This look like a mini version of my bunny that died. But i hope this bird and your bunny is always healthy❤. Here is a tip for taking care of a bunny if needed: do not put loud sound in a room if your bunny is there it may die because of the sound! Be Always healthy.😊❤❤
Hey just letting you know rabbits should no be kept in cages. They should be inclosed in a bigger space as much as that of a dog. And train them to be free roamed animals. They will grow aggressive and mad. It is a misconception that just because they are small mammals they can leave on small spaces but that is wrong. Think bunnies more like dogs than a rat. I’m telling you this because wend I had a bunny my self I did all those things that I told you. I was a teenager and never had a pet, for the longest time I had bad image of how to take care of my bunny, than I informed my self and she slowly started being more affectionate. So the best thing I can tell you is that, if you are gonna be responsible if a living creature you should research and inform yourself on how to take care of it, RU-vid google etc… And thats my advice overall though cut bunbun 🥰
I used to have 20 bunnies in the house and a big back yard to play. They call me rabbit man here. Rabbits are the cutest creatures I think, and they're very clean critters.
PS: if a bunny bites at the bars of the cage even when it's open it means he is bored or annoyed to even having to look at his cage. It is true that an animal never should be behind any bars.
He is cute but as said in a previous comment: the litter box is too small and the "bedding" in the cage should be filled with hemp litter instead of wood chips like that which can cause respiratory problems.
