HOW TO FREE ROAM YOUR RABBIT INDOORS! (NO CAGE)
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
- OFFICIAL PEP-TALK ON HOW AND WHY YOU SHOULD FREE ROAM YOUR BUNNIES! (AND TOSS THE CAGE!!)
1:21 - History of Hutches and Cages
5:40 - Fear & Stigma
6:00 - Benefits of Free Roaming
6:52 - Get to Know Your Rabbit
7:35 - Spaying & Neutering
8:00 - Litter box training
8:44 - Bunny Proofing
10:39 - Building Trust
11:37 - Start Small
13:16 - The Pet Cam
13:42 - Restrict Access
14:28 - Toys & Hay
14:53 - You Will Make Mistakes
15:38 - Reasons to NOT Free Roam
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SPOILER ALERT: WHO NOTICED LENNON WEARING HER CROWN IN THE VIDEO? #NOMORECAGES
Long video so timestamps below!
1:21 - History of Hutches and Cages
5:40 - Fear & Stigma
6:00 - Benefits of Free Roaming
6:52 - Get to Know Your Rabbit
7:35 - Spaying & Neutering
8:00 - Litter box training
8:44 - Bunny Proofing
10:39 - Building Trust
11:37 - Start Small
13:16 - The Pet Cam
13:42 - Restrict Access
14:28 - Toys & Hay
14:53 - You Will Make Mistakes
15:38 - Reasons to NOT Free Roam
Lennon The Bunny I did!
Lennon The Bunny thank you for making me know about my bunny and how I could make it’s life a little better💞
Lennon The Bunny I saw, she’s adorable!
Is it safe that I have my heater sitting on the living room floor? Will it be safe for the bunny?
Lennon The Bunny love u guys your awesome and now my bunny will be kept free FOREVER 😝😛😘😘
I don’t get why people are so grossed out by rabbit poop
It’s literally a hard dry ball of hay
And it doesn’t smell
It’s the pee that’s horrible
For real
Omg the pee is the worst... but the poop does not bother me, my dogs think they are treats lol.
Dewey Goodwin Jr. so did mine
Dewey Goodwin Jr. 🤢😂
Remi my rabbits poop smells really bad.. is that normal? he hasn’t been neutered yet so i’m wondering if that’s the case we are getting him neutered in a week
My mom said at 1st that i couldn't free roam my rabbit but then i showed her this video and she said i could and that changed my bunnys life forever!
Thanks so much!!
Your mum is a good mum. It seems like at first she was worried that the bunny would be unsafe, and this video helped clear up those concerns 😊
I hope my parents would accept.
hmmm i might try that cuz my mom doesn't let me either. But rn im secretly keeping my rabbit in my home but i have 2 rabbits so 1 rabbit can stay each night and if they are not in my home there are outside roaming in my yard with my chickens they are very dirty but cute.
@@yosoyelcrack you should!!
Does anyone know how much it costs to spay/neuter a bunny in california?
I adopted a rabbit named Koji from a rescue organization here in Houston. His previous owner had him caged for about 5 years. That really broke my heart. My husband and I both agreed from the first day we brought Koji home that we would let him free roam and never cage him again. Happy to say this little guy is thriving. He does binkies everyday. He's gotten so comfortable here in his new home. It's nice to see others out there that also free roam their rabbits. Thanks for the video!
Did you litter train Koji?
Hi Ik it’s a year later since you’ve commented. I’m getting a rabbit soon and I’m not sure if I should rescue, because I’m scared he/she will be skittish and unable to train. Did you have any issues?
I've free roamed my bunny since I adopted him at 4 months. I'm so blessed he uses the liter box and doesnt chew on things
Omg you are so lucky
@@owlsquad2873 yeah sure he is
How long did it take for him to stop chewing??
I’m praying about this. I can stand the chewing…the litter box though, I NEED my bun to use the liter box
i started free roaming my rabbit at 2, he was very destructive as a baby but now hes no longer a Cord chewer anymore
Once I understood why rabbits chew cords it made me understand them more.
Rabbits chew cords because pet bunnies are descended from the European Rabbit which digs a burrow and lives underground. These rabbits constantly have to chew roots in their holes to make sure it is not blocked. The cords appear to rabbits as roots and they chew them instinctively to clear their path. Things like chewing cords and digging are just natural instincts since that is what their ancestors did in the wild.
Trader Dave spot on, I only discovered that after my bunnies chewed my carpet in a corner. I read an article that said, carpet = earth and corners = the end of their burrow. Once you understand how their little minds work you can work out how to bunny proof and provide them with the appropriate alternative!
@@carolineprince7008 Interesting... that makes sense... they like order. You can't get upset at them for doing what is instinctual in their DNA. I think that is partly why they enjoy tossing plastic baby keys or plastic cups... it is instinctual to try and clear impediments to their burrow. It is really cool to understand why pet bunnies do the things they do. The digging is obvious though... as pet bunnies are descended from burrowing rabbits unlike the Wild Cotton Tails we have in the USA who dont live in burrows.
@@carolineprince7008 Oh here is a funny related bunny meme.
i.imgur.com/U5lCXlX.jpg
Trader Dave ha ha that's hilarious!
Wow that's really cool!
I actually initially started free roaming my bun very shortly after getting her, and I did not even know that this was a possibility. I was just lonely and staying in my room most of the time, so I figured I could let her run around while I am around. I genuinely bought her, thinking that bunnies are just guinea pigs with long ears. Potty training also kind of happened instinctively and she picked it up very fast, whereas I thought bunnies couldn’t even be potty trained...I let her roam around my room more and more ever day and slowly went through the bunny-proofing process, and was amazed at what kind of relationship I was able to develop with her. It’s really given both of us so much value
How did you potty trained your bun ?
sumayya naaz Her getting potty trained was a bit of a bi-product of her cage being kind of a hub. Her hay rack was there right from the get-go, so she always went there to eat, and that also meant she did her business there. By the time the cage slowly stopped being used as her home, I noticed she still always makes sure to pee only there while eating. That was when I realized I happened to potty train her ^^” I have to give it to her, she is really manageable
I do the same thing with our baby bunny she 9 weeks old i leave the cage door open so she can in and out as she pleases of her cage
did u let her roam in one room? cause i have a two floored apartment and I dont know if i should let my bunny roam in just my bedroom or the whole house, im scared ill have missed something and she'll enter my sisters room and chew on stuff or fall down the stairs
is it fine to keep them in one room cause that feels cruel to me
@@_developing-arc_9250 Most of the time she's in one room, my bedroom is luckily big enough for her zoomie and binky needs. But she's a curious little bean so when the whole family is around and/or we hang out together in the living room, we let her roam around the whole appartment (except for one room) for a few hours. But she prefers to be in the room where we are anyway haha. But if I didn't spend that much time in my room, I would feel bad keeping her there. She is very sociable
I just got a bunny baby bunny Toast and she’s free roaming in my bedroom. I’m already working on litter training her and it’s going really really well! ❤️❤️
Awwww I love that her name is toast🥺❤️
Aww, toast is such a cute name 🥰
I named a wild bunny that lives in my dads yard toast, and one of his fluffle mates I named butter.
Could u help how you're doing it? Im strggling A LOTTTTT with that. I divided my bedroom due to that :( i want Panda to be abke to be in my room wuth no problem
As soon as I found out my husband was bringing home a bunny from work, I bought a bunny house, put it together (screws, nails, etc- broke a sweat doing so)! I started researching how to care for them, etc. I stumbled upon your channel. Long story short, I had no idea free roaming was a thing! I took apart the bunny house & shipped it back less than 2 weeks later. We bought a pen, worked on liter training him (thanks to your videos) and little by little, started giving him more freedom. After about 2 months of having him, he is completely free roam 24/7 & is loving life!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!!!
4:40 i like how instead of laying in the $10 bed, shes just laying on the floor right next to it 😂 lennon is just adorable 🐇
I love how Lennon was sleeping next to her bed
melissa lotter his?
LENNON IS A FEMALE
jimins jams HOLY I HAVE FOUND YOU JAMS
😂
Lennon is a girl
My wife and I have a free roam lionhead bunny. We both follow/followed all your tips and she is an amazing addition to our family. Thank you for all the info we greatly appreciate it.
When I first saw this video I was in PETCO buying a cage for my daughters bunny. I decided to use the information from this video and let the bunny free range my daughters room. I bought a litter box and filled it up with Critter Care paper bedding and added some of the bunnies pee and poop to it. Today, the bunny runs all over my house and has not made a single mess or chewed on any items in my home. I no longer feel bad of having a caged up animal in my house. Thank you for this video!!
My rabbit is basically free roamed, he has taken full control of my room. I don't even bother putting him in his playpen when I have to go somewhere because I know that he'll be fine and more happy. I do have a cage (my parents forced me to get it) but turned it into a nice little cozy area where his water and food bowl is, the cage door is never closed.
- Cozy - this is very similar to my situation, although I do close the door when I’m sleeping because otherwise she keeps me up all night licking and nudging me
- Cozy - this is about the same as my situation. My rabbit feels safer in the cage
Same for me. My parents forced me to get a cage but that’s just the area where my bunny likes to chill
MY RABBIT DID THE SAME THING
I have the same sort of set up, because I have 6 cats and a German Shepard it's not safe for them to free roam the house unfortunately but there's a spare bedroom across from mine that I house them in and then I can let them hang out with me in the living room :) my younger buck likes to jump up on the couch and climb all over me looking for treats lmao
*I will use this on my Minecraft Bunny*
Ryderツ I wish you could tame them lol
Ryderツ my Minecraft bunny is free roamed my real bunny can’t be
I want it to but my mom is a little scared of the wires being bit cause it already bit like 5 wires
@@yosoyelcrack have you bunny proofed your room? If you do that, then wires shouldn't be a problem. Look up a video on how to bunny proof your room
Ha
When I was younger I wasn't allowed to freerome and me and my family knew nothing about bunnies. So my first female bunny lived a terrible life in a small petstore cage. I have learned so much and almost have about 10 years of experience now. When I got Butters my 2nd bunny he lived a large dog crate then got upgraded to a very large xpen. Your channel has inspired me with my 3rd bunny to freerome. You have also inspired me to advocate for indoor housing, proper diet and I also advocate for flemish giants now! When I started housing bunnies in 2013 there was absolutely no information. Your channel has made a big difference.
Because I live in Canada the laws are so unfair and cruel for rabbits. Many people breed, mill, neglect and mistreat them and animal testing is legal. I'm so glad you can prove to the world that bunnies deserve so much better. Keep doing what your doing. Much love ♡
growing up something similar happened to our bunny. 30 years later that still haunts me it was wrong. at least we know now. much love to you and your bunny/bunnies.
our rabbit lives in a room in our basement that used to be a fake house for us to place house as kids. It's huge and has windows and is the size of a normal room. I feel like now instead of walking into her room with the door closed, I will start opening the doors so if she feels threatened, I can comfort her and if she wants to go out, she can. I will work on bunny proofing my basement this summer so we can maybe leave her down there by her self to free roam if she wants. Thank you so much!
my boyfriend and I got a rabbit around a month ago and decided to free roam her a few days after getting her as whenever she came out her cage she'd be so happy running around etc and its so lovely to see, now her cage is only used as a litter box! so thank you so much for educating us on why free roaming is so important
That's so lovely to hear!
Rabbits have since moved from our plates, to our hearts and our homes.
-Lorelei 2018
My bunny has always been free roam, he seems so happy and starts randomly running n jumping, I love your channel tysm❤️❤️
You have changed my rabbits life! A few weeks ago i discovered this video and convinced my mom to let our female bunny, eevee freeroam. And she agreed that eevee should freeroam instead of staying in a very small WIRE BOTTOM cage. She luckly only stayed in that cage for only a week, no longer. Eevee is now a freeroam bunny with many hiding spaces, warm house, water and food bowls around the house, toys, hay, and more!
Where does she go to the bathroom??
I'd love to see an apartment tour if you're comfortable so you can point out what items/things you've bunny-proofed!
Agreed...that would be so helpful.
YES!!
Because of you, I've rabbit proofed my room and given my bunny full access to it. He seems to be doing very well so far.
Lorelei is DEFINATELY all of our unspoken voices when it comes to bunnies :) and 4:41 can we all just take a moment to appreciate how lennon casually fell asleep on the hard floor 1 FOOT away from her bed
Thank you so much for providing so much useful information about bunnies!! We just adopted a bunny from our local human society 2 weeks ago and was looking for information about how to look after bunnies before adoption. Your channel popped up right away and we were so thankful to get lots of useful information (basic care and free roam your rabbit) from you before we brought her home! 🥰 It's a great channel for beginners! Thank you again ~💕
Im getting rid of the cage and improving my rabbits life
How has it been with your rabbit Nelly?
I believe in you! It’s very easy and once you do she’ll love you forever and run up to you and it’s so amazing, it’s a commitment but not a hard one! It’s honestly amazing and has helped my family and I’s mental and physical health so much! We have to put her in a pen at night so we don’t have any babies step on her 😅
Good for you then
Amen
Same :)
I saw rabbits in the market sold as food so I bought them a day ago and they seem very friendly
That’s nice of you
Rabbits are better as pets, anyways. If only meat could still be used after the animal died, that would save so many lives :(
You are officially epic
That’s so sad): thanks for saving them!
You are a hero! Thank you so much for saving those fur babies 😘
This video is a actually really insightful I think it's interesting that even in my course (animal management) hutches are still encouraged. I actually recently did an assignment about suitable accommodation one of the animals was a rabbit and yet the accommodation we were encouraged to choose is in fact unsuitable. Thank you so much it's always interesting to learn from people with experience. I appreciate this video.💛
Oh this is such an awesome video - thanks so much for charing this!
I brought two rabbit yesterday my parents asked where's the cage.
I said no cage only home.
N o c ag e
O n l y ho m e
How's that working?
@@A_Bvgzi aah man my rabbit died.
@@A_Bvgzi they're pretty sensitive and need tons of care
@@captianamerica3531 that sucks sorry to hear that... did you make stew or just bury it?
My rabbit is already free roam, I just came for my daily dose of Lennon!
Since I got my rabbit I have always had her roaming free through the house, she is free to be anywhere she wants.
I’ve had my baby bunny for two weeks now and he’s already bonding and running around the house (he plays with my dog all the time) 🥰
OMLLLLL THATS TO CUTEEEEE
Do you think I should buy a bunny?
@@watermelon8212 Nope. You should buy two. Bunnies really need a mate of their own sort in order to be truly happy, doesn't matter if you can be around a lot or not. Hope you'll get two and give them a ough space 24 hours a day
We’re getting 2 bunnies soon and my mom was planning on putting them in a small cage outside, thanks to this video she’s gonna let them free roam!
❤️💕💗💗
I wish l could have my mom agree to let me to have my bunny even in a cage in my room she says no one has a bunny in there room (Free roaming is in a house )Lol ldk but she used to have a bunny doesn't really know anything about bunnies
@@Sunrust I- won’t they escape?
same 💛🐰
Very good ☺️
@@elisemckee4149 a lot of people have a rabbit in one or two rooms. So much better than a cage!
I'm getting a bunny this Sunday and my rabbit is going to live in a large exercise pen but I will also let him wander around my room under supervision so that way he will get lots of exercise .I have been wanting a rabbit for almost 5 months now I've done lots of research and saved up a lots of money but my mom would not let me get one but then I came across this ad on Craigslist for the adorable baby bunny who is $15 and 10 minutes away I went and met him a few days ago and I absolutely fell in love with him and he seemed to be quite drawn to me and when my mom said that I could adopt him I literally want to scream I am so excited
I'm getting a bunny on Friday and I getting an exercise pen to!
@@isladusautoy2803 I've had a rabbit for 2 months now and it is such an awesome experience I hope you enjoy your bunny!
@@deborahflipse6885 what's he like now?
@@ren-ue4zq he's great!just got neutered so I might free roam him
@@deborahflipse6885 ughh i'm so jealous !!!! i want a bun so bad
What you are doing is amazing, good for you! I see so many ppl online promoting caging and it breaks my heart. You educating ppl is absolutely wonderful. Keep up the good work and know you are helping to improve animal welfare around the world. 💕🐰
I very much appreciate this channel I didn’t realize how many little things about bunny’s there were! Your account is inspiring me and much others to give the proper treatment to our lil fur baby’s we are gonna change the outlook on bunny care for the better day by day❤️❤️❤️
I love Lennon’s space! It is so cute and tidy! I hadn’t thought much about the term “cage” and how it could be twisted or viewed wrong to people who don’t understand that by cage I mean “cage area” which is an open concept where the bunny is free to come and go. I will have to try and use a different term from now on! Sadly I do have predatory animals in the same house hold (my cat along with my parents cats) so I do have to keep them in separate spaces. Which is definitely easier for me considering we have a big house and they can happily have separate areas. However I do worry once I am in an apartment it will be harder for them to have their separate spaces (should I get 2 apartments? 🤔 lol). I will say my cat has been just as destructive if not MORE than my rabbits have been. Also now that my bunnies are no longer babies, they honestly don’t destroy as much as they used to. I am very excited to have my own apartment again so I can free range in larger areas (I have to follow the rules my parents have). I will say my rabbits were WAY more destructive when they were in small enclosures. (Back before I knew about proper rabbit care). I also think it’s sad that the limited cage size promoted is still 2x4ft. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a rabbit perfectly content in something this small. Even though it’s better than a store bought cage, I still struggle a LOT when I see rabbits in cages these sizes). One quick note about very destructive bunnies, some rabbits are very determined and will chew THROUGH cord protectors (yes... Lulu chewed through this AND the cord of the rabbit fridge 🤦🏼♀️) so I ended up having to now block off any cords because cord protectors don’t work. (Expens or NIC grids work GREAT!) But some bunnies never touch cord protectors. 🤷🏼♀️ So just as you said, totally depends on the bunny and you just have to learn what is best for them. Great video and free roaming is an amazing thing. Even if you’re young and can only do it in your bedroom because of your parents rules. Any step in the right directions will be greatly appreciated by your bunny!
Thanks for commenting Haley. I've seen your set-up and your rabbits live great lives. And yes, I think switching out the word cage will make a huge difference!! I am sure whenever you move to your own apartment you will figure it all out! You are very crafty xo
Wow, my 2 faves talking to each other! Kinda exciting
Omg hi Hailey! Or Haley!
@@lazyhomebody1356 I know right!
101Rabbits exactly! I get it! I also have a cage area for him to eat and sometimes nap! He loves that area! But he does free roam and I love his company
This has been so useful! I've had two free-roaming bunnies and as you said, It is really rewarding. Pippin runs around me all the time which makes me very happy. I got Pippin because I was dealing with severe depression. I always slept to avoid my life. After I got Pippin, I knew I was waking up to see him each day. We have a very deep bond. He lets me pick him up when I'm sad or pick him up if he's getting himself in trouble, and he doesn't run away. He always comes to lick me. He is naughty from time to time, but I still love him. Thank you for making this video
The Penny And Kelly Show I hope things are getting better for you. Pets have an amazing ability to help us through very dark places. I lost my mum in January and it was only my bunnies that keep me going x
I have a bunny called Pip! I call him Pipster lol
@@astrosurge70 Awww!
@@carolineprince7008 Awww! I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope everything is well now
Thanks for the amazing video. My neighbor left and abandons some rabbits in back of her house and it has babies so I have taken into my own hands to care for them and I am learning so much. Thanks for all the help and info
We bought a two month old brown bunny a few weeks ago from a nice pet store. Pearl is a wonderful brown bunny. She adapted to her new environment within just a couple of days. I made a cardboard box inside of her cage, to hide, and feel safe, as she needed that. She has a comfortable large corner litter box that has a screen top, complete with a fixed water bowl close by the hanging hay bag, so that she can eat and drink and poop and pee, as rabbits usually do. After she finishes her meals, and wants to come out of her cage to roam around the first floor that is carpeted, it is fun to watch her sprint, jump, stand up and look around, and just lay next to her, when she decides to sprawl out after her brief workouts. The problem that is still going on, is that she drops a few poops when she is hopping around, or even after she sits after several seconds, before running to the other side of the room. We don’t mind picking up the dry round poops after she hops back into her cage (Wabbitat). NOTE: Any poops that we pick up, we put inside her litter box. But, my wife gets upset and emotional, when she sees Pearl dropping a few poops, or several poops here and there, when Pearl roams around the rooms. Pearl is still too young to be spaded or neutered (not 100% sure she is a female). So, why is she dropping poops when she is out and about? She know where her litter box is, she goes there inside her cage on her own now to feed, and drink water. She is affectionate with us, licks our skin, and even jumps on our laps for those extra massages and caresses. So, is this poop droppings normal? Will she grow out of that? Any advice would be appreciated.
My rabbits don't free roam in my house, they graciously allow me to live in theirs! I can't recommend the web cam enough, no substitute for being there with them but it's peace of mind when you can't.
Some people keep their pet birds (eg parrots) cage free too. If people can keep birds cage free, why can't rabbits 😊❤️❤️❤️.
Umair Ahmed agree! My bunnies have their own bedroom and my bird’s cage is always open!
I have both parrots and rabbits
My boyfriend and I say that their cage is their room in a room 🤣 so they free to choose if they want to leave their room and go whereever they want if they want cause they free 🐦🐦 #MiCasaEsTuCasa
I have a big house, and just got two bunnies about 7 weeks old. Still learning, and your video helps a lot. I have them blocked off to my kitchen and other dining room. I have a small terrier mix, and he is in between with them. So I keep him separated from them, and of course when we leave or go to bed they go in the big hutch we have. But mainly when I'm home I wanna be able to let them have those 2 huge spaces to themselves, so potty training is my next step. I'm hoping it will be somewhat easier than cats, so my next step is watching more videos. But thank you for all the help. You're doing a fantastic job, keep it up!
Thank you for your informative videos. Puff has been free roam most of his life and he just turned 12. He's a very happy and healthy 102 year old bunny! (In bunny years lol).
The first bit where she was talking about bunny rights made me cry
Why?
@@antsatlas4855 Cause it’s sad
Yea I skipped that part
@@jayleighsarah eh don't be a ❄
@@funsponge1238 what is that supposed to be
It's not my room, it my rabbits and my room 😘
same
It's now only my bunnies room and he allows me to live with him 😂
Me too^^
@@kathy-leew3989 lmao same 😓
So glad I found your channel😄😄😄just brought my little Alice home today from my sister's ❤and I want to give her the best life possible❤❤❤
I have now a free roaming bunny! He normally would never chew on anything, but I’m going to fix all the chords and furniture bunny safe soon! Thanks Lennon and you for your help! And people please listen to people like this ✨
My bunny is a free roam bunny but he does have a x pen with his litter and food ❤️
Saaammme, my bunny free roams in my room because we have a cat and dog but she has NIC grid pen with a large dog crate in it if she wants to hide
❤❤ thank you for all this information.
I was a person who had bunnies in hutch outside when I was younger .
But now I have 2 free roaming rabbits. They were rescued from a house of horrors.
I have had to use the pens just because they had to be separated as I was told they were both males but no one male and female.
The female was pregnant sadly but as soon as she had her kits she was spayed and the boy was neutered.
They are now happy integrated with each other and they love the company. ❤❤❤❤
since I ever started watching your videos you've changed my mind ,thank you
*throws away bunnies cage* 😂 my rabbit is now a free roamer 😊
Now where's your rabbit gonna go when your out and can't look after it
@XxEvilOttoxX not really it needs a place to feel safe and what if it chews everything up when no ones home
arxiellamae Rabbits are the same as a dog and a cat.
@@0ut.the.0x I know that... but the rabbit could hurt itself if no one is watching it
arxiellamae not Really, you can have cloth hides for them to go in and you can rabbit proof your house all it is is a big cage/pen
My bunnies free roamed, its the best decision I made. She would shake her cage every night, so one day I just removed the door and our bond has grown so much since. She sleeps, eats, plays with me. I still have her cage as a sort of refresh station where she goes to eat, drink, and potty. Sometimes she'll choose to sleep in there, sometimes she'll sleep on my bed or her bed. She's barely a year now and she's well trained and behaved, she still has some stubborn moments where she wants to nibble on the wall or blanket to mess with me. I'll tell her to stop and she'll run away blinkiying lmbo. I just have to remember that she's still young. But its so worth it! We're best friends who understand each other xD.
Omg SAME
Same
Free roaming my rabbits initially started by accident (long before I was properly educated on housing them) I came home from school one day and found that they broke out of their pen. Nothing in my room was destroyed, and no litter accidents. It was then that I realized they don't need the pen doors closed. I can tell they're so much happier now and even sleep more from running around :)
Just got a bunny and I’m doing so much research to make sure they grow happy! Love this advice!
Thank you so much for all of these videos! Right now I've watched every single one of them, even before I even had my own bunny. You really opened my eyes.
When I was a child (about 5 -6), My parents brought me two rabbits that we kept outside in a cage. They only lived about 2 - 3 years. I feel so sorry for them. 😔 I really wish my parents would have known better.
Since then, I never thought about getting a bunny again, until one day, when I stumbled across your channel. It was absolutley amazing to see a rabbit running around just like dogs or cats. I watched all of your videos, bunnyproofed my home and two months ago I got myself Kimon. He was kept in horrible conditions. After two months in his new home he is now neutered, litter box trained, listens when I call him and he couldn't be more grateful for giving him the space that he needs.
Thank you so much!!! 💚🐰
#nomorecages
Lin Bekie how do you train your rabbit to come when you call them by the way?? xx
I'm getting my first rabbit on Sunday. I'm so excited! It's a five month old rescue that has been living on a cage since it was born. Can't wait to start free roaming her around the bedroom and soon have her running around the house🤗🤗. Also love your videos, so helpful!
I wish u the best of luck!
How's ya rabbit?
How's it going?!
ahh I've been watching these videos since I was younger and now that I'm 19, I feel prepared to raise my own bunnies and this video is sooooo helpful for me to prepare my space for my future bunnies to free roam :) I was a bit worried since I have carpeting but I've found may resources and ways to prevent bunnies from nibbling at it as well as ways to potty train them :).
they sell floor mats (like puzzle pieces) online or at places like 5 Below that I've found very helpful for carpeted floors!
How to fuck you have a house at 19?
Hi from Malaysia, am glad I found your channel..so today is my first time to free my four rabbits (Nokia,Oppo,Pucok,and Bobby Brown) free roam in my office. They loved and jump and run around..I loved them so much.🐰🐇
I love how she's so calm with Lennon and she understands how it's not their fault that they chew things :D
I loved seeing Lennon loaf it out, she's so precious!
Thank you so much! This answered EXACTLY what I needed, I want to free roam my bunny's but my dad built them a hutch outside and I know that's bad for them but my mom doesn't like that idea. So Im going to show them this video. Thank you!
It is so crazy how much your Lennon looks like my bunny! 😯 what's more crazy? My bunnies name was Lenore. ❤ she passed away about 2 years ago and seeing Lennon reminds me of all the wonderful times we had together. ☺
I’m so sorry for your loss but she still loves you even though she’s not here anymore ❤️❤️❤️
I am so sorry. 😞😞😞 I am gonna get a bunny soon I hope you feel beter
Thank you all for your kind words ☺❤, I truly appreciate it ☺❤🐰
@@jasminehoward7769 No problem but I do hope you feel beter
My rabbit just turned a year yesterday and has been a free roamed bunny since the day I brought her home. Free roaming her has definitely had its ups and downs, but seeing her have her freedom everyday makes it 1000% worth it. Your videos over the past year have been super informative and useful in helping me successfully care for and make her a free roam bun. Personally encourage everyone to put in the extra time and money to “rabbit safe” an area of their home to allow their bunny to free roam!
Drake Javier how did you train her to find her food, water, and litter box
Clara Grace Honestly, it was all about supervision for the first week or so... seeing what areas she stuck too and what her behaviours were in those areas. When it came to her food she easily sniffed it out and knew exactly where her food was. Try leading the rabbit with some veggies or treats so it gets familiar with eating in that area and stay in a good feeding routine (my bunny will wait on her food matt for her veggies now). As for the litre box, I personally found a corner to put it into as it seemed more natural (before she was peeing in the corner of her pen.) I highly recommend getting your bunny fixed if it isn’t so already because it will decrease any territorial messes. If the bun is still making accidents around the house, try blotting up the mess and adding it into the litre box so she can smell her scent... encouraging her to use the lite box. It make take a few tries, but stick to it! I promise it’s worth it. Your bunny is smart and will learn where everything is. GOODLUCK!
Drake Javier thank you!!
It’s a week now that I’ve had my 4 month old rescue bunny. House broken already(WOW) she really did it herself. I let her free roam for hours in a guest bedroom. She goes all over the room and eventually hides under the bed and I don’t know how to get her out to put her back into her pen. Any recommendations? When she’s in her pen she often jumps into her litter box when I come into the room and just sits there, is that normal???
Sheila Quinones personally I find this normal behaviour.... she feels safe in the areas she is going into... I’m not a professional, but my bun tends to just go under the bed from like noon til around dinner time, it’s her safe nap spot... your bunny is probably just making the room her own and finding where she feels is safe to her. Tip: try adding two litre boxes... one inside her pen and one outside her pen( both with hay) this way she has the option and will learn not to be afraid to use the bathroom outside her pen while you are roaming around! Good luck :)
I feel so sad and it breaks my heart thinking of the bunny I had... My parents told me to keep this 'Wire' bottom in for cleanliness...and it was a small cage.. And i know now how sad my bunny was, one day my parents gave it away without telling me first... Im so happy that I know better now but It breaks my heart That I didnt know or do better for that lovely guy..
It wasn't your fault, you were a victim too. And your parents just didn't know better. But now hopefully everyone does!
@@lazyhomebody1356 thank you... that actually helped me feel better. Victim of false teachings heh... Thank you though for taking the time to write that comment!
It's ok I think most people grow up with the thought that rabbits belong in cages. The best thing you can do now is give your next bunny all the freedom and love that the first one missed out on as sort of a token of respect and love for the first one!! Don't beat yourself up over it though, if you didn't know any better then it's not like you PURPOSELY imposed that sort of life on your bunny. Try to remember what the woman in the video said, you will make mistakes ❤
It breaks my heart when I think of the bunny I had as a kid. She was kept in a hutch with my sisters rabbit in a hutch at the bottom of the garden. She was fed a muesli mix and iceberg lettuce. I don’t even know if they had hay, just straw. But I was a child, I didn’t know better and neither did my mum. But Angelica and Blue crossed the rainbow bridge quite young, but at least they can binky free in heaven’s meadows.
You have taught me so much about bunnies that I had no knowledge about. Now I am teaching my boyfriend and family as well. Thank you my bunny is now able to be run free around my room till my cat gets used to him, and we no longer use the cage.
For some of you thinking of getting a rabbit or a current rabbit owner, this video is 100% accurate and so well done. Kudos to this young lady. Follow her guidelines and you see the full personality of your rabbit come out and shine. They are incredible pets. Keep in mind rabbits are NOT great pets for toddlers, young children and some older children. Cheers
My rabbit had a cage then we got a play pen and connected them together but last night my dad said he can be free roam!!! Thank you 😊
where can I get playpen?
I freeroamed my bunny and the first thing he did was find the lettuce and stuff his face with it
Please don’t feed your Bunny lettuce that gives him diarrhea I can make them really sick.
@@oscarmercado2961 That's not true -_- Iceburg lettuce is what they should avoid, STOP with the false info. 🖐🏾
Blackpink Fan depends on the lettuce
@@minkbratz5562 I am not going to open up so don't come and say that stupid "FBI OPEN UP"
samarth gaming stop
"No -chew- rabbits are alike." Cute :D
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One of the best videos on bunnies care and encreasing consciousness I've seen. Thank You.
Yay! I have been missing Lenny!
My rabbit is watching this vid with me. THIS VIDEO IS SERIOUSLY IMPORTANT!
Same😂
WintersGalaxy S Me too
Hi queens! I just wanted to say thank you for these videos! It’s because of you that I can free roam my bunnies just in time for my birthday! It really is my greatest wish! 🥰🔥🥺🙏
My bunny is free roam. When I am at work or have to go out. She only has access to the kitchen for her food/water & litter box, the hallway & my bedroom. She comes outside with me when I am in the garden & she loves to help me hang my laundry on the washing line. She is my baby & the best roomie ever.
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Aww
does the rabbit go on the table? if it does can you give me tips so stop mines
Always happy to get a notification from my favourite CZcamsr ❤️👍🏻
Same
Ikr
Thanks to Lorelei and Lennon, I’m going to try free roaming my bunny! 🐇
So true! Let your baby live with you and Dre roam. It makes the bunnies life 100% better!!
Wow, that makes sense! I never thought of that. I love Cadbury so much. He makes me laugh. Now he has his own room, no cage. But an old bedroom.
I know this isn’t the main point of the video, but your hair is SO CUTE (your points are also amazing and valid and you are the reason my bunnies are free roam)
I was staring at her eyeliner. So on point and symmetrical!
She and her rabbit both are so cute 😍
Hello! I've found your channel pretty recently and have found it extremely helpful when caring for my bunny, Grayson. When I first got a bunny she had a pretty terrible life. Cage, no hay, no veggies, no room to roam, etc. so after she passed (after 10+ years... wow!) and i got my second rabbit I wanted to make sure he had the best life possible. Grayson's pen takes up almost half of my room and I'm in the process of bunny-proofing the rest of my room! He gets fresh veggies every day and lots of toys to play with. although he isn't able to fully free roam around the house I'm trying to make the most of the area he can explore. Thank you so much for the videos and helpful tips. I hope you and Lennon are doing fantastic. If possible, I would love to send you photos of my rabbits enclosure and possibly ask for tips and an honest critique of his living space. :)
Since my parents won’t let me free roam my bunny I was saving up and bought a $700 hut which has three floors and has a capacity of 40 rabbits and I only have one so snowfake if u see this your one spoiled rabbit
omg that is awesome
That's a damn lucky rabbit
Rabbits are social animals though. In Austria it‘s recently even been ruled illegal to keep bunnies alone
Lol spoilt rabbit boi
OMG my name is spelled Gabriella too, isn't it soo sad when you go to a store and see all of the names and look for yours but only see Gabrielle, ahhhhhh it drives me nuts.
This channel probably saved my two babies lives, if it wasn't for Lennon the bunny my rabbits would be living out side. But now they get to free rome inside. Thank you! Lorelei and Lennon!
Thanks, K needed that pep talk 🐇❤️
So glad I watched this. My x got my daughter a bunny for Xmas and I took over after I saw how it was living. Good to see I made a lot of good choices on the little knowledge I had when I took over.
When i say to friend, that i gonna have my bunny free in my house, he said that im crazy. But i said to her thats much better to uave them free then to have them i a cage. I think he understand🐰
Sry for my bad english, im swedish❤️
Anna Maria Johansson Your English is very good! Keep practicing!
Good job on your English it's very good a few more weeks and you will be perfect :)
Good English
My rabbit has been free roam ever since I got him. I've had him for about a year now and he couldn't be happier! I love him so much and I would never want to harm him. I have been thinking about adopting another rabbit because I have learned they have been very neglected. I have a real heart for animals I have a cat, two dogs, a hamster, and a rabbit. I think I should do some research because I don't know if involving another bunny in my bunny's life is a benefit for him or not. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love your channel and honestly you are the main reason my rabbit has such and amazing life!
xXLucyXx I think Lorelei covered this in a previous video, but talk to your local shelter if you're thinking about a friend for your bun. I'm from the UK but I guess it's similar over there, in that many shelters or rescues would be happy to help match your bunny with a friend they will like x
Caroline Prince thank you for the advice I will definitely ask the local shelter
xXLucyXx hope all goes well, your bun is lucky to have you x
I used a cage but after I saw this I let her free in my sisters room (for now) and soon imma get stuff to not chew the cable! Thanks Lorrei
i just got my rabbit and im still trying to get him/her to use a litter box its sorta working and im jut so happy i found your channel.
The beginning is so sad 😢
I love your picture!
lazy homebody thank you! It’s a Christmas bow on her head. When I put it on, she didn’t even care. It was very silly 🤣
Awwwww so cute! Your profile picture is adorable 😄❤🐇🐇🐰
Ahh the picture of your bunny is so adorable
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I’ve been binge watching your videos, I don’t even own a rabbit or thinking of getting one. I’m just so intrigued by all this information!
GettingJennyWithIt same I’m gonna get one soon I’m either going to save up for it or ask for it as my birthday gift
Same I am obsessed but I can't get one until I move out in 7 years because of my dogs
We're starting to transition our buns! Thank you for your videos to help! 💜🐇🐰
Now that I have saw this video me and my mom are going to start talking about free roaming my rabbit! I’m so excited 😊
Sadly sometimes a cage could be useful, mostly to protect the bunny from other people. Sounds crazy, but in my experience a cage helped me and my rabbit. Hazel is extremely territorial despite being neutered, he approach people without fear and he might even attack them if they disrespect his authority! So when I have guests I rather to keep him in his cage for a while, instead of risking injuries - on him, who cares about the guests, a small scratch on the hand or a bite is nothing compared to a broken leg on of my rabbit because they didn't mind their steps. Because yes, most of people believe rabbits are toy pet and they will try to pick him up even if I asked them to not to, try to guess why I'm so selective with friends at the point I'm considered asocial. Luckily Hazel enters in the cage without complain, because I make sure to give him extra treats so he will associate the caged time to yummy food. For the rest of his time he's free roaming and happy.
Lory Wolfsong I was looking for someone to comment this. I love the idea of free roaming your rabbit, but when my house has 5 other people I’m constantly on edge... like what if someone steps on him... what if they’re not paying attention and leave the back door open etc etc. Majority of them are 6”3 + and never watch where they’re going, even without the bunny. I feel like at night or when I’m not home for a few hours I like to put them away, just so I know that they’re not in something he shouldn’t be in. I also feel like it’s best for a rabbit to have a secure area that’s 100% theirs, like a bedroom for people. 😆
My mom wanted a bunny so badly when she was a kid that her parents banned the word “rabbit” and they said “bitrab” instead! 😂
my bunnies currently are free roaming during the day and then stay in their pens at night (as we have a cat!) and they (and i) are so much happier being able to explore in a bunny proofed space and im so glad we litter trained them !!!
Your take on not having rabbits in a cage is so refreshing
Thank you for the background on the history of cages for rabbits, that is really informative and something I will pass on to others too
Is it okay if I make my room a room for a rabbit instead of my whole house
That’s what I’m gonna do
If it's big enough, Yes.
if its big enough for you, its big enough for a rabbit
thats what i do and my rabbit loves it. Its my parents home so i don't get control but he has a little less than 50% of my room and the only reason he doesn't have more is because i need space for my furniture.
That’s what I do