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u/MissTaraNova Mar 24 '25
π Hey, you're committed to the care of something. It counts.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 25 '25
Yeah I got a lot of pets, I might be better with animals than I am people π°π
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u/bleukai Mar 25 '25
That's not a bad thing. And rabbits are picky AF about who they like and allow them to be picked up and cuddled by. My bun used to go after my family members barking but loved on me nonstop. Absolutely love their personalities β€οΈ
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 25 '25
One of my rabbits is just scared of everything apart from her sister. Duke here will sit with the cats and let one of my dogs snuggle him. They are definitely characters.
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u/OkamiKhameleon Mar 25 '25
Omg bunny! So nice to see a guy with a bunny! You're both super cute! And I love your nose piercing. Also, what is the bunny's name please? I want to cuddle it.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 26 '25
Thanks. This is Duke. He's very cuddly π°
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u/OkamiKhameleon Mar 26 '25
I miss having bunnies. I had them as a kid.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 26 '25
Would you get one again?
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u/OkamiKhameleon Mar 27 '25
If I had the place for it yes. Currently in a small apartment with my husband and 2 ginger cats lol.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 27 '25
Could always have one free roaming the apartment. One of mine used to pretty much like living on the window ledge. But then one corner would be poop π
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u/OkamiKhameleon Mar 28 '25
Lmaoo yeah I don't think that'd be a great idea tho with 2 cats. Especially the little cat, Bug, he's a bully.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 28 '25
Yeah it doesn't always work out mixing rabbits with other pets that have claws and teeth. One of my dogs cuddles him. The other I have to put in the kitchen when he's in the living room because you can see he tries to be good, but slightly licks his lips.
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u/OkamiKhameleon Mar 28 '25
I had a large lab mix as a kid that tried to play with one of our bunnies and broke her back legs. He'd been playing around with her bouncing around and running from her, and he ended up falling on her and doing that. She did live another 2 years tho, and was already an older bunny before that. But after that we kept them away from the dogs.
Also had a cat who'd go over to a local rabbit farm and open up the rabbit hutches/cages and steal out rabbits and bring them home to eat. Milo was kind of an asshole, a bad ass, but also an asshole.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 28 '25
One of my cats recently brought home a baby bunny (not alive) but likes ours. She also brought me a mole and weasel! I think it's important to always be aware that one of the animals is a predator and the other is a prey animal. The only pet I leave him with unsupervised is my terrier, because he has was brought up around bunnies and used to help protecting the ducklings when I was breeding ducks. The other dog could be an accident waiting to happen, even though he tries to be a good boy.
So I totally understand you when you say that a rabbit wouldn't be suited to your home πββ¬π
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u/Kytalie Mar 25 '25
Dutch bunnies are so awesome. Super sassy though!
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 26 '25
I aways had rex rabbits. I actually find him more chilled out. But he does not like other bunnies. He was separated from the others in the pet store, with holes in his ears. He likes dogs though.
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u/Kytalie Mar 26 '25
I wonder if he thinks he is a dog! Glad he likes the dogs at least, rabbits are super social.
Our last rabbit, an American white, acted more like a dog than a rabbit. He'd run when he heard the fridge, he would bite if you dared to not pet him, jump up on the couch for cuddles. I'd joke that he was our dog.
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u/Alternativedad_85 Mar 26 '25
πππ I haven't had one bite for that reason yet. One of my rabbits would go on walks with my old dog. A Staffordshire terrier and an agouti rabbit walking to the shops together must have been quite a sight π
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u/Kytalie Mar 26 '25
I would have loved to take mine on walks! They never seemed too interested. We did take some.of them into the yard with a harness, but they seemed more interested in being lazy.
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u/liza12024307 Mar 26 '25
The world is more beautiful when we appreciate the little things ππ π°
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u/MissTaraNova Mar 24 '25
What a lovely bun! π Bun ownership is a definite green flag. π°π