Bunny tips and tricks, staring Bunny Bradley

Advice on bringing a bunny into your home and some basic advice on bunny-proofing your home. Bradley shows off his bunny stuff.

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[kittysingle]

No idea. Bradley was rescued from a vendor who didn't realize it was illegal to sell live animals at a farmer's market in SF. So technically, the type of rabbit is dinner.

[kittysingle]

I'm sorry to hear that. Sometimes dogs don't understand they are supposed to make friends. It's a good idea to introduce the rabbit or cat to the dog with the dog on the outside of a cage and the bunny or cat on the inside. If the dog tries to make friends, then they should get along.

[kittysingle]

Well, bunny death by electrocution is a bigger problem for bunny. There are web-stores that deal with bunny proofing your house that sell products specifically for protecting bunny from wires.

I understand the attraction, I like to chew on them myself. Shocking, I know.

[sk8ersnuffle]

omg this bunny is soo cute it looks like a sheep ! but at 0:46 uhmm lol kinda weird u know wat i mean haha

[akAsha6E6D]

what a cutie,i see he seems happy...

[allanz123456789]

wow legs

[apocq]

ink on newspaper = poison for bunnywabbits

[Basketballgirl83]

Is the Rabbit a Siamese Rabbit?

[2312345lennard]

and i got 4 but the 2 died becuz my dog ate them so i got 2 left

[alistis99]

thanks for the info on thew dog and the rabbit getting along my dogs very nice he dont bark dont bite if he sees a cat somtimes he barks but most times he goes up and sniffs them dosnt go well......he s AWSOME

[poprockz45]

yes.... you shouldnt hav the wires out bcuz my rabbit keeps biten them..... and i keep getting in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!