Bailey The Flying Bunny - Binky With a Twist

I'm an acrobat! :) Bailey's got the skills to thrill.
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[MamaLuvsBunny]

That is the cutest ever!! He is so happy!!

He shows how "well loved" he is.

Glad that you love him so much!

Mamaluvsbunny

[mrurt]

@MamaLuvsBunny i got it bad for bunnies! lol they still bring me so much joy all these years later.

[Tonsilloliths]

I only see the "thumbs up" and "thumbs down" button. Where is the "holy shit" button?

[Luci57flavors]

Wow. big air. Your bun is happy. I wish I could get a vid when my bunny is doing that. It's always so spontaneous. A few days ago I made him a blanket tunnel between two chairs and I stuck my face under to say hello and he hopped a little and then when I moved again - he did a binky and raced out of one end to run up behind where I was at. He wanted to play - I really wish I had the vid running. People that don't have bunnies don't know how fun they can be.

[TheCatholicFaithfu]

It looks like he was showing off. He's very happy!

[mrurt]

@girlmeetsgun lol. i am frequently asked about litter training techniques and have to explain to people that if their bunny pee's in the pan but still leaves some marbles scattered here and there, they ARE litter trained. :) i have two that have near perfect litter habits but when you have 3 or 4 rabbits living together it's almost unheard of that you wouldn't have marbles to pick up, and most the time it's not using the bathroom, it's marking or kicking them about

[girlmeetsgun]

@mrurt It's nice to know other people let their buns run free! I get weird looks when I tell people my rabbits are only in their cages when I'm gone or in bed. They always ask, "Don't they poop all over the place?" And I say, "YEP! But I just pick it up." Of course, they pee in their litter boxes. They're very well-behaved. It's even better now that two of three are fixed, and the last is on her way too. Less chewing and digging!

[mrurt]

@silversky2668 i don't think most non-bunny people know how wonderful they are, especially when they have enough freedom to relax. when bunny only has a few minutes to spend outside of the cage and then doesn't want to be caught or does something naughty they often get let out even less, making everything worse.

[silversky2668]

@mrurt That's awesome :-) I would love to have a whole room for my rabbit, someday. He's free range in my room when I'm home and is litterbox trained and lays on my bed with me for pets. When I'm gone, there's a big pen I have for him with his toys so he can still run around--like you said, you can just tell they're happy and friendly when they have the room they need. I don't think a lot of people know that rabbits can make good free-range house pets.

[mrurt]

@silversky2668 i think it affects their character as well. fortunately no bunny here has to live in a cage (they have their own bedroom for nite time though). because they are out all the time they are very friendly and laid back, never nervous. my youngest who isn't bonded with the others gets very lonely if left alone and seeks us out.

[silversky2668]

Lol, I love it. I like seeing that there are people out there who let their rabbits out to run and play and don't just keep them in a hutch/cage all of the time. IMO, rabbits need space constantly. It's more fun for the rabbit AND for their owners :-)

[jediris73]

Wow Bailey can catch some air!! Cute bunny!!