rabbits

We breed Dwarf Bunnies. They are such loveable little animals. When they get scared, all you have to do is hold it close to your heart and they will calm down. We used to breed other kinds of bunnies also but find that the dwarf are easier to get rid of.

Well ours Mr. Bobbers loves to let us know things. Like for example if his food dish is empty, he will make a racket by flipping his igloo over so it's on top of it. You go to fix it and go "Oh you need food". He will also stand up on his back legs whenever he wants his nose rubbed. He likes to be petted. Overall he's just a great rabbit with a lot of personality to him. We've had him about 2 years now. My niece just got him a harness so he can go for walks. Can't wait to see how that goes.

My newest rabbit (probably 2ish), Floppy, communicates in a variety of ways. In the morning when I wake up, she chews at the gate of the puppy pen so that I'll come in and feed her (even if she has food, then she wants pets on the head). If I pet her when she doesn't want it, she'll grunt at me. If I keep trying, she'll lunge too. And yes, she's spayed! And actually somehow was before I got her... but I didn't know that, so she's been opened up twice. At night if I'm watching TV and she wants to sleep, she will thump and be annoying until I turn it off. My 10 year old rabbit, Sunny, is much more subtle. He will stand up as you walk by his pen if he wants some other type of food (they always have hay). Sunny will also thump, but he thumps more as a warning. If a wild animal is near the front of the house, he'll go to the window and thump.

My rabbit actually growls at our dog to tell it to get away from its hutch haha. To get my attention my bunny throws its toys, food bowl, or water bottle around. When he starts making alot of noise I know he's hungry or wants me to talk to him.