Rabbits can be just as loving, affectionate, and loyal as a dog. It all depends on how much time you are willing to invest in gaining their trust and to form a bond with them. Once they bond to you, you are their special human and adore you and crave your attention and love. They are very routine animals as well so once you do something they will remember and expect it the same way every day. They are just such a unique and special pet that I have always enjoyed having. I will never go back to a dog. I love my bunbuns!
Yeah, I feel like they’re making bunny behaviour that should be considered normal into a strange thing, when really, this is just how they act when treated right.
Yes you are right! I used to have a female ginger coloured bunny named Honey" not just bc of her coat colour but her disposition! She was sweet and a cuddler! I was a kid I think 10? Anyway,bunnies are very lovable,& def another option, for anyone of ANY AGE to PLEASE ADOPT 😊 THANK YOU
TBF to the lady that said this rabbits are seen differently over in Australia. They’re seen more as dangerous pests due to their infestation severely damaging the ecology over there. It’s actually illegal to own a rabbit as a pet in Queensland so that could be why it was so weird to her.
@@KoltiraMemeweaver That's awesome but does it not chew up the walls and furniture? I heard rabbits are into that due to their continually growing teeth.
they rather being choosed by children, preferably girls, cause they seemingly fit better wirh them for their cuteness and Overall appearance. You may not expect grown men getting them all that much
@@covidgoaway6101 He used to be into walls until I got some blockers. I also sprayed those areas with vinegar(he hates the smell). He'd only bite where walls made a corner. He isn't into furniture unless it's wooden, so I sprayed chair legs down with vinegar too. Getting a loooot of chew toys also helped.
That is so true. I had a budgie, and being a first time bird owner I picked up a book at the store explaining how to care for them. It said you can teach them to speak, but don't expect them to be able to learn more than a few simple words. He spoke in full sentences and had an amazing vocabulary that could match any parrot. I also decided to save a feeder mouse and keep him as a pet. Again, I did my research to better understand him. Apparently because they are not hand raised it said they could never be completely tamed, and would never allow you to pet them. The little guy I have now nearly falls asleep sitting in my hand while I scratch his head. And, I can assure you each and everyone one of them has had their own very unique personality. I never believe what I read anymore or put any limitations on what they can learn. The only thing that limits an animals potential is the lack of effort made by the person who adopts them to really understand them.
My first pet was a white rabbit. He was totally cute and adorable -at least that's what I thought - until he munched onto my butt while I was squatting.
I think the contrast is what makes makes Bugs so good as a 'rabbit'. But there is some truth in how ornery rabbits can be, they tend to be nuisance animals for farmers and some of the public and they're tricksy to catch. That might have lead them to his tricksy behaviors, but his personality definitely seems to be a fun "big contrast" with rabbits. Rabbits are prey and easily scared, Bugs is this bigger-than-life unafraid disposition that makes us root for him and feel satisfied when we see the success of his tricky behaviors. I would guess he was designed alongside Elmer the hunter, because it's also fun to laugh at 'idiot' men who get outsmarted by a rabbit.
I used to have a rabbit called Smudge many years ago. He was abandoned on us and I could tell he was badly cared for by his previous owner. I gave him the best life I could and he was so happy. I had him for almost 2 years but he passed away before the age of 3 years old back in 2010. He was a wonderful character. He was cheeky and so cute. I love the name Smudge. Nice to see another bunny called Smudge
@@yippee8570 oh gosh im so sorry. I feel your heartbreak. My smudge died in 2010 a week before Christmas. I had his Christmas present under the tree too. It was awful. I felt like my heart had been ripped out of my chest. He was so special to me and he was my first rabbit.
“She’s so well trained she’s more like a puppy than a bunny” 🙄 bunnies can be well trained anyway, anyone with a house bunny knows and those who don’t need to educate themselves that cats and dogs aren’t the only animals in the world. Love this bunny, gorgeous fluff.
@@welp5468 Yeah, the way she said that rubbed me the wrong way too. I didn't know how bonded and close you can be with a rabbit until I got my buck. Had him since he was a baby. He's my favorite 💜.
I think the reason for her baffled tone is because rabbits are a hugely problematic feral animal in Australia so a lot of people disapprove of having them as pets, same as cats. Not saying I agree, just contextualising. Also it's hilarious that they assume all puppies are well behaved 🤣 as with any animal, it depends on the amount of effort you put into their training.
Bunnies shouldn't be held in general since they feel like they've been caught by a predator. A bunny isn't a little chihuahua to carry around in your bag
@jawaadthebest, we had a carrier for ours and he also liked to ride in my big truck. I'd put him on the bunk and aim the vent on him and he'd stretch out and ride like that.
@rasp berryboo Pets can replace friends easily. But I don't know about them being a date replacement. Maybe when you're sick of dating, you just want friendship with someone who won't pity you for being single. Plus you don't have to worry about attracting toxic/narcissistic friends when buying pets. Which usually happens after a break up with a person who has similar negative traits. Female Dr Phil is out! ✌🏽
@jawaadthebest Unfortunately not always as long as you would like and when you have bonded like that the loss is very hard on yourself and your grandchildren.
It's a bit sad that this is something so ''out of the ordinary''. I just see a normal rabbit over there. Rabbits do not belong in a cage; if you put your dog or cat in a cage all day it would do nothing either, they'll be depressed and angry. Rabbits need to free roam, and can be easily trained to do their needs in a sandbox like cats. Of course they can also be friendly and playful, and are capable of learning tricks and go on walks in their own way. The idea of rabbit = cage is so out of date! They are also very sociable animals so if you treat them well they'll bond with you, they do not do very well alone, so if you don't have enough time for it you should get two buns.
Unfortunately, that's not how a lot of people see it. Good thing this guy is spreading awareness! If people were just better educated, rabbits wouldn't have to live their lives in cages.
Oh smudge your adorable I'd love to cuddle you. I've a bunny right here who is special needs with seizures but he is so very loving and thinks he's a cat. Smudge your booootiful
@@ayla_i_think he doesn't have very good motor skills for lack of a better term like he falls over and trips on himself. He is extremely skiddish and scared of people except when you pet him he stays for pets. Now that I'm reading this I think he may just be in poor condition - we adopted him from a kill shelter and he was very weak when we first got him and had clearly never seen a vegetable in his life. I wonder if there's a way to help with his trauma
I love the Smudge videos. I wish everyone treated their bunnies this well. I brought my 4 lb white bunny, Billy everywhere. He loved the car, the beach, the park and hotels! House rabbits ARE just like dogs and cats...they need tons of affection, toys and lots of room to roam around! Hutches and cages are cruel. So happy you have posted this!
This warms my heart. Winnie would NEVER!!! But she loves to give me kisses and I have never had a rabbit do that before and I love it!! Wish you were close so Smudge could teach Winnie how to act normal in public🤣🤣
If I were you I would do some of my research bu watching the CZcams channel 101 rabbits, it’s very informational and there are so many videos. I’ve been watching her for years and I trust her so much. She even has an online shop with AMAZING things. I got some treats and toys from her shop and my rabbit absolutely adores the treats AND toys
@@Soderberget I honestly don’t suggest getting TWO rabbits... they need a lot of attention and rabbits won’t always get along. Especially if you have never had one before! A bunny is a lot of fun to have tho :))))) Good luck!
Rabbits don't belong in cramped hutches in the back garden just like birds don't belong in a cage. It's like a prison cell for them. Glad to see this sweetheart is free to roam 🥰❤
This is how these sweet little animals should be treated. Thank you for showing the world that any less than this level of love n care is not acceptable. They r amazing animals.
Oh my goodness she is just impossibly cute!! Those paws kill me! 😭💕 I've never seen such a chilled relaxed and tolerant bunny before! She is super special 😍😌🐰💕
Ahahah, 100% agree 🙌🏽✨🤣 I will say that I need to neuter mine (it’s very expensive and very few exotic vets here) and then I’ve heard all the unwanted behaviors like nipping and marking will stop 😍
Just irresistible bunny. I had a pet rabbit (dwarf chinchilla rabbit) similar to Smudge and she was such a sweet loving girl. She lived for 10 wonderful years. I loved watching her eat lettuce and her fav carrots. Rabbits are just as wonderful as dogs. God bless Smudge and her parents!
Smudge--what a great name! I love the sound of it even though I don't see how it applies to this beautiful bunny. I laughed when Smudge helped herself to your salad at the restaurant.
I have two twin Netherland dwarf buns, each is the size of my foot. One is snow white with blue eyes, and the other is mink coloured. Absolutely stunning. They are the best, most beautiful, breathtaking, and fun creatures on earth, bar none. I'd never ever want a dog or cat after having lived with these two angels. No cage, no pen, no dumping them in the backyard. They live in my house, eat blueberries, bananas, apples, and herbs to their hearts' desire, and every second of the day I fall in love with them all over again. God bless and protect all bunnies, best blessing of God ever.
i had bunnies for years. i love them. they’re really fun to be around. mine lived loose in my fenced in yard. they never left the yard either. It was great coming home from work and being smothered by bunny kisses!
@@victoriasmees5625 i think thats it - she does like to 'feel' things with her teeth. She sort of holds and presses around them then squeezes a bit if it feels nice, like the wood must! For some reason though, it's always the small phone end on the charging cord, not the larger usb plug end.
Absolutely stinking adorable, I had a rabbit just like this with the long loop ears so precious I miss my rabbit so much. I wish I could get another one, but my daughter is allergic, y'all are so blessed to have her she's amazing.
Yeah, we should try and turn animals into something that benefits us, instead of letting them be themselves. Rabbits are already paying a terrible price for such attitudes, lop eared rabbits like smudge are extremely prone to ear infections and dental issues.
@@Bork_Cruk and the way loads of them are kept is so unnatural just because it fits our lifestyle better (sterile homes, no digging, single buns, only pellets and hay...) :(
@mari Any time you are trying to select for particular traits, you are narrowing the gene pool. Lops suffer because they have lop ears, which is an inherent health issue. As are shorter faces. Of course you take a "better" approach to breeding. But as you say, the best thing would be to breed to an unrelated rabbit. What rabbit would be most unrelated? One of a totally different breed. That would broaden the gene pool, whereas trying to maintain particular traits inherently narrows it. It should be enough of a privilege to care for a rabbit and give it love, regardless of how cuddly, cute, obedient, etc. it is. Animals should not be consumer products.
@@mw-cy1zf Correct. Unfortunately it is better for rabbit health to be kept inside because in many countries now introduced diseases that are carried by mosquitoes and other vectors can kill them. Rabbits can live happily indoors, but it's a lot more work to provide them with an adequate environment where they can dig and chew and run. And as you say, they should have a rabbit companion! Some rabbits are better alone (just won't bond with any other rabbits), but most are much happier when bonded. I think hay is good, pellets are unnecessary unless the rabbit is losing weight. And fresh grass is superior to the leafy greens that humans eat.
I’ve got 2 holland lop rabbits. Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever thought these 2 bundles of joy could melt my heart. I adore pet rabbits so much.
Dont worry mines seem to have a preference for all my apple device charges... took me 5 iphone chargers and 2 macbook chargers to come up with a plan haha
Son puro amor,yo tengo dos desde hace dos añinos y estoy encantada con estos animales tan maravillosos,cada día me enseñan ellos a mí algo nuevo...y ojalá muchas personas se quisieran tanto y tan bien como lo hacen entre ellos...♥️🐰
“she’s so well trained she acts like a puppy more than a rabbit” rabbits are social animals who loved to be loved. stop pushing rabbits to be anything other than themselves and just take the time to learn more about them and how to interact with them properly
I hate how they said 'is more like a puppy than a bunny' because often puppies are less well behaved than rabbits. Also he wasnt holding her the right way mist of the time😭 anyway I'm still glad shes free roam
I just love your bunny I had one like that and he died a few weeks ago and I did nothing but cry everyday and every night and finally my husband said I could get another one I am getting a Holland Lop that only gets 2 to 4 pounds I have to wait until Feb 15th he is too young yet he has to stay with his mommy until the 15th of Feb I can't wait. How old is your baby and how much does he weigh he is gorgeous?
A rabbit need 80% hay and a little tiny bit of pellets and 1 cup of vegetables and 1 treat a day ( it do one treat every day to make sure she’s doesn’t have GI staysis) (idk if that’s how you spell it lol)
I can absolutely see why she is “world famous!” Smudge is amazing...smart and talented, too. Thankfully, she has a good home and a great life! 👍 You both are so lucky to have found each other. Are all mini lop rabbits good as gold like her, or is she just special? 💜 No animals should be kept in cages.
This bunny is totally alone... no other bunny around as it normally should be. That's be he is so "friendly" to humans... You always should have two bunnies.
Not necessarily. As long as you can provide enough time socializing with your bun during the day and they have adequate space to run and jump, then keeping a single bun is fine.
@@jessecaplan1202 There are different opinions on that. A human can't socialise with a bunny the way another bunny could and they feel more comfortable when there is always someone around.
amen to that. my first rabbit lost most interest in me after we got a second one, but I'm not complaining - their bond is amazing, they love each other and keep each other company, and are busy together. which means, I can enjoy my animals without giving them all of my free time. I mean, I miss the kisses, and cuddles with my bun, but I see that he is much happier with another bun
@Peaches The not social part is very rare tho. A lot of people just don't know that rabbits have to fight (a little) to establish a hierachy. They see two rabbits fighting and think "Oh no, thats bad. Better stop this right now. Guess my rabbit is just not social"
Smudge: I kiss you bc you love me and I have lovely manners
My Rabbit: I tolerate you bc you feed me and keep me alive. Dont push it.
Oh my word, yes!! My rabbit too!! 😱
Lol
My rabbos is pretty old now so he is idk more chill he isn't so old that he might die of old age lol I love him
Probably even pushing it anyway XD
Your rabbit sounds like it should have been born a cat.
this rabbit is living the life
Being a human being not all that when got life like this bunny
it's being tranced and picked up all the time i doubt it's happy
@@blaqkdown well if it kissed its hooman and twitches its nose, then flops and binkies. then its happy :)
@@shotsfiredandmissed9068 still rabbits should never be tranced
@@blaqkdown exact
Rabbits can be just as loving, affectionate, and loyal as a dog. It all depends on how much time you are willing to invest in gaining their trust and to form a bond with them. Once they bond to you, you are their special human and adore you and crave your attention and love. They are very routine animals as well so once you do something they will remember and expect it the same way every day. They are just such a unique and special pet that I have always enjoyed having. I will never go back to a dog. I love my bunbuns!
This is so true. My little dude is so sweet and loving
Yeah, I feel like they’re making bunny behaviour that should be considered normal into a strange thing, when really, this is just how they act when treated right.
Yep! My boy is a lovebug lol. Always wants to be near me, licks me, and asks for petting. So sweet and friendly.
I definitely would rather have a cat or a rabbit, but not a dog!
Yes you are right! I used to have a female ginger coloured bunny named Honey" not just bc of her coat colour but her disposition! She was sweet and a cuddler! I was a kid I think 10? Anyway,bunnies are very lovable,& def another option, for anyone of ANY AGE to PLEASE ADOPT 😊 THANK YOU
"why get a rabbit" ummm not everyone prefers cats or dogs..? rabbits are actually amazing pets
TBF to the lady that said this rabbits are seen differently over in Australia. They’re seen more as dangerous pests due to their infestation severely damaging the ecology over there. It’s actually illegal to own a rabbit as a pet in Queensland so that could be why it was so weird to her.
My big buck has taken my favorite pet spot now(I raised him as a baby). He's a free roam house rabbit. I also have a sweet, but scaredy cat lol.
@@KoltiraMemeweaver That's awesome but does it not chew up the walls and furniture? I heard rabbits are into that due to their continually growing teeth.
they rather being choosed by children, preferably girls, cause they seemingly fit better wirh them for their cuteness and Overall appearance. You may not expect grown men getting them all that much
@@covidgoaway6101 He used to be into walls until I got some blockers. I also sprayed those areas with vinegar(he hates the smell). He'd only bite where walls made a corner. He isn't into furniture unless it's wooden, so I sprayed chair legs down with vinegar too. Getting a loooot of chew toys also helped.
She’s adorable. Animals are constantly being underestimated! When given a chance, they can often be surprising!
That is so true. I had a budgie, and being a first time bird owner I picked up a book at the store explaining how to care for them. It said you can teach them to speak, but don't expect them to be able to learn more than a few simple words. He spoke in full sentences and had an amazing vocabulary that could match any parrot. I also decided to save a feeder mouse and keep him as a pet. Again, I did my research to better understand him. Apparently because they are not hand raised it said they could never be completely tamed, and would never allow you to pet them. The little guy I have now nearly falls asleep sitting in my hand while I scratch his head. And, I can assure you each and everyone one of them has had their own very unique personality. I never believe what I read anymore or put any limitations on what they can learn. The only thing that limits an animals potential is the lack of effort made by the person who adopts them to really understand them.
I really wanna know how Warner Bros turned something like this into Bugs Bunny.
Bunnies can be pretty mischievous
My first pet was a white rabbit. He was totally cute and adorable -at least that's what I thought - until he munched onto my butt while I was squatting.
I think the contrast is what makes makes Bugs so good as a 'rabbit'. But there is some truth in how ornery rabbits can be, they tend to be nuisance animals for farmers and some of the public and they're tricksy to catch. That might have lead them to his tricksy behaviors, but his personality definitely seems to be a fun "big contrast" with rabbits. Rabbits are prey and easily scared, Bugs is this bigger-than-life unafraid disposition that makes us root for him and feel satisfied when we see the success of his tricky behaviors.
I would guess he was designed alongside Elmer the hunter, because it's also fun to laugh at 'idiot' men who get outsmarted by a rabbit.
Drugs.
Big Bunny is a Jack Rabbit...
WAY different than this Loppy Baby
I used to have a rabbit called Smudge many years ago. He was abandoned on us and I could tell he was badly cared for by his previous owner. I gave him the best life I could and he was so happy.
I had him for almost 2 years but he passed away before the age of 3 years old back in 2010. He was a wonderful character. He was cheeky and so cute. I love the name Smudge. Nice to see another bunny called Smudge
Our Smudge died in August 😥
Ur bunny is so cute!!! Aaahhhhh
@@yippee8570 oh gosh im so sorry. I feel your heartbreak. My smudge died in 2010 a week before Christmas. I had his Christmas present under the tree too. It was awful. I felt like my heart had been ripped out of my chest. He was so special to me and he was my first rabbit.
@@welp5468 Aww thanks my bunny in my photo is Peaches shes almost 2 years old
@@Alexandriaxxanime so cute! Also sorry for ur loss :( I lost a rabbit recently also
“She’s so well trained she’s more like a puppy than a bunny” 🙄 bunnies can be well trained anyway, anyone with a house bunny knows and those who don’t need to educate themselves that cats and dogs aren’t the only animals in the world. Love this bunny, gorgeous fluff.
Just about to say this. People don’t know how amazing bunnies are. I hate how they asked why a rabbit.
Exactly! Rabbits can be so loveable only if you just give them time and patience!
@@welp5468 Yeah, the way she said that rubbed me the wrong way too. I didn't know how bonded and close you can be with a rabbit until I got my buck. Had him since he was a baby. He's my favorite 💜.
@@KoltiraMemeweaver ikr! I love my rabbits SSOOOO much
I think the reason for her baffled tone is because rabbits are a hugely problematic feral animal in Australia so a lot of people disapprove of having them as pets, same as cats. Not saying I agree, just contextualising.
Also it's hilarious that they assume all puppies are well behaved 🤣 as with any animal, it depends on the amount of effort you put into their training.
Oh I love it. My rabbits don’t like being held that much, but yours is relishing it.
if i try to kiss my rabbit she will defenitly bite me back lol
Bunnies shouldn't be held in general since they feel like they've been caught by a predator. A bunny isn't a little chihuahua to carry around in your bag
@@daria_drug Damn... My boy lets me kiss and hug him. I'm not sure if he understands it, or if he's just super chill.
That's why I don't want no regular bunny I wanna try a lab cause they seem more friendly than these regular bunnies
Daria_Drug yeah same
When your hearts been broken for the last time so you get a bunny and take it on dates instead
It’s the most wholesome thing you can do for yourself and the Rabbit.
@jawaadthebest, we had a carrier for ours and he also liked to ride in my big truck. I'd put him on the bunk and aim the vent on him and he'd stretch out and ride like that.
I want to take a bunny on a date now
@rasp berryboo Pets can replace friends easily. But I don't know about them being a date replacement. Maybe when you're sick of dating, you just want friendship with someone who won't pity you for being single. Plus you don't have to worry about attracting toxic/narcissistic friends when buying pets. Which usually happens after a break up with a person who has similar negative traits. Female Dr Phil is out! ✌🏽
@jawaadthebest Unfortunately not always as long as you would like and when you have bonded like that the loss is very hard on yourself and your grandchildren.
It’s so special that the rabbit eats while his human friend holds him. Also that he licks the nose. He really loves his Humans 🥰
Trained to do it in this case IMO. Rabbits will lick affectionately of their own accord.
My Bugs used to give me baths all the time. It was hard to get him to stop lol
It's a bit sad that this is something so ''out of the ordinary''. I just see a normal rabbit over there. Rabbits do not belong in a cage; if you put your dog or cat in a cage all day it would do nothing either, they'll be depressed and angry. Rabbits need to free roam, and can be easily trained to do their needs in a sandbox like cats. Of course they can also be friendly and playful, and are capable of learning tricks and go on walks in their own way. The idea of rabbit = cage is so out of date! They are also very sociable animals so if you treat them well they'll bond with you, they do not do very well alone, so if you don't have enough time for it you should get two buns.
Yes! I totally agree.
I agree too.
AMEN.
Unfortunately, that's not how a lot of people see it. Good thing this guy is spreading awareness! If people were just better educated, rabbits wouldn't have to live their lives in cages.
Yes!!! Thank you for saying this!
Not to be dramatic, but I would die for Smudge
LOL
Same here
Satan: "Ready to keep your promise boy?"
Ikr. I really want a rabbit now.
My rabbit just passed away yesterday on my profile picture :(
Everyone needs smudge atleast once in their life.
Aww, Smudge eating with her dad is just precious! Bless you and your family, Smudge! Love from Canada.
As a bunny mom I can attest to how rabbits can be so affectionate and loyal. They have taught me a lot.
He's like a cute little plush come to life. I want one!
The reason why rabbits need more intention as dogs and cats. they're awesome
That rabbit have will have a better future that any humans, cause that cute little face is another level
Oh smudge your adorable I'd love to cuddle you. I've a bunny right here who is special needs with seizures but he is so very loving and thinks he's a cat. Smudge your booootiful
How do you know if your rabbit is special needs because I think one of mine might be?
@@audyo14 it really depends, why do you think your rabbit is special needs?
Special needs rabbits are the most affectionate, I have a special needs rabbit, he has malocclusion and he is the sweetest rabbit
@@audyo14 yes why do you think you’re is special needs? I can try to help💕
@@ayla_i_think he doesn't have very good motor skills for lack of a better term like he falls over and trips on himself. He is extremely skiddish and scared of people except when you pet him he stays for pets. Now that I'm reading this I think he may just be in poor condition - we adopted him from a kill shelter and he was very weak when we first got him and had clearly never seen a vegetable in his life. I wonder if there's a way to help with his trauma
I love the Smudge videos. I wish everyone treated their bunnies this well. I brought my 4 lb white bunny, Billy everywhere. He loved the car, the beach, the park and hotels! House rabbits ARE just like dogs and cats...they need tons of affection, toys and lots of room to roam around! Hutches and cages are cruel. So happy you have posted this!
I love how they were having breakfast together 😂
Rabbit: bites MacBook charger.
Owner: she loves biting into cords.
Rabbit: human, you fool! change to android!!
Just what I though, Rabbit knows well
czcams.com/video/QOWW1IowESw/video.html
My bun chewed my Apple earbuds and my brothers Apple charger but paid no attention to the Android extension cord. XD
Get them some tree sticks/branches it stopped them from biting my cords.
rabbits are a seriously underrated animal
She looks like the softest thing in the whole entire world and I would die for her
I never came across a well trained puppy. But I do came across tiny fluffy puppers with no shame - chewing a "door" into a couch...
:)
This warms my heart. Winnie would NEVER!!! But she loves to give me kisses and I have never had a rabbit do that before and I love it!! Wish you were close so Smudge could teach Winnie how to act normal in public🤣🤣
Smudge has a better life than me and even goes out more than me haha
I want this rabbit!!! Cuddle n hug everyday! 🥺
@Peaches Yes will do. I'm planning on getting 2 rabbits. But it will be a new experience cuz never had one
If I were you I would do some of my research bu watching the CZcams channel 101 rabbits, it’s very informational and there are so many videos. I’ve been watching her for years and I trust her so much. She even has an online shop with AMAZING things. I got some treats and toys from her shop and my rabbit absolutely adores the treats AND toys
@Peaches I do not support Lennon the bunny
@@Soderberget I honestly
don’t suggest getting TWO rabbits... they need a lot of attention and rabbits won’t always get along. Especially if you have never had one before! A bunny is a lot of fun to have tho :)))))
Good luck!
Rabbits don't belong in cramped hutches in the back garden just like birds don't belong in a cage. It's like a prison cell for them. Glad to see this sweetheart is free to roam 🥰❤
This is how these sweet little animals should be treated. Thank you for showing the world that any less than this level of love n care is not acceptable. They r amazing animals.
Oh my goodness she is just impossibly cute!! Those paws kill me! 😭💕 I've never seen such a chilled relaxed and tolerant bunny before! She is super special 😍😌🐰💕
Smudge: RAISE ME HIGHER
My bun: I SHALL RIP OFF YOUR FINGERS AND CONSUME THEM FOR NOURISHMENT IF YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT LIFTING ME UP
That's what I hate about them they can be really nice or very aggressive and bite!
Ahahah, 100% agree 🙌🏽✨🤣 I will say that I need to neuter mine (it’s very expensive and very few exotic vets here) and then I’ve heard all the unwanted behaviors like nipping and marking will stop 😍
Imagine smudge and pipkin meeting 🥰🥰🥰🥰
and bini
Aw I just love rabbits definitely the cutest animal ever everything about them is cute there lil mouth nose and floppy ears 😍
God bless this lovely doll with a joyous long life and keep her safe always.
She is not only cute but has a wonderful personality
Just irresistible bunny. I had a pet rabbit (dwarf chinchilla rabbit) similar to Smudge and she was such a sweet loving girl. She lived for 10 wonderful years. I loved watching her eat lettuce and her fav carrots. Rabbits are just as wonderful as dogs. God bless Smudge and her parents!
Adorable I have one also that’s very affectionate! He loves to cuddle and has his own bedroom
Smudge--what a great name! I love the sound of it even though I don't see how it applies to this beautiful bunny. I laughed when Smudge helped herself to your salad at the restaurant.
He looks so fluffy....
She has you wrapped around your heart.
Man the cage though like dude... You said it yourself she's well trained!! Love her though
Laptop cords ??!!!!! Mine too 🤣 Love from France 🕊
The ceo of cuteness
Pepper in the background eating carrots like her little buddy 🤗
I have two twin Netherland dwarf buns, each is the size of my foot. One is snow white with blue eyes, and the other is mink coloured. Absolutely stunning. They are the best, most beautiful, breathtaking, and fun creatures on earth, bar none. I'd never ever want a dog or cat after having lived with these two angels. No cage, no pen, no dumping them in the backyard. They live in my house, eat blueberries, bananas, apples, and herbs to their hearts' desire, and every second of the day I fall in love with them all over again. God bless and protect all bunnies, best blessing of God ever.
i had bunnies for years. i love them. they’re really fun to be around. mine lived loose in my fenced in yard. they never left the yard either. It was great coming home from work and being smothered by bunny kisses!
I have the same bunny and she is just like a dog too Amd she so well trained without a leash and goes everywhere with me
The moment u realise u turned into the guy who takes his pet everywhere
Happy Easter Smudge. You are so beautiful.
Much love
I love that bunny! What a special Blessing you have!❤️
Nice to see that my rabbit isn't the only one with a habit of biting chargers!
My wild born cat (avatar) does it too...and my wooden coat toggles.
It’s the chewiness ~ especially the expensive cords ~ it’s like a babybel to them 😂
@@victoriasmees5625 i think thats it - she does like to 'feel' things with her teeth. She sort of holds and presses around them then squeezes a bit if it feels nice, like the wood must! For some reason though, it's always the small phone end on the charging cord, not the larger usb plug end.
yeeeeeah my rabbit bit a lot of charges for my iphone and recently i bought another charge for my laptop (
@Peaches chewing can also be a sign of boredom- single bums chew way more and destroy more than bonded pairs (at least from my experience)
My lollipop is exactly the same, she’s one with the dogs, sences when I’m sad and will come and comfort me.
i think my rabbit hates me for sure lol because i hug her every singal day about 100 times lol
I had bunnies for years, I absolutely love them. They are very friendly and show love towards you. Plus they use a litter box and are easily trained.
Happy Easter Smudge. You are so beautiful. Your parents are blessed.♥️
My rabbit can never be chill like this for more than 2 seconds
She is b e a u t i f u l !
Adorable. You treat your bunny wonderfully.
Absolutely stinking adorable, I had a rabbit just like this with the long loop ears so precious I miss my rabbit so much. I wish I could get another one, but my daughter is allergic, y'all are so blessed to have her she's amazing.
"She likes macbook chargers"
Me- "Well mine likes wifi cables..."
One of the cutest rabbits too
You are so very fortunate to have Smudge. God Bless You!
Soo adorable What a wonderful bunny ! Rabbits are the best ! Thanks for sharing!!
Preserve its genes! We need to transfer its hereditary traits and a make a generation of more-docile bunnies XD
Yeah, we should try and turn animals into something that benefits us, instead of letting them be themselves. Rabbits are already paying a terrible price for such attitudes, lop eared rabbits like smudge are extremely prone to ear infections and dental issues.
@@Bork_Cruk and the way loads of them are kept is so unnatural just because it fits our lifestyle better (sterile homes, no digging, single buns, only pellets and hay...) :(
@mari Any time you are trying to select for particular traits, you are narrowing the gene pool. Lops suffer because they have lop ears, which is an inherent health issue. As are shorter faces. Of course you take a "better" approach to breeding. But as you say, the best thing would be to breed to an unrelated rabbit. What rabbit would be most unrelated? One of a totally different breed. That would broaden the gene pool, whereas trying to maintain particular traits inherently narrows it.
It should be enough of a privilege to care for a rabbit and give it love, regardless of how cuddly, cute, obedient, etc. it is. Animals should not be consumer products.
@@mw-cy1zf Correct. Unfortunately it is better for rabbit health to be kept inside because in many countries now introduced diseases that are carried by mosquitoes and other vectors can kill them. Rabbits can live happily indoors, but it's a lot more work to provide them with an adequate environment where they can dig and chew and run. And as you say, they should have a rabbit companion! Some rabbits are better alone (just won't bond with any other rabbits), but most are much happier when bonded.
I think hay is good, pellets are unnecessary unless the rabbit is losing weight. And fresh grass is superior to the leafy greens that humans eat.
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Title: meet smudge
Me: *googles tickets to Australia* if you insist
I’ve got 2 holland lop rabbits. Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever thought these 2 bundles of joy could melt my heart. I adore pet rabbits so much.
What a cutie, she’s too much!! It is hilarious watching her eat! What a little sweetie! I love her!
Smudge is so cute
My rabbit when I give him fruits and vegetables: no >:(
My rabbit when he sees laptop cords: delicious, finally some good food
Darling adorable bunny! 🥰 Glad she is so loved.
What a sweet little bunny! So adorable!
Bunny be like: jus feed me fam
Dont worry mines seem to have a preference for all my apple device charges... took me 5 iphone chargers and 2 macbook chargers to come up with a plan haha
Son puro amor,yo tengo dos desde hace dos añinos y estoy encantada con estos animales tan maravillosos,cada día me enseñan ellos a mí algo nuevo...y ojalá muchas personas se quisieran tanto y tan bien como lo hacen entre ellos...♥️🐰
She is beyond cute!!!....what a adorable baby doll....butterfly kisses and ladybug hugs to her
“she’s so well trained she acts like a puppy more than a rabbit” rabbits are social animals who loved to be loved. stop pushing rabbits to be anything other than themselves and just take the time to learn more about them and how to interact with them properly
My bunny not even let me pick him up 😢
Aww Smudge is so adorable 💜🐰 , I love her color she’s beautiful. From the video you can tell she’s spoiled 💜
He is just so darn precious💝
I hate how they said 'is more like a puppy than a bunny' because often puppies are less well behaved than rabbits. Also he wasnt holding her the right way mist of the time😭 anyway I'm still glad shes free roam
I need a bun bun ❤️ 🐰
I can't get over about how adorable smudge is she is so precious
What an adorable little cutie!🥰
Smudge the rabbit not to be confused with Smudge the cat
Cute
I just love your bunny I had one like that and he died a few weeks ago and I did nothing but cry everyday and every night and finally my husband said I could get another one I am getting a Holland Lop that only gets 2 to 4 pounds I have to wait until Feb 15th he is too young yet he has to stay with his mommy until the 15th of Feb I can't wait. How old is your baby and how much does he weigh he is gorgeous?
She is living the life and she is so adorable God bless you always
The bunny is so adorable💚💙
This is a very cute bunny, I follow smudge's Instagram page.
What’s their Instagram? I wanna follow them.
the fact I can't touch her hurts so much :'(
Here is a cookie to make you feel better 🍪
Could not stop aww'ing during this video, Smudge is an absolute darling! 🥰
How lovely, I loved the way smudge sits on his lap at the cafe... ohhhh....
just DONT feed your rabbit colbs... 'and with so m'any veggies and especially fruits...
A rabbit need 80% hay and a little tiny bit of pellets and 1 cup of vegetables and 1 treat a day ( it do one treat every day to make sure she’s doesn’t have GI staysis) (idk if that’s how you spell it lol)
See I did that with mine the other day. This one licks you, mine just bite me.
I can absolutely see why she is “world famous!” Smudge is amazing...smart and talented, too. Thankfully, she has a good home and a great life! 👍 You both are so lucky to have found each other. Are all mini lop rabbits good as gold like her, or is she just special? 💜 No animals should be kept in cages.
This is how all pets should be treated !!! Also I bets the owner gets a lot attention when they out together.
Anti Covid licks. 😅😂
This bunny is totally alone... no other bunny around as it normally should be. That's be he is so "friendly" to humans... You always should have two bunnies.
Not necessarily. As long as you can provide enough time socializing with your bun during the day and they have adequate space to run and jump, then keeping a single bun is fine.
Jes ,unfortunately
Rabbits needs a partner😥😶🐰🐇
@@jessecaplan1202 There are different opinions on that. A human can't socialise with a bunny the way another bunny could and they feel more comfortable when there is always someone around.
amen to that. my first rabbit lost most interest in me after we got a second one, but I'm not complaining - their bond is amazing, they love each other and keep each other company, and are busy together. which means, I can enjoy my animals without giving them all of my free time. I mean, I miss the kisses, and cuddles with my bun, but I see that he is much happier with another bun
@Peaches The not social part is very rare tho. A lot of people just don't know that rabbits have to fight (a little) to establish a hierachy. They see two rabbits fighting and think "Oh no, thats bad. Better stop this right now. Guess my rabbit is just not social"
Until recently seeing some videos of pet rabbits I didn't realize what a sweet pet they make. So sweet.
Very cute. So happy to see great guys like him to give a lot of love to animals. His bunny is so cute :)