them separate, my dog barely ever sees him, so they live quite well together....from a distance😅

[@hattieives4158]

im not sure if that actually makes sense, i'll try explain it better, my dog likes to play a lot, and thinks when my rabbit (Alby) runs around is him trying to play with her, so she tries to play with him, but in a very dog like manner, so we keep them apart

[@purnab7707]

I have two dogs, a cat and a rabbit who lives in freedom in my apartment and they all get along very well.

[@higurashikai09]

I have a bunny and dog in the same household, but actually this is the second time I've had both. My first dog was a rescue labrador mutt who may have been a king shepard. After his young years, he became incredibly calm and was a 90 lb gentle giant-I grew up with him since my birth. Our first rabbit was more like a fluke. My mother used to drive a school bus and she told us of this little bunny she saw after work one day. She was able to pick up the bunny and put him in the grass because she was afraid of driving over him. We didn't know anything about bunnies at the time, so she left him. However, turns out he managed to hitch a ride on the spare tire underneath her van because the bunny was in our front "lawn" (barely a lawn) the next morning!! We didn't really know what to do, so my father built a pen out in our enclosed backyard under the deck. This was temporary because we at least knew he couldn't live out there. It was so long ago that I don't remember when the dog met the bunny, but we had this bunny for so many years and he and the dog were fine with each other. At some point, we started allowing the bunny to just free roam on the first floor where he chewed a lot of our baseboards. After my first dog died at ~16 years old, we still had the first bunny for years after until we got my current dog who was a little puppy. My current dog grew up with this bunny roaming the house and never had an issue with him. They just existed together. The first bunny finally passed away-we had no idea bunnies could live so long, it was at least 10 years. And now recently my sister got her own little bunny who gets to frollic on the second floor excluding 2 rooms which aren't deemed bunny safe-the other 2 have been bunny-proofed. He is definitely more work than our first as he get gas which we're trying to work out-baby gas drops are so helpful. Our dog likes to watch the bunny however he is a little cautious with him around his face because I had 2 rats for a couple years before this where one actually nipped him on the nose through their cage; my dog now turns his head away if a small animal gets close. I think when it comes to bunnies and dogs, the dog's temperment is the most important. They really need to be calm and not very excited over them. We felt safe introducing a new bunny to our dog because of our first bunny, my 2 rats whom he loved to sit and watch, and the fact that he doesn't chase the chipmunks or the wild rabbits when we go camping in the woods. The only small animal he barks at is the squirrels in the backyard-he didn't even bark at a wild rat that was hanging out by our back door once; he just stood quiet and watched it through the glass. I've had good luck with dogs-both were/are labrador mixes-but it's definitely something that needs to be given a lot of thought when introducing these 2 animals. Adding here that even though the dog and bunny get along, we do separate them when they aren't being supervised. My sister has a babygate in her room to keep the bunny-she works from home, so she's around the bunny most of the day while he gets access to more running space.

[@jackhack1972]

I'm a rabbit man so the rabbit is my choice and has been for years . Free roam and adventure . We camp and tour and warm hearts. Well the rabbit warms hearts and I just step back. Oh he does so well my boy WaaWoo a grey giant who i adopted and love . And we love you Lennon and friends.