Rescued Bunny Turns Into The Best Foster Mom | The Dodo 

makes my heart swell

Absolutely 💯

It's so awesome to see them together. Makes my heart ❤️ smile 😊

...seeing animals of 3 different species become best pals.

Banging

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Tremendous family! Thank you!!

sorry for asking, but what is a freezer farm? I could google, but it sound bad and i'm afraid to see some horrifying pictures.

What's a freezer farm?! I never heard of that. 🤔

Basically sending the rabbit to a place where they freeze it to study whatever they study (it is a lab that stores biological samples)

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@@AR-yv3dj Thank You for sharing this reply with me!! Happy Easter to you too!!

Bertha is indeed a very special and unique bunny! Wonderful ❤❤

@@susannepowell8914 Thank You, Susanne!! Really Appreciate Your Heartfelt Reply!! 😁😁

@@janetmarshall7171 My absolute pleasure, Janet.

U got that right.

Then they multiply like the rabbits they are, unless you get them altered.

@@meow2u22 Or you have 1 and you give them 💜 and attention 8+ hours a day..

@@meow2u22 ...a good practice with more than 1...that way, you can see your bunny's personality come out instead of litter after litter....

Nope. I wonder if your friend has had her bunny for a long time because it does not sound like it.

Certain types of rabbits (lop-eareds, in particular, IIRC) can be litter-box trained (as can hamsters, actually). I don't know how they raise, though

@@meganofsherwood3665 I have a mini lop. He primarily PO OS on a pee pad, but when he jumps on my bed, he will go there too (waterproof pet blankie) and occasionally will leave a random poo in random places. Other bun owners tell me this is pretty common.

@@IMeMineWho Bunnies ARE easy to litter train. However, they are expensive to keep and are very high maintenance. They are definitely not starter pets and I wouldn't recommend them as pets even to adults. You have to be ready for a bunny, esp. since they are an 8-15 year commitment. I say this because SO MANY bunnies get dumped and abandoned each day. I have 3 rescued bunnies myself and they have the run of the house. When you free-roam them, their personalities come out and they thrive. They are very intelligent and loving - most people would say they are like a combination of cat/dog in where they can follow you around, pretend not to hear when their names are called, and give you lots and lots of kisses!

@@kitbunbun Lol. You are talking to someone who has owned a bunny 4 over a year..female bunnies are easier to litter train than maLes and it is hardEr to litter train males before they get fixed! As far as high maintenance..yes they are high maintenance. I am fully aware of bunnies getting dumped as MY CHANNEL HAS RAISED FUNDS FOR BUNNYLUV RESCUE! I know that they are loving as my bunny is like Gomez Addams and pretty smart himself. Fyi: I adore other bunny owners but please do not preach to the choir! The most reliable info comes from organizations like RSPCA, ASPCA and as one of the people at Bunny Luv tells me "there is so much misinformation about bunnies on the net" and frankly, a lot of it is spread by misinformation from RU-vidrs giving generalized info or what works for them. I do not believe anyplace is bunny proof..more like bunny preventative. Frankly I know what you are telling me and only disagree with you about the one point. Check out my Baby Boy.🐰 But I agree with you on the age thing as I would not recommend them to anyone under 30 or over 60 (unless the bunny is older and more set in his ways.)

In the sense that bookworms eat their way through books, she certainly appeared to be doing her best to mimic one 🤣

Sameeeeeeee 😅😅😅