Want a Pet Rabbit?

[@cocodeville72]

Bunnies are wonderful animals. For the right people of course.

[@charmy_x1447]

I don't understand what people want from rabbits, they expect love but that has to be earned, they are primarily a prey animal. when i got my rescue rabbit she would growl, stomp and even bite me, but I earned her trust and now shes great! Then they want them to be entertaining like a dog but how can they show you how playful they are if you keep them in a tiny cage? -_- rabbits are the most neglected animal in the UK and its such a shame because there just misunderstood :(

[@hsus]

***** Hi! Thank you for your comment. We appreciate your love of rabbits. Keep educating others about them. Thanks!

[@SuperChristianMiiworld]

+Marissa Lee If I have a bunny, I would never put her in a cage. So I do see your point. I adore those babies.

[@tinalin2894]

+Marissa Lee Yes, I have a rabbit and he used to be aggressive and stubborn and now he licks my hand all the time

[@pla5730]

Marissa you are so right. They aren't stuffed animals that you can maul and cuddle... but they do have their own unique personalities as you know :-) They demand respect. But you are correct, very misunderstood :-(

[@alvalund3670]

Marissa Lee i agree🙋 My Rabbit have a cage, but Its super big and its open all day long. So my rabbits (3) just uses It to relax in. my Rabbit acts like a dog, she is so Lovely and she is a free room bunny. She is so cosy and loves to cuddle. But people dont understand that not all bunnpris is like that.

[@beccaj9398]

We "rescued" our bunny. They didn't have a garden and we did and they just didn't have time for her so we agreed to have a look at her. When we got there, her cage was tiny, she was soaked in her own mess and she didn't have any of the right hay or food so she was really thin. They hadn't researched how to care for a bunny at all. I opened the cage as she was right at the door and let her sniff me. She jumped out of the cage into my arms and just settled herself there licking my arm. Love at first sight. I just looked at my mum like "do not make me give up this rabbit! I am 21 years old but I will cry like a baby if you make me put her back!" So we got her a double storey hutch, seriously, one floor of this thing is bigger than her old cage to the point where she just couldn't comprehend that there was an upstairs. With the right food and a garden to exercise in, she's doing well. We've had her for about two and a half years now. She's a little menace trying to pull our garden apart, but if my mum ever decided she didn't want her anymore (which would never happen, she loves her too much), that rabbit would live with me forever. Never get a pet that you don't have enough love, time and space for. Always research your animal. Your reward? They'll remember. They'll love you forever for it.

[@NPSvideo678]

Sweet story. My place is too small for a bunny right now so I'm watching youtube videos. So cute.

[@Luis-vy9bm]

God bless you. Fr.

[@Jadeamean]

People should research pets before they buy them

[@AmoiNoir]

We foster bunnies from our local shelter. It has given us a good practice to make sure we can provide properly, without long term commitment ( which we cannot do currently due to uni). I would say its the perfect first step to getting a long term bunny, and shelters appreciate the extra help. It might be something worth considering before getting a permanent bunny. You may even fall in love with your foster bunny and end up adopting it!

[@Windmist710]

In my opinion owning a rabbit is in a way like the same amount of responsibility of a dog or cat, and more or less the same cost(unless the dog is a large/giant breed), also people shouldn't take a bunny to just any vet, they should find a vet that specializes in small animals/exotics as they have a very unique system(i think thats how to word it?)

[@hsus]

+Nicole YovilleAddict Hi Nicole! Yes, caring for a pet is a big responsibility and rabbits are certainly no exception. Thanks for watching!

[@sidhhani5371]

I have a newzealand white rabbit and its like our family member..yes, its a big responsibility to take care of rabbits..usually my rabbit roams around the house all day and just go to her cage for poo..she is trained and we have a huge cage for her filled with toys..and her bed..

[@bizarredragonsgameland]

Yes this is correct I actually have a routine with my rabbit 😂😂 and rabbit proofed my home.

[@davidotte6687]

Thank you for finally saying what I've been trying to say for years

[@jennys-j5264]

Rabbit's are a huge commitment, and many can't handle that. If your child isn't naturally gentle, do not get one, get a dog. If you want a rabbit you need to read about how to look after them. They are very specialised, and a complete stranger to rabbit care also won't understand their body language, nor their diet, or the kind of care they need. Rabbit's are smart, and can actually learn tricks for treats. So tl;dr: love the buns, worship the buns

[@tealeafmissiles]

Jenny S-J children need to be gentle with dogs, too, y'kno

[@Whoopdewhoo]

My bunnies live in an extra large dog crate with two floors. Even when it's open my bunnies love to chill in it a lot lol

[@fluffsandstuff9213]

So glad this video covers most of the important topics. If I ever know a person who isn't taking care of their rabbit correctly- I'll be sure to link them this video! X

[@kingkazma3246]

People should apply this to having a kid as well, not all kids are born with the same needs. You can have a kid that resembles a lion and a kid that resembles a bunny. This world has alot to learn!

[@taylorchappel7212]

This is so true, my 3 rabbits were neglected so I had adopted them. I go to the farm every day for 5 hours a day and clean and play with them. They have all of the space they want except for one, who is 2 years now and she was raised outdoors and feels best outdoors so I put her in a secure hutch outside. They are all safe and happy. 😊

[@bunnyhopperaj9144]

I got my male rabbit at 3 years old... He is a holland lop but genetically his ears are out straight not all the way down... Im only 11 and care for him... He has a 47'' indoor cage and i let him in our back yard daily but always bring him in at night. He has a hutch outside that he goes to in the summer. I am planning to neuter him but i havent gotten to that yet.. And also 2 bunnies werent really best for me... It was a lot of responsibility

[@Luis-vy9bm]

Good job. But watch out for cats. They will try to eat your friend.

[@jenlennon6614]

We've had rabbits since 2013. My first rabbit was named cheerios and he was a sweetheart. He was particularly fond of my mom but he loved everyone he met. I remember he used to get up on the couch and hang out with people. sadly cheerios passed away April the 11th of 2014 only 2 months after one of my best animal friends and first Dog Belle had passed away at 9 years of age. After a couple of weeks of mourning we opened up our hearts to another bunny named Stella. While cheerios was fond of my mom, Stella is currently fond of me. Me and her will sit and cuddle a lot and we'll also play around with eachother. Rabbits aren't an easy pet but definitely a worth while pet. Having a pet rabbit was one of the best desicions I really ever made.

[@phohao]

I love how this helps to give rabbits a home, and gives the correct info

[@phoenixc4284]

I am ten and and very responsible with my angora rabbit rapunzel, I brush her daily handle her by myself feed her veggies hay and pellets. Some kids are very responsible.

[@sierrapowers5958]

Bunnies Are Bae most people arent

[@lunafae6473]

I have had several rabbits and they all are house trained. They come when they are called and everything. I love my bunnies :) They do require quite a bit of attention and love so if anyone does get a rabbit they need lots of love and carrots :)

[@Emma-zs2zu]

I got my first rabbit from a breeder and my second from Georgia House Rabbit Society. They are bonded and very happy. They are also both fixed

[@angelface102]

I love my bunny. I've been around bunnies almost all my life and can't imagine living without one. last year my bunny died and as a present I got another bunny from a family member not to replace the bunny I had before but to help the healing process. the bunny I have now almost died because her previous owners didn't know how to take care of her. she is a rescue bunny. she's my first lop eared bunny. I love love love bunnies. they are amazing and very intelligent. the bunny I had before my lop would follow me around while I would get ready for work. he would nose bonk you for attention. he would put his head down to be rubbed. he would even stand on his hind legs for a treat.

[@simppeli92]

I have 2 rabbits and a beagle :D They get along very well.

[@wearethemoos]

TheAnonyy When they are playing and hoping around they are easy. But then you have the special care. You have to do a lot to rabbit proof your home. They love wallpaper and cables. The food has to be right too. Not all vets know enough about them either. They are classed as exotic and small. It is these points that people don't think of. I'm glad you posted that so it could be explained as a lot of people think that way. If you get a rabbit with a health problem then your vet bill can sky rocket. My house rabbit had to get dental surgery most months which is not cheap. But we couldn't let her suffer or have her put down because of that. She is part of this family ad a dog would be

[@BelFinnova]

When I think back at how my aunty kept a pretty big rabbit in a tiny, tiny little cage made for guinea pigs I feel soooo bad! if I'd had known how cruel that was I would've said something, but I knew nothing about rabbits back then. (Have been studying up on them because my own little treasure is ready for adoption in a week yay!)

[@penny220]

Bel Finnova those “guinea pig cages” aren’t even big enough for guinea pigs

[@SabrinasTVTube]

They are all so adorable!!

[@emmaatkins9908]

I have a mini holland lip named Mocha and a Flemish giant named Latte and they are wonderful i am blessed to have them

[@oreosis]

When I was 4 my parents got me a dwarf lop. Growing up he was my best friend we would snuggle together and watch tv and play hide and seek. We were buddys. He lived to be pretty old and died when I was 15. He was the best rabbit ever

[@relogal]

You are on the right track! I am with a rabbit rescue and we don't advise storing a bale for an entire year. It is hard to keep it from getting musty and keeping it fresh, so we sell 2 flakes to our clients. Try finding a rescue in your area and see if you can't arrange the same thing. Your hay will always be fresh and you won't get stuck with a bale of lousy hay. Calcium in his urine is due to high amts in carrot tops, spinach etc. Keep carrots as a small treat occasionly, too much sugar

[@BlueNeferaru]

I have 3 rabbits and they are a ton of work and money. I`ve spent more on vet bills for my rabbits than I have on my horse in the past year. They are worth it all, though. I adore my bunnies. :)

[@HarenunHoppus]

Gimme a bunny and I will hug and love it till it dies naturally.

[@carrieliu8689]

Ra B, I am sorry about the loss of your rabbit. It must be heart breaking. I have a rabbit and love her so much. Rabbits bring so much joy to people.

[@KARMAZYNA]

I've had my pair for over 7 years now. I can't imagine my life without them.

[@intuitionblue]

Great vid! They make great pets if you understand the commitment involved and do your research. I've owned buns for about 15 years now. I'm currently in college and my bun is the best roommate and study buddy I could ask for!

[@jess-oj7zk]

I have 5 rabbits, and one is a house bunny, and the others (mother and 3 babies, the babies will be seperated soon, they're all boys :)) live in a whole dedicated room. I can't imagine caging my bunnies again. All my pets are tame, and all lovely :) I love them all sooo much :)

[@sasham158]

god this video is great, i have two bunnies and yes i did get them for their looks, but now i realize how hard they are to take care of. After 3 months of learning and watching i build my rabbits a predator proof cage outside and it is huge.

[@TheAnonyy]

It's strange treading and seeing all these comments and videos saying that it's not as easy as people think to look after a rabbit A friend of mine has a 1 year old male dwarf pedigree rabbit. She lets him go where ever he wants around her flat she didn't believe in caging animals, from what I saw I wouldn't say it was difficultly at all and I spent quite a lot of time there. He is very happy runs wherever he wants, jumps about, whistle, eats newspaper or enjoys shredding it to pieces, eats a good varied diet she does not give him pellets just what he would eat In the wild, he has toys, greets visitors at the door, comes and sit in your lap and licks you whether you stroke or massage him or not. Maybe it's because he has a 12 year old Maltese dog and a 20 year old cat for company. Can anyone explain what are the considerations about keeping a rabbit?

[@sarahanderson2032]

I love my buns! My first bunny I got from a pet store, before I even knew that some shelters had rabbits. Now it is only rescue bunnies for me!

[@MangoMagica]

I don't know why, but this makes me want a bunny more. They just seem really docile and cuddly :3

[@silverkk529]

This video is absolutely right!!!!! Best video I've seen about rabbit care!!!

[@mh927]

My beagle and Florida White rabbit get along really well, surprisingly.

[@watershipdown2008]

This is a very good video about pet bunnies. It gives excellent advice for those interested in having a bunny as a pet. Bunnies really are a specialist pet. They cost more to keep than a dog or a cat because they need sawdust, hay, special food and fresh greens. They also need daily attention and care (cleaning out cages!). I adore my bunnies, this is why I share this information. I know what it takes to be a responsible bunny carer :)

[@bunnymad5049]

Great video!

[@grettagrids]

I had rabbits when I was younger ( they died at ages 12 and 15.. old age) I Loved and still rememeber them both.. Easter and Rusty. I'd like to adopt a rabbit for myself. I had reptiles ( iguanas and tortoises) in the past.. currently own 4 angelfish ( 4 yrs old. walmart rescues) and two dogs.

[@wolfdemon26]

I have a Lionshead and a Netherland Dwarf. It can be a little rough at times. They are really great little friends though. I haven't had any major problems... x)

[@abbeyregan688]

I'm getting a bunny! don't worry, I love small animals, and its going to have a room. I feel bad for most rabbits. I once took care of a bunny for my getting friend, and she neglected it. it took a lot of time to gain that rabbits trust.

[@garbageheartpiggy]

I've had four rabbits before and they had a large enclosure in the garden. It was the wendy house we used to play in when we were little which had a hutch in it along with a load of other bunny stuff. That was a while ago and the last died last winter. I'm getting a new buny this weekend. It has a cage in my bedroom which it will be in at night, but in the day it can roam my whole room (it's completely bunny proofed, all wired and chewable surfaces removed or covered up. I can't wait!!

[@oreoqueen2254]

I love these videos! I want to adopt a rabbit just from watching!!!

[@heartmycrackberry]

I speak from experience when I say that rabbits ARE a lot of work. If you can do it though, it is so worth it...my rabbit is now 10 years old. She is a lot of work at that age, but she is the love of my life! Such a fun pet to have.

[@BetrayAtMidnight]

I'm getting a Mini-Lop when I get my first apartment. I'm doing soooo much research so I'm prepared

[@nestornoronha4737]

Cost and Nutrition are major for a Rabbit too. I know someone that has one and she is not in the best of financial shape and pretty much only feeds her rabbit Rabbit food you get at Wal-Mart. Time and again she will feed her Carrots but time and again only. I think this is due to financial instability as she is in major debt, and tbh should probably not have bought a rabbit in the first place due to this. Also I feel she does not let it roam around enough either, I would say her rabbit is in the cage for about 23 hours a day and if not more. She only lets it roam around for 30 minutes to an hour a day. It is very sad after watching this video to think of how badly a friend of mine takes care of her rabbit.

[@laurii2609]

The chewing noise at the end is everything 😍😭

[@JeannetteK]

A great job you do and good luck and much love for all these sweet rabbits. Greetings from Holland ♥♥Jeannette♥♥

[@2t22tornadosiren]

I'm telling you, a rabbit can really make a childhood. I got a pet rabbit for easter, and we didn't abandon it or neglect it anything. We took good care of it, and if it wasn't for that rabbit my childhood would be shitty

[@MentalSelfMutilation]

Awwww! 0:17--0:27 the bunnies are snuggling together in the cages. Bunnies LOVE to cuddle. They must seem like giant pillows to eachother.

[@Magnusgangrel]

if you do your research, and you can accommodate a house rabbit, they are very rewarding, mine waits for me at the top of the stairs when I get off work, he plays with everything, and loves to snuggle. he comes when I call him, he dances, and he even has tantrums when he doesn't get his way. He has free range over my whole apartment, except the laundry room. they can make amazing pets if you have what it takes to give them what they need. and I too find rabbits and kids don't mix well ... but they can make good pets for adults.

[@KittyandPenni]

Aw those bunnies are so cute! It reminds me of my hampster, Ellie, for no apparent reason. Maybe the fur?

[@corval9]

Love and share my home with 3 free roam rabbits....great video

[@KaraJayneMakin]

I have two rabbits, they're both 2 and they're sisters.. i keep them in my back garden, but they've got a hut, with chicken wire and an a inside bit, it's very comfy for them. It is hard to care for a rabbit sometimes, they've got to be fed daily, need plenty of exercise, they also get up early and are active at certain times. I've had my rabbits for 6 days now and i know it sometimes can be hard devoting half of your day to them, to let them out, and feed them, and clean them. ☺

[@SuperCherubi]

This is the best rabbit video so far, but still some info is wrong but not horribly wrong.

[@KaregoAt]

My first pet was a Polish rabbit called Nöpö, I got him when I was 7. Soon after we bought another one, she was called Nelli. They we're so awesome, such nice pets and easy to take care of. They were so affectionate and lovable. They had a good life! Nöpö died of natural causes when he was 9, he died in my arms and it was one of the saddest moments in my life. Nelli had to be put down at the age of 8 due to a badly broken leg. I was with her the whole time, I still miss them both so much

[@Sarah-nf1ep]

I have two pet rabbits, Mr Fox and Temptation, they are both the best pets I've ever had. I've had dogs and cats, but I've never felt so connected to an animal as I have to Mr Fox (he was my first bunny). My aunty is a rabbit breeder, so she gave me both of my rabbits, Temptation is a rabbit used for show and Mr Fox is my personal pet. Rabbits have stolen my heart forever

[@LittleRose1997]

Thankyou for this. I hope when i get a job i will adopt one. A new member to my family and a new friend :3

[@RayGirl0214]

Awww i wish i could adopt all of them! Im so happy to be able to take care of my bun buns but i would love to live on a farm and own a whole lot of rabbits! :) lol

[@iDinoMo]

my rabbits are outside rabbits. They have a BUNCH of places to hide. I've made sure to not cut their favorite overgrown grass area. We have huge grape leaves that create a dome that they chill out under. They have a 2 story house (literary a house shapped house) and they own the yard and dig! i bought them with the fairytale easy pet thing on my mind too. little did i know 4 years ago i just bought my 2 best friends. :) Now i know alot about rabbits from sickness to how to keep them cool :)

[@brynnemo9719]

I have had my bunny for close to five years now. He's a great addition to the family. Rabbits really are easy to care for. My rabbit is trained and we clean out his cage once a week. He has standard rabbit food all the time and I make sure to feed him lots of veggies and fruit. He's a friendly guy, but doesn't like to be held very much. You just need to make sure your rabbit is living in a clean area, has good food, has something to chew on and keep their nails trimmed. Rabbits are great pets, but make sure you research them before u get one.

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

Since I was little, I'd wanted a dog of my own ... until I got my first pet rabbit, a Dwarf Hotot I named "Tardis" (you'll see him in my profile pic). Now, I can't possibly imagine myself having anything other than a rabbit, except out of necessity; like a service dog, to help with my illnesses/disabilities in the future. I was absolutely gutted when my baby rabbit developed GI stasis, though. Sadly, we had to have him put to sleep at 10 months & 24 days old; on December 28th, 2018. I'll never forget the love we shared, though. I've had other pets before, but my wee rabbit was quite possibly the closest I've ever been to any animal I've ever known. I know I'll always be fondest of rabbits now & I hope to one day get another who is just as wonderful as my beautiful baby bunny was... 💕✨🐇✨💕

[@hamneggwich]

We had a rabbit outside, but we live in the UK(so weather/predators aren't really a problem)he had a giant hutch with a run but he had the entire(well fenced) back garden to run around in during the day and often came inside to chill with us anyway. He was lovely, enjoyed attention and would sunbathe with our old dog. c: We had him for 12 or so years without any problems up until we sadly lost him during a surgery for dental spurs. That was 10 years ago and I still miss the little dude.

[@WillemPenn]

I have always been an animal person, and most of my "kids" have been rescues. I rescued a Turkish Angora after Christmas this year and, sadly, the bunny rescue organization, did not warn me how much work a long-haired rabbit is. Fortunately I have the time, money and space to care for him (brushing twice a day is the biggest issue, but food prep has also been time consuming). He is far more work than our two cats and three dogs combined. BIG things to think about (not mentioned and/or incor

[@LottamaBunMom]

I am so glad to see that the word is finally getting out that a rabbit is a live animal and not something you can buy and ignore. They make a good pet if you have the time, money and energy to care for them. If you don't plan to keep the bunny, don't get one!

[@darkkit1994]

We got our first rabbit on a whim. She was the last one at the pet store. The runt of the litter, with a little bald spot on her head. We weren't the greatest pet owners, but she lived to be 10 years old. Admittedly, we made some mistakes--like a wire-bottom cage--but she was let out often, and paid attention to daily. Our second rabbit was much more purposeful, and he has been much happier. He's let out twice a day, and loved at least four times a day.

[@annaapoka4515]

Thanks for the info, i'm still going to be getting a bunny though, we have already set up a cage that is large enough for the bunny to stand up on it's hind legs, and even slightly taller. I have 2 horses a dog and a cat, and we are going to be moving to a large ranch in a few weeks, we have even made plans to construct a bunny garden outside for the bunny to roam in when the weather is good. I've spoken to my parents and told them that bunnies can live up to 10-15 years.

[@MegansPets]

Amazing video. I love my rabbit and he loves being in videos :)

[@NicknooVision]

aww!!😍😍 If I could have a rabbit, I'll care him and call him Wenlock :3

[@jellybeanguitarist]

That outro noming sound....hahaha! I love listening to my bun crunch on goodies ^_^

[@AnimalLoverGirlCutie]

this video NEEDS to be more popular!!!! a lot of these other ones SUCK! saying they can have those cruddy pet store cages, or they are good for young kids and that they are so easy. THIS is reality!

[@QueenAnne44]

I bought my lop on impulse... and I couldn't be happier with her. =)

[@racheljacklyn]

When I'm older I will have a whole room for my bunny ollie

[@2022irons]

Grandma: How adorable! I think my grandson might like a pet rabbit for Easter. Grandson: it’s too much work!

[@Zethany]

I've read some online articles on pet rabbits and they seem like my kind of pet. I'm looking for an animal I can hang out with, be calm with but also show affection for as well. I'm generally very responsible for pets & I'd love to get a rabbit! And not just because they're the cutest thing ever. lol

[@jasminetreble6913]

My bunny Coco (year old Lionhead) had escaped from her outdoor hutch and run. I was worried sick, but we found her two days later in my grandmother's backyard. I called her to me, picked her up, and am now working on building her a NIC condo indoors, rabbit-proofing my room, and litterbox training her. I love her too much to let a scare like that happen again!

[@akualtekefan]

So true. I've seen so many rabbits, guinea pigs, and other rodents marketed as easy pets for kids, they require a lot of attention and stimulation in order to live long, happy, healthy lives. They are such rewarding pets if you take the time to properly care for them. Tiny cages and occasional play sessions are no way to house a rabbit/guineapig.

[@kuniklos]

I love my rabbit to bits. But he's been a trial to train and to learn about what makes him tick. My rabbit is litter trained, so the extent of his mess is that he can track hay or wood bedding around the house. He's free range and only spends time in his cage when he wants to sleep or wants a drink. He's only destructive if he doesn't get time with us (which is rare). They certainly aren't a beginners pet though. I'm glad this was posted.

[@yaabr]

everyone that want a bunny should watch this! unfornately before I had one, I read all this 'wrong' informations about being easy take care of a rabbit so I was full of misperceptions and unrealistic expectations although it's true that they amazing pets, but it takes time to gain their trust!

[@BanditFoxEtti]

two month ago my rabbit died at the age of 14, because of a failure of her waterworks. Her sister died 2 years before her, because of cancer.(we put them both to sleep before they died a painful death). I am proud to say that 12&14 aren't that usual for rabbits. We only fed them vegetables, NO bread/industrial made food etc, they lived outside, in a big rabbit-home, which we specially made for them and in summer they got to dig and build tunnels, eat grass etc. :) I love you guys Chipsy&Schnucki

[@danielcooper5821]

I wish I had seen this before I adopted a rabbit from a humane society near me, I ended up returning her to them and I cried so much and I still struggle with guilt. I was at a bad point in my life and overwhelmed with so much other stuff and then her. I had done research and thought I was ready, I'd owned a large variety of pets in the past and was always responsible and through but having a rabbit was so intense and I didn't even have the space for her. I was so ignorant and I knew I couldn't give her what she needed. I still feel bad I failed her so I pray everyday she went to a better home. I know the humane society took good care of her and hopefully found her a better owner who knew what they were doing. PLEASE RESEARCH AND REALLY KNOW HOW MUCH SPACE, CARE, AND TIME RABBITS NEED. It was one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever done. I've forgiven myself because I was in really bad mental place and I matter too but please know however intense you think a pet rabbit will be, it's so much more intense than you think. They are amazing creatures for very special owners.

[@BelovedOmen]

I had a lot of bunnies at one time. my baby girl Radar was taken from me by a fox at fair. she won a blue ribbon for being a black dutch rabbit. I just recently got a young bunny for xmas :) bunnies are amazing pets!

[@Sagiwa]

They're ridiculously easy to litter train, in my experience. Put a bunch of timothy hay near/in where you want them to go and they will usually naturally gravitate towards going in that spot. Reward them with treats when you see them going there (I use small amounts of certain fruit or veggies that my bunny likes), and if you see them putting their tail up when they're out of their cage, try to encourage them to go to their litterbox/area. My bunny was fully litter trained within a week.

[@mirandasmenagerie5395]

I’m glad this video was made. I have a rabbit and she’s my best friend. We built an aviary and bought a hutch so she has tons of space. She lives with the chinchilla and 3 guinea pigs. Usually I wouldn’t say it’s okay to house different kinds of animals together, however when they were inside during the winter she wound up bonding with the chinchilla to the point where they get depressed without each other. She and my guinea pigs get along amazingly as well, however they don’t get full on depressed without the other one (though they do get quite sad). If anyone reading this is having trouble financially and owns a rabbit know that they’re expensive. However you can go on chewy.com and buy in bulk and it is a lifesaver!

[@penny220]

Magical Miranda yeah they might look fine but you should never house bunny and guinea pigs together. Chinchilla too? That’s soooooooo bad they can’t even speak the same language and they all have totally different care so that’s not a good idea

[@blackscythe99]

So Glad I came across this before I made my decision because I would've been mad

[@melovinglife4306]

I have 4 rabbits and even with just 1 it was hard and with 4 it’s so hard you have to make sure they are all fully bonded and make sure they also get a lot of attention from me not just by each other. They are all free ranged and house bunny’s which is hard at times but I feel it’s better for them. The first rabbit I got was bugsy and he don’t actually like being with the other bunny’s and likes cuddles and kisses which is rare for rabbits but he is really used to me and knows I’m his “safe person” and he knows he’s safe with me being there. One of my bunnies I got from a shelter and she was actually abused by her previous owners and i wanted to get her so she would have a safe life with me. She doesn’t like being stroked sometimes and rather stay with the other rabbits but that’s fine by me. So if u do have a rabbit that isn’t as loving u have to understand that some of them aren’t and u just have to take it slow

[@Mr123Predator]

same here!!!!!!!!!!! getting one next couple weeks and getting the cage toys supplies E.T.C this upcoming week

[@samnikole1643]

I am hand raising 3 baby rabbits the size of my palm. My cats are funny . They run away from such small creatures and dont give them the time of day. The male cat lets the babies klime on him . It is a fun sight to watch

[@CircaPiratess]

I agree with you and I just got a rabbit after researching and I cleared out our spare bedroom for a huge play room for him and I cant get him to come out. It's so strange. Ive had him for almost a month and every morning I open his cage door and leave it open all day and he has never come out on his own. I fell so bad for him being cooped up but every time I've tried to take him out he runs back in lol.

[@LarrysLeatherWork]

We have a rabbit and he has us spoiled. We very seldom close the door to his home and he has the run of the house along with our cat. When we first got him he was young and chewed all kinds of cords from electric to cable. After a while he gave that up and just runs around checking out where the cat is. We almost never pick him up other than to trim his nails and he likes it like that. When its snack time he will let you know by jumping on you or staring you down.

[@Senashenta]

@Vr4z1el I actually find that most of my buns show the same amount of love and affection as dogs or cats, and love cuddles and scritches just as much as well. But of course they all have different personalities, so not all of them are like that. Kudos on saving a bun in need, btw. ♥

[@shanaynay4ever123]

I have a barn rabbit at the moment, She had given birth last summer. She had 5 little bunnies, all survived luckily. We took great care and pride with all of them..We never saw them as profit, we gave all 5 away 3 sadly died ;c If you do give away/sell them make sure that you do so in pairs! The other 2 who are alive to this day we gave away in pair and to our neighbor, so they were close by and with eachother..But yes! Bunnies are VERY hard to maintain so do your homework!

[@IckleSharpie456]

Im from London, i have 6 bunnies (3 girls and 3 boys) living together outside in a massive safe enclosure (stops foxes getting to them) They have unlimited hay, they have boxes, toys and even cuddly toys (rabbit safe ones) All bar 1 of my rabbits were rescued, our little Sid was actually thrown out into the fields and left for fox dinner :( at one point me and my mum actually had 20 rabbits, we stopped people throwing them out and even took in ones people didnt want anymore, i cant stand people who get pets and then mistreat them :(

[@axelrandm2262]

Yea its kinda sad

[@2022irons]

Grandma: I think my grandson would love having a 🐰 friend. Grandson: IT STINKS!!! >_

[@Lowri001]

My family bought a rabbit thinking it would be easier to care for than a cat, oh how wrong we were. They're a handful, but definitely worth it if you put the proper time in :)

[@Maddieshedgehogs]

$500 a year?! That's outrageous!

[@emppuv6083]

My rabbits (they have separate cages) has cages for two rabbits.I think a cages only for one rabbit are way too small.And they get to be loose running around in my room at least one and an half hour/day.I always check so that they don't chew on cords etc. And they are never left in thier (also separate outdoor cages) more than 20 mins. Thier outdoor cages are supersafe.they can't even dig themselfes out. They have chicken wire buried (about one centimeter, yes idk what it's in inches ..) in the soil so that they can not dig themselves out.=) Sorry if some words are spelled wrong,I'm not SUPERGOOD at english;)

[@imapikachuloveme]

I've never bought a pets because it was 'easy'. My first pet was a lovely rescue cat but she required special dietary food and daily medication as well as the usual worming tablet and flea dips. My rat was loved/spoilt for the two years she was with us, spoiled with toys and love until she died of cancer despite the operation and treatment. My dwarf rabbit and guinea pig needed several hours of playtime a day with lots of hay, toys, space with the rat and cat! Then the Chinese hamsters who...