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you reeeeally shouldn't keep wild species as pets. they have domesticated rabbits for that. I mean you can just see, this "melvin" is far more alert and on edge than any domesticated rabbit, it's best suited to be amongst it's own kind in the wild.
kujofox 1 year ago
@kujofox hahaha I laugh at ur stupidity and ignorance! Melvin was raised by humans. and Radar Smokey Bunny a holland lop owned by my friend is way more alert and wild than she is. He has escaped from his cage(outdoor and indoor) numerous times and we cant figure it out. with his indoor cage, we turned the door torwards the wall and he still got out and he is over a year old and pretty fat
kurockergurl 8 months ago
cute bun!!!
soodleb 3 years ago
I love Melvin. Thanks for confirming that they can be very good house rabbits. Bella says hi. :-)
Coolpix7900 3 years ago
she's grown so much!! And you're so lucky... Melvin is so callm and doesn't try to escape XD
KoreanAngel795 3 years ago
She's grown up fast! but still cuddly! T
tom30ter 3 years ago
Wow, she is tiny!
msrret 3 years ago
Happy Birthday little Melvin! you´r still a beautiful Miss Bunny!
MariposaKamikaze 3 years ago