@HoltonStudios The actual cost of buying a rabbit is not very expensive, however you have to consider the long term costs of keeping one - food, bedding, vets fees, etc. If treated well, rabbits can live for an average of 5–7 years, so it's a big investment.You will also need to be prepared to train your rabbit to live indoors, and to invest in some 'bunny proofing' of your home as rabbits do like to chew a lot! But if you're serious about having one, they are absolutely wonderful pets.
I had the same problems with my bunnies but after awile the just got used to me since i had a certain time to take them out and pet them and hold them and they follow me around and lick me now!
It has been 2 weeks that I have bought two baby rabbits. They are now 10 weeks old. Any advise on how to get them used to being handled? When they are outside their cage, they come and smell me and sometimes put their paws on my legs. However, when I approach my hand to stroke them they run away. What do you recommend?
@AngelLullabye It often just takes time for rabbits to get fully used to you. try offering them little treats (small pieces of banana or apple) and just try to stroke them as they eat them so they start to associate you with nice things....eventually they should start to trust you. good luck!
Rabbits have a completely different charactor when outside of a cage, I wish more people would try it! The house doesn't smell, but you do have to clean out their litter tray regularly, and they do like to spread their hay around everywhere! We did try them outside in the beginning, but they were just very scared, and since our garden is tiled, it wasn't much fun for them. I definitely believe they are happier and safer indoors! And they get a lot more attention from us!!!
@SarahFencott so true, i wish everyone would do it...rabbits are the most mistreated and abused animal in the world i just wish i could help more and convince people to treat them properly
Than you for showing people how rabbits should be treated, and maintained! it aes me so sad to see rabbits in hutches and cages, and even worse outdoors :(
omg i played this for my friends rabbit while he was freaking out one time and he calmed down instantly! and are those holland lops? if so ik y he calmed down
I loved your video. Those are some happy rabbits. Why can't all pet owners be like you? Two burning questions though, 1. How do you potty train? and 2. How do you cover your electrical cords (especially the computer)?
Thanks dude! Rabbits are super easy to toilet train, when they've been neutred/spayed. It's a little more difficult if they haven't had the op, since they use their droppings to mark their territory. Give them a litter tray, put some of their old droppings already in it and they should just go automatically after that. They like going in the same place, where they can smell their scent. If they keep insisting on going to the toilet in other places, put more litter trays around...
until they get the message! Electric cables are a bit more complicated - they just love chewing through them! The best solution is to get some plastic tubing from a hardware store that is specifically meant to protect wires, you just make a slit and pop the wire inside. But it's probably safest to try and block off completely any areas where there are exposed wires, so they are out of the rabbit's reach, just in case. I hope that helps! Good luck and enjoy!
thanks! yep they are pretty contented rabbits! they do have a bizarre love of eating wallpaper tho, so it has meant a fair amount of redecorating to stop them! :o)
hi i want a house rabbit that roams around the house. but how much does it cost for a baby bunny??
HoltonStudios 1 month ago
@HoltonStudios The actual cost of buying a rabbit is not very expensive, however you have to consider the long term costs of keeping one - food, bedding, vets fees, etc. If treated well, rabbits can live for an average of 5–7 years, so it's a big investment.You will also need to be prepared to train your rabbit to live indoors, and to invest in some 'bunny proofing' of your home as rabbits do like to chew a lot! But if you're serious about having one, they are absolutely wonderful pets.
SarahFencott 3 weeks ago
They look so happy and really seem to be having fun...... great video
clairharrison 2 months ago
I have a bunny that looks and acts EXACTLY like winston! Keep up the good work!
lydiagreenchocolate 4 months ago 2
@AngelLullabye
I had the same problems with my bunnies but after awile the just got used to me since i had a certain time to take them out and pet them and hold them and they follow me around and lick me now!
lydiagreenchocolate 4 months ago 2
I cant wait untill me and my sus r getting our bunnies! I hope they are joyfull all the time
nickynoodles12345 5 months ago
Lol i adore the second song too, we are getting 2 young rabbits for my little brothers birthday, i hope they are as playful as this.
skate3replayz 7 months ago 2
i love this song!
Skunk90210 8 months ago
It has been 2 weeks that I have bought two baby rabbits. They are now 10 weeks old. Any advise on how to get them used to being handled? When they are outside their cage, they come and smell me and sometimes put their paws on my legs. However, when I approach my hand to stroke them they run away. What do you recommend?
AngelLullabye 8 months ago
@AngelLullabye It often just takes time for rabbits to get fully used to you. try offering them little treats (small pieces of banana or apple) and just try to stroke them as they eat them so they start to associate you with nice things....eventually they should start to trust you. good luck!
SarahFencott 5 months ago
Sooooo cute!
I used to have a rabbit but she only came inside in winter when it was really cold! I wish we took her inside more now haha :(!
Pinkylou123 8 months ago
Rabbits have a completely different charactor when outside of a cage, I wish more people would try it! The house doesn't smell, but you do have to clean out their litter tray regularly, and they do like to spread their hay around everywhere! We did try them outside in the beginning, but they were just very scared, and since our garden is tiled, it wasn't much fun for them. I definitely believe they are happier and safer indoors! And they get a lot more attention from us!!!
SarahFencott 10 months ago 4
@SarahFencott so true, i wish everyone would do it...rabbits are the most mistreated and abused animal in the world i just wish i could help more and convince people to treat them properly
jumper5971 10 months ago
Than you for showing people how rabbits should be treated, and maintained! it aes me so sad to see rabbits in hutches and cages, and even worse outdoors :(
MissCampos88 11 months ago
Wow! I wish there were WAYY more pet owners like you! Those are some of the luckiest rabbits ever!! :)
bouncingbunnies101 11 months ago
very gooooood!!
lenakinice 11 months ago
Do you have to let them outside every so often? Or are they quite content in being indoors? Also, does your house start to smell of rabbits?
DoryRayy 11 months ago
I love house rabbis :D i can never get over the fact that in my friends house there is just a random rabbit bouncin around xD
MsDotsta 1 year ago
omg i played this for my friends rabbit while he was freaking out one time and he calmed down instantly! and are those holland lops? if so ik y he calmed down
kurockergurl 1 year ago
omg i played this for my friends rabbit while he was freaking out one time and he calmed down instantly!
kurockergurl 1 year ago
I love this video， bunnies are so cute!
xiaotutu0802 1 year ago
could have done without the music.
aardvark445 1 year ago
Beautiful beautiful beautiful! Well done - these are some happy and healthy-looking rabbits! Wonderful job! And thanks for sharing!
woollyfeet 1 year ago
Great Video! Happy adorable well-loved bunnies! Wonderful to see!
binkybunnydotcom 1 year ago
Happy adorable well-loved bunnies! Wonderful to see!
binkybunnydotcom 1 year ago
Great songs! Cutest rabbits ever.
micagopro 1 year ago
I loved your video. Those are some happy rabbits. Why can't all pet owners be like you? Two burning questions though, 1. How do you potty train? and 2. How do you cover your electrical cords (especially the computer)?
bigbuju777 1 year ago 2
@bigbuju777
Thanks dude! Rabbits are super easy to toilet train, when they've been neutred/spayed. It's a little more difficult if they haven't had the op, since they use their droppings to mark their territory. Give them a litter tray, put some of their old droppings already in it and they should just go automatically after that. They like going in the same place, where they can smell their scent. If they keep insisting on going to the toilet in other places, put more litter trays around...
SarahFencott 1 year ago
until they get the message! Electric cables are a bit more complicated - they just love chewing through them! The best solution is to get some plastic tubing from a hardware store that is specifically meant to protect wires, you just make a slit and pop the wire inside. But it's probably safest to try and block off completely any areas where there are exposed wires, so they are out of the rabbit's reach, just in case. I hope that helps! Good luck and enjoy!
SarahFencott 1 year ago
@SarahFencott are rabbits not as playful nor cuddly as cats are? that's what ppl say.
3333sweetie 1 year ago
Aaaw its lovely to see rabbits get the run of the house rather than being trapped in a hutch all day. They seem so happy.
shazzqsong 1 year ago 3
thanks! yep they are pretty contented rabbits! they do have a bizarre love of eating wallpaper tho, so it has meant a fair amount of redecorating to stop them! :o)
SarahFencott 1 year ago