Expectations VS Reality | Having a Rabbit 

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Totally agree. Thanks for the comment 😊.

Yep, both mine are rescued from being dumped. One in a park with his brothers and sisters, the other in an apartment parking lot with her sister. I think Thurberi (my boy) still has some trauma for it. He was 4 when I adopted him. But Elowen (my girl) was young enough that she was raised at the rescue and only a little under 2 when I got her, so she's much more used to being handled and given attention.

That happened to my rabbit when I was a kid. My parents decided to take her to a shelter because she was damaging the furniture. I cried so much. And, still feel traumatized after 20 years!

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@@littlekitsune1 not everyone can find a adoption center of rabbits

Haha Victor sounds so cute 🐰😁🥰

Haha this is so funny and true 🤣

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They are very lovable even with their quirks

I agree they are underrated, rabbits are so wonderful when you get to know them.

I'd say they are great for kids, as long as they are responsible. I'm 15, got my bun last year, unlike how most pets that parents get for their kids where the parents end up taking care of it, in this case, they don't have to do anything for him. The issue in reality is, getting the rabbit without doing proper research and self evaluation! Again, in my case, my parents got my bun for my birthday, though, me and my mom went out to get him. It wasn't a surprise gift but something that I was told about and researched to make sure that everything was set up correctly. Pets should NEVER BE SUPRISE GIFTS TO THOSE UNPREPARED! Though dogs don't need THAT MUCH preparation, cats, and especially rabbits do. That is why Easter is so harmful, they think a rabbit is a hamster, when they have needs more similar to cats! Circling back to the great for kids, rabbits can teach kids (Just not small children that aren't self aware yet, basically once they are over ~8-10, depends on the kid though) how to be gentle and responsible. Due to rabbits constant need for hay, the kid must keep tabs on the animal, rabbit waste is really easy to clean up and doesn't have a foul odor either. They are amazing animals that can teach people how ANY animal can have a personality! (as many don't think rabbits do! even though rabbits are sassy ass's)

@@bananaeclipse3324 yes research and knowing how to care for a bunny is super important before you get one.

@@AlwaysBeHoppy not just super important, NECESSARY!

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Mine are the same Its very annoying 🎂

this but with a toy

Mine eats, wood, cardboard, carpet, wall paint, will attempt metal, has had a go at the glass table and uses my oodie as a rag doll. Mmmm, have I left anything out 😂

Thank you Marion 🐰😊

My rabbit loves blankets

Haha that’s so cute 😆

Hehe most of the time she’s a good bunny 😀

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Bunnies are the best 🐰😊, but yes they need homes that are ready

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DiDi does that sometimes too lol

Omg same! One of my buns stabbed me in the eye in my sleep with their claws. I also now sleep with a blanket over my head😂 One of them also really likes to just chill on my fiancé’s face while we are sleeping 🤨

This doesn't sound like him going potty, it sounds like him marking his territory. Is he neutered?

Yup that does sound like territory marking like Jessi Jean said.

My very first bunny went in her litter box 99% of the time and I never toilet trained her. I didn't know how uncommon that was back then O.O

Did you put their hay only in their litter box? I have 2 buns and both potty trained very easily. I would say your experience of having 5 and none being able to box train isn't normal at all. Are/were they spayed or neutered?

@@Divinestyler22 Honestly, it had been so long, I can't remember if they all were, but I _do_ remember one particular pair of bunnies I had one time, the male was neutered, but we had to wait to spay the female, and . . . well . . . let's just say that she really did knock 'im dead. I just remember because we couldn't train them is the main reason why they had to remain outdoor bunnies as opposed to indoor bunnies.

I've had mine for 5 years. She's never peed anywhere else except her litter box but she does poop everywhere else but never excessively

@Lord Purchase I tried that very approach, but it seemed like no sooner would they find a particular potty spot they like and I would put the litter tray there, then they would go and find themselves a new favorite potty spot. You're right about the poop, but the pee was a different issue altogether (especially on carpet).

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Lucky your rabbit is ok with holding

Rabbits: treat time is all the time 😂

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It’s not bad once you get used to it, the love and fluffiness they bring is worth it 🐰❤️

Yes thanks for your advice. She’s following a meal plan from her vet, she’s getting enough hay, veggies and fruit 🙂.

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Thank you so much Maureen 🐰❤️😃

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Good tip 👍

Flemish Giants are awesome 🐰😃

It’s hard not to spoil bunnies, they’re too adorable 🐰🥰

Your male bunnies sound like angel buns

@@AlwaysBeHoppy I think I got a bit lucky, yeah, haha. Both my buns were fostered before I adopted them so the training kinda got done for me.

@@littlekitsune1 you seem like a very good bunny parent too!

@@AlwaysBeHoppy Thank you, that means a lot!

She is 😊

Yup it’s on my shopping list!

Yeah, both my buns have X-large cat litterboxes and I've had no accidents since they settled in properly! Simple cat litter trays tend to even be cheaper than bunny ones, so win-win.

The bumbox on Amazon is the absolute best. It keeps them from stepping on any pee or poop. It also keeps them from flinging bits around when they hop out.

@@Divinestyler22 thanks I’ll take a look 🙂

Bunnies are still the best though ❤️

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Try sitting on the floor and letting her come to you for petting 🙂. For the hay, mix small amounts of the timothy into the alfalfa. Gradually increase the amount of timothy, that should help her transition. We don’t want to completely change their food at once, they need some time to adjust. Hope that helps her 😊🐰.

Yup must be a lazy bunny thing 😆

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Thank you that means a lot ❤️. Hope you are enjoying time with your new rabbit!

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She was fighting with the other rabbits at the animal shelter so they advised not to get a second rabbit sadly.

@@AlwaysBeHoppy oh that's sad :(

@@Lumors it is, her bite wounds took awhile to heal 🙁. I did want to get a second rabbit.

I love this type of bunny content

Thank you so much 😊

@@AlwaysBeHoppy yw

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@@AlwaysBeHoppy I also invite you to subscribe, watch and comment on the channel

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Thank you for the kind words 🐰😊

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Yes most of the time they are sweeties 🐰🥰

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Thanks 😊. Rabbit poop isn’t that bad, there isn’t much smell and they’re firm so easy to sweep.

@@AlwaysBeHoppy that’s good to know I’ve seen people have therapy rabbits so I’m guessing it’s not that bad.

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😱😃 bunny tips please lol

@@AlwaysBeHoppy Tons of love and patience.

It’s very interesting to learn how all the bunnies are very similar but also different in their own unique ways 🐰💕

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Those rabbit internal clocks are so accurate 🐰😆

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Rabbits are smarter than cats L

Bunnies and their bunny ways 😂

Is your rabbit neutered? Neutered rabbits are usually less aggressive, my rabbit is spayed so she is more calm. For food, about 80% of their diet should be timothy hay for an adult rabbit. If you always have hay available for him and have hay in the litter box, he should be eating it. If he's refusing hay, you might need to ask a vet.

They hide too much?

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😭 I’m so sorry for your loss. He sounds like a very good bunny, I think bunnies are just the sweetest/ best animals. You will always be in our hearts little bunny Cvrvek 🐰😇🌈💕

@@AlwaysBeHoppy yeah... Bunnies are really sweet and cute creatures. And yes, he was really amazing. He may had some minuses (He was some times biting us He was peeing to somethings... And destruiding somethings)... but he had amazing personality. He can makes you smile in 1 second!😄💝How he looked like was beautiful... also he was smaller one And his ears was also smaller. It maked him CUTE a lot more. His face was always really cute. Yeah.... He was amazing. That memories which he gave us was amazing💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝

@@AlwaysBeHoppy And also, he will forever in our hearts💝💝💗💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝He was UNIQUE one. That little spark which he had in his eyes was also very nice.... He looked so happy...💝💝💝💝(this is just a bonus. I hope that reply which I typed before don't will delete how is happening to me :/)He can did a lot very adorable poses which maked him ADORABLE AS F***😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍Yeah.... That were amazing years

@@Horse-Lady_cz yes bunnies like to destroy things because they need to chew 😅. If you ever get another bunny, getting them enough of their own bunny safe chew things will help and bunny proof the human stuff. Then the bunnies will be the cutest little angels being very good in the home 🐰🥰. I love smaller bunnies with smaller ears, they are super cute maybe almost the cutest animals on earth 🐰❤️💕

@@AlwaysBeHoppy ok and HMMMMMM😀We had 2 bunnies before Cvrček qnd they don't was Destructors😂🙂And we have in plan buy new bunny in the Spring because it is here empty without this little Adorable creature💝💝💝💝💝💝

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Yes our beautifully cooked cuisines just the delicious smells will draw the bunnies in 🐰😅

She is actually a very sweet and loving girl 😊