He very probably wasn’t, if hes a wild rabbit just the fact of being picked up by a human (predator) already scare de f out of him, even if he wasn’t screaming like that before, he was terrified
Before you respond d to this read the entire thing please. I keep getting comments trying to correct me on things I already mentioned here and said are correct or with false information that I explained in here and they didn’t bother researching it properly. It has been 9 months and the only correction reply(of which there has probably been over 20) that actually corrected me was the baby rabbit probably went into shock, not played dead. And honestly he was probably the rudest about trying to correct me so it’s annoying. A lot of mammals have a patch of fur called a scruff that makes it ok to pick them up like this. However rabbits in particular are not supposed to be picked up this way, as it scared them when there back legs aren’t supported, and since rabbits hardly ever up their babies by the scruff they haven’t their scruffs haven’t evolved to be strong enough to support them, so it hurts to. The fat at the scruff is also connected to muscle underneath it, which means you would be pulling on those when you pick a rabbit up on the scruff, resulting in more pain. A cat or dogs scruff isn’t connected to muscles like this I changed don’t to hardly ever as on rare occasions they will pick up there rabbit young, but never on the scruff and it is very rare. I should add this is also a specific species that has only been seen doing this a handful of times, and I’m not 100% confident in the articles.
Baby dogs, cats, rabbits and other mammals instinctively feel safe and calm when they are held that way because that is the way their mother holds them to move them, they feel so safe and calm that they can fall asleep that way.
@@cosneanumatei5117 you don't need to be a vet to know very basic facts about rabbits, like the fact that they're prey animals. It's common sense that a wild prey animal doesn't want to be picked up, and the rabbit's screams are pretty solid proof of that.
This video is outright animal abuse, the dude asking "why are you holding him like that" is composing himself a shocking amount, anyone who actually knows rabbits whatsoever would be horrified watching this. The bunny is horrified, starts screaming the second its being moved because its being held in one of the most painful ways possible (and also the way a predator would pick them up). The dude who catches the bunny and immediately supports it does a phenominal job, preventing the bunny from hitting the ground and supporting its entire weight, im sure its still stressed being held by him but its absolutely 100% safe and way better than the initial asshole Edit: also wanted to add that bunnies almost NEVER vocalize anything, as a rabbit owner if i hear my rabbit scream or grunt even a single time it shatters my heart because it means shes REALLY upset. I have NEVER EVER in my LIFE heard any bunny scream as much as the bunny in this video, it is appalling
Im not sure, please correct me if im wrong but they may just be holding it by the scruff. I have rabbits but I don’t know if they have scruffs or not, they usually hold them like this to prevent them from scratching/biting- same reason why they’re held by the ears. It was probably screaming because it was scared, not hurt. It only started screaming whenever the man approached and tries to grab it. I am happy about the man carrying it with care, it’s usually how I carry rabbits. But then again, I can’t completely be sure- please let me know ❤
@@FIashKat_25 rabbit scruffs are not developed enough to support their weight beyond a couple of weeks old (if even that) and rabbits dont respond well to negative reinforcement so scruffing them is not recommended under any circumstances. cats and some other animals to my knowledge are fully capable of being scruffed safely so i dont blame you for thinking rabbits are the same since they do have a scruff. if you are looking for alternatives to scruffing them i suggest offering them a healthy alternative to the bad habit they are exhibiting; if they are chewing on baseboards for exaple then offer them a cardboard cat scratcher or something similar to curb their natural instinct to chew on something. hope this helps
@FIashKat_25 Momma bunnies do not carry their children, therefore rabbits do not have 'scruffs' like kittens/cats do. Holding them by anything- skin or ears- is extremely painful. I mean like horrendously. Rabbits do not react to pain in the same way as we do as they are prey animals and will remain quiet unless it thinks it's literally about to die and it uses its voice as a last resort to shock/distract and run away. They also won't move as it will make the pain worse. Rabbit ears may be large but that means they have a lot of important blood vessels and nerves. It's the same as holding a basset hound by its ears. It completely inhumane and can cause permanent nerve damage or even rip the ear. I always grab bunnies with one hand scoops under their chest/stomach and the other grabs the whole butt. Then I turn them around to lay stomach first to my chest, making sure they are always supported.
guys, the rabbit was screaming bc the way the guy was holding him. Usually is okay to hold a rabbit like that but very gently with all of your fingers. with only 2 or 3 it hurts the rabbit. Another reason the rabbit was screaming is because his legs were not supported. Rabbits feel very uncomfortable without their feet be supported because they feel unbalanced.
For the lengthy debaters here: rabbits do not like being held like this. The man was probably just holding it this way for a few seconds so that the rabbit wouldn't bite him (which they sometimes do) as he moved it. Rabbits are not like kittens. And it was quiet because it was nervous. Ive seen several animals go quiet when scared before panicking.
even if you're scared of being bitten its not a big deal, i own two bunnies and you can usually carry them as you normally do but keep your hand holding their chin so they can't bite
@@glados1099 and so the solution is to hold the bunny by the scruff of its neck? The bunny was scared shitless, of course it jumped. Don’t hold bunnies like this
@@MrRocking145 it's less scary to be grabbed and enclosed in giant hands? He seemed on edge, but not scared until the guy approach and try to grab it ^^'
If you ever hear a rabbit scream like that it should be panic inducing. That is the worst possible sound you can hear from your rabbit because it means that they are scared out of their minds for their lives. Sometimes, rabbits use screams to warn other rabbits so they don’t meet the same fate.
Holding a baby bunny like that does not matter at all😊. That's how their mama carry their babies. It's just scared of a stranger. It's okay, guys! It just needs some time to get familiar with human beings.
"They only scream like that if they’re scared to death." Yes, they always scream like that when other animals eat them. Oddly enough it doesn't seem to phase other rabbits in the vicinity to run away. Maybe it's just domestic rabbits which are this stupid.
When you hold a cat by the scruff, it thinks you're its mom. When you hold a rabbit by the scruff, it thinks you're going to eat it. Edit: How did this comment start a war in the replies wtf you guys
I dont under stand why peaple think any animal wants to be holded like that just because they seen a mama bunny do it they are able ti so that doesint mean you know how
@duffmana1244 Yeah. Even though rabbits are my favorite animal ever, I can't deny that. That's kinda what makes them so brilliant though, they're such a useful part of a functional ecosystem.
Number one rule when holding a little bunny, never hold it by its neck or ears. It’ll hurt them a lot. Trust me just don’t do It hurts them a lot Edit 1: 1.8k like stop your blowing up my notifications 😭😭😭😭
@neptunegoose as a Veterinarian Technician it's absolutely not the proper way to hold any rabbit this way. You're suppose to hold them close to your body&hold their hind quarters.
“Why are you holding it like that?!” Well, correct. Why are you holding the poor baby bunny like that? You can't scruff a rabbit. EDIT: I came back after like a year and saw my comment blew up.
Never hold a bunny like that! If you try to hold rabbits like that, they feel that an eagle of a hawk has it by their talens and they may have a heart attck from all of the stress.
Just curious, what's the best way? If you try to cup it like the other guy tried in this video, it can just easily jump out. It actually seemed ok being held by it's back skin. Till the other guy walked up to it face to face lol. I'd never touch any baby animal. For fear of putting my scent on it. But one day I may have to🤷🏼♀️
People who own bunnies (like me) don't realize that wild bunnies need to be scruffed for them not to get away from you when your outside, indoors should be able to be held like a normal bunny, unless you have a unusually friendly one
Wtf dude? You shouldn’t own bunnies if you think any of them are okay to be picked up by the scruff💀 they don’t have the same anatomy of cats and dogs lmao what the hell😂
I'm able to pick up my bunny like a little baby or just how a regular bunny would be held and I'm able to take her outside to get some fresh air without her running away❤
For bigger rabbit people do that because if you hold them by there ears they will kick you to your hand So that's it ☺️ But still no need to hold a bunny like the poor guy was scared ❤️
Good catch after dropping it. The bunny was safer being held by the scruff of it's neck, even if that is not the proper technique. Neither is dropping the poor thing from such a height.
I have 2 bunnies like this in my backyard. I love them to pieces. They are shy and run away if I anyone gets close. I respect their fear and would never force them to be close. I feed them organic apples and they love apples. They are becoming less fearful as they get older but still shy. Please be respectful to our helpless and harmless creatures.
Is there some kind of inorganic apple I don't know about and if you're referring to GMOs here I just have to say all the fruit we eat are GMOs they've been selectively bred for thousands of years to make them as tasty as possible
They have a thick coat of fur that you can pick them up from the fur and they feel safe being picked up that way just like puppies and kittens get picked up that way by there mothers
@@LoreCreatesEverythingNope! it’s because dogs EAT BUNNIES yEUP, YUEP you heard me. And it’s very common for dogs to eat bunnies since some breeds, are for hunting bunnies. Also it does hurt them if u pick them up from the neck it causes permanent damage
@@joinarebase34m15tell me you don’t give a shit about animals without telling me yo don’t give a shit about animals. it shows. the bunny is literally in pain, no animal should be screeching like that💀‼️
Never hold a bunny like that. They are prey animals, thus being handled like that will make them have the wild instinct that they’re being carried to their death.
Do you have any expertise on this? 😂 Oh I know, you are one of those keyboard heroes who tries to be knowledgeable and do nothing but spreading bs across the internet
You shouldn’t hold a rabbit like that, it’s considered abusive as rabbits are prey animals. You shouldn’t technically just grab a WILD rabbit. They can get afraid of you. Some might be stressed which can lead to heart attacks.
As a rabbits breeder/owner myself - It's just right and much save for animal to hold them up like this. Let's just look at what almost happend when the man took it on his palm...
Pay attention and notice how it only started screaming when the giant approached it. Also, go watch some rabbit videos and see how even it's mother would carry them from that skin flap
They ALWAYS screech like that when scared. Not ACUTE fear of death. I hear them screeching while my car chases them. Video is on my channel a few years back.
Мама-крольчиха, да и вообще все мамы-животные, держат детей за шкирку, это нормально. А тут подходит огромный кто-то, берёт и подносит ко рту! Что думает кролик? Сейчас будут жрать!!!!
Rabbits should never be scruffed. They aren’t cats and their bodies don’t have a fat pad like puppies and kittens do. Their skin is very thin and can tear if held that way.
That's a sound you never ever forget 🥺 The first year I had a bunny nest in the backyard, my dog found it first. I was able to get the tiny guy out of her mouth unharmed and luckily the mom took it back. I always kept my pup out of that part of the yard during bunny birth season and she came back for the 17 years I lived there.
Awe you had gens of bunnies living in your yard 🥰 and the reason why the mom might’ve taken it back is because the mother bunny trusts you as a human. It’s like when you own a bunny and she gets used to you and when she has babies she will let you pick them up right from birth. you might’ve had a bond with that mother bunny without knowing ❤️ I also have a back yard bunny too I call him Buck and he has babies running around the neighborhood now. I think he also knows I have 2 bunnies that live with me
@@noahmoon355you know nothing about rabbits. Or most baby mammals in general… their mothers pick up their babies just like that, but instead they use their mouths. Do your research. I’ll even give kittens for example to get you started
@@RamzaBeo 'Mother rabbits are also one of the only mammals who cannot pick their babies up to move them to a better spot.' source: toronto wild life center. Also how do you think the mother picks them up? They have far to small mouths. So stop acting like a smartass.
One of these people has experience and good sense in handling rabbits, the other one is asking why are you holding it like that. First, their teeth don't make it to the back of their neck Their rear paws can, but just barely, and they have claws. Next, the nap of the neck is how their own mother transport them. Apparently their parents aren't too thrilled about getting bitten or scratched either.
My close friend owned a rabbit and I can say from experience they are very susceptible to heart attacks. A cat ended up chasing the rabbit around, but the rabbit escaped when we scared the cat off. A day later it died of a heart attack. They probably shouldn't do this as it could scare the rabbit enough to give it a heart attack.
I had two orphaned bunnies that had lost their mother to a hawk. I knew there was a burrough in my yard but didn't know where. My cat lead me to two baby rabbits by a tree huddled together with there eyes barely opened. I took them to a very kind vet that hooked me up with the info I needed. I have fostered newborn orphaned and rejected kittens. Which is similar. Vet told me to use Kitten milk replacer and add a tablespoon of heavy whipping cream (without sugar) to each can of KMR. They both lived to age 7 and died 17 days apart which crushed me. They were so much fun to have.
@@clarey3631 Yes they were both females and they had run of the house while I was awake and had a large. Cage 5' x3' that was set up to sleep. They were litter box trained just like a cat and actually had a cat as a companion
@@hickchick4494 Aww thank you but it was my pleasure. It broke my heart when they passed but they had a good life that lasted twice as long as they would in the wild.
A lot of people use scruffing as a primary way to hold animals regardless of how the animal is acting and that’s not okay. Scruffing is a really aggressive and dominant way of restraining animals because it essentially makes them completely helpless and because of that they usually don’t respond well to like in this video (scared silence / screaming). Animals, especially those that aren’t pets, don’t like feeling like they have no control. Unless you need to scruff an animal for someone’s safety, don’t do it. Just pick them up normally and respect that they don’t like being held if they fight you
This sound will forever haunt my nightmares because of the time my grandmother’s dog got ahold of my rabbit Mia. She survived relatively unharmed (thank god) but it made me feel helpless and afraid. I tried consoling her but she was terrified and lashed out anytime I tried to touch her. She eventually calmed down and I held and comforted her, promising I would never put her in a position where she would have to make that noise again. I kept that promise for years until she died of old age.
@@ushirokaito8846 It was accidental. Mia was hanging out with me in my room and my grandmother opened my door to ask me something and her dog ran right past her and went for Mia.
Ur supposed to hold a bunny with ur hands one on the bottom for support and one on the back makes me feel safe holding it like the first person did can hurt them or put them into a shock
I can see why the assumption might be made, because kittens can be held like that, at least by their mothers, but it would’ve made more sense to hold it like a hamster or guinea pig.
@@greengarlicski1366 I know it’s not very entertaining if I saw someone hold a bunny like that I would be furious. If I saw someone holding my bunny like that I would end up hurting them out of rage. Bunnies are not cats
YOUR DOG'S RECONISED THE STRESS IN THAT SCARED BABY 🐇🐰🐇 RABBIT. AND SINCE YOU LOVE YOUR DOG'S AND YOUR DOG'S RECONISED LOVE ALL AROUND THEM THEN THEY ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO THE STRESS IN THE RABBIT 🐇🐇🐇 AND YOUR DOG'S WAS READY TO COME AND PROTECT YOU WANDERING WHY THEY WERE HEARING A STRESSFUL SOUND AROUND YOU. AND READY TO PROTECT YOU FROM BEING IN STRESS. AND YOU NEVER KNOW FULLY ABOUT YOUR DOG'S. IF THEY WERE THERE WITH THE RABBIT 🐇🐇 THEY HAVE BEEN SO USED TO BEING AROUND YOUR LOVING DOG'S THEY COULD AND WOULY HAVE SAVED YOUR RABBIT 🐇🐇. I SEEN A VIDEO OF A GOLDEN RETRIEVER SAVE A CAT 🐈🐈 FROM FIGHTING ANOTHER CAT. MOST PEOPLE WOULDN'T HAVE BELIEVED IT. A DOG SAVING A CAT WHILE FIXING TO FIGHT ANOTHER CAT. PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW EVERY THING. I CHOOSE TO BELIEVE THE BEST OF YOUR DOG'S. BE BLESSED IN JESUS CHRIST NAME.
I’ve seen dissected animals who have been held by their skin like that and it breaks the thin veins under their skin and it’s definitely painful for them. Contrary to popular belief, rabbits also hate being held by their ears. It’s exactly as painful as you being held by your skin.
Rabbits can be held and controlled by the scruff of their necks... it's the area of the back of the neck used by the parent to carry them.. This is the same for many other animals. The rabbit clearly started to panic when the man put his hands out, not because she was holding it like that.
Kittens are like that, but bunnies (especially an untamed bunny like this) don’t like it and it can cause trauma and anxiety since it’s similar to being picked up by a predator’s jaws or talons. You need to support their back as well to make them feel safe.
I've owned 5 rabbits, and from what I know rabbits usually make ABSOLUTELY NO SOUND and are soooo quiet. So to hear that poor baby bunny in so much distress breaks my heart 😪
lol dont people also shoot and hunt bunnies with rifles for target practice on the daily? if anything, a scared rabbit being let go alive is sort of better than a rabbit dying instantaneously from a gunshot round
They don’t hold them like that, it really hurt the rabbits and could give it a heart attack which is very upsetting I have just got rabbits today and I already knew not to hold them like that It hurts them a lot
@@freakx8233 Who told you that ? THAT is Literally HOW the Parent Animals hold AND Transport em. The reason why Baby Bun is screaming, is that lil dummy think he's about to get eaten. It does NOT hurt them, unless you doing it wee wrong
@@NexusIncorporation actually it is very rare to see a mother rabbit hold their babies, It would hurt too because it could get too scared and possibly die or it’s pulling their skin.
@@NexusIncorporation actually it is very rare to see a mother rabbit hold their babies, It would hurt too because it could get too scared and possibly die or it’s pulling their skin.
@@greatattackshark2632 dude, rabbits are prey animals, and how do foxes and bird hold their rabbit prey? By the neck, also the rabbit could still kick and as far as I'm aware, they can kick hard enough to hurt their backs.
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The bunny probably yelled 7 slurs in a single squeak
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No wonder why he was holding him like that
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Congratulations on that guy who caught the bunny and said “Why are you holding him like that!?”
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Exactly!!!!!!
he literally let it fall, prooving the cammans point
That’s how they’re supposed to be held. Hence…how it was calm like that and then went nuts and almost ran away with him holding it
@@Mike-we3rbthat’s literally not how rabbits are supposed to be held.
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He was chill before dudes big bull dozers hands came clasping at him😂
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He very probably wasn’t, if hes a wild rabbit just the fact of being picked up by a human (predator) already scare de f out of him, even if he wasn’t screaming like that before, he was terrified
@@Hina-du1hn sure , but he wasn't screaming/kicking for his life before the guy came with his oven mitts😭🤷🏽♂️
"why are you holding him like that" is exactly the question that needed to be asked 💀
Before you respond d to this read the entire thing please. I keep getting comments trying to correct me on things I already mentioned here and said are correct or with false information that I explained in here and they didn’t bother researching it properly. It has been 9 months and the only correction reply(of which there has probably been over 20) that actually corrected me was the baby rabbit probably went into shock, not played dead. And honestly he was probably the rudest about trying to correct me so it’s annoying.
A lot of mammals have a patch of fur called a scruff that makes it ok to pick them up like this.
However rabbits in particular are not supposed to be picked up this way, as it scared them when there back legs aren’t supported, and since rabbits hardly ever up their babies by the scruff they haven’t their scruffs haven’t evolved to be strong enough to support them, so it hurts to.
The fat at the scruff is also connected to muscle underneath it, which means you would be pulling on those when you pick a rabbit up on the scruff, resulting in more pain. A cat or dogs scruff isn’t connected to muscles like this
I changed don’t to hardly ever as on rare occasions they will pick up there rabbit young, but never on the scruff and it is very rare. I should add this is also a specific species that has only been seen doing this a handful of times, and I’m not 100% confident in the articles.
Baby dogs, cats, rabbits and other mammals instinctively feel safe and calm when they are held that way because that is the way their mother holds them to move them, they feel so safe and calm that they can fall asleep that way.
@@lcefrisbee @Hildegard … you guys are contradicting each other! Now you must fight to the death and whoever wins, is correct 😌!
@@loddia.2187 aaahh the ol' mortal kombat negotiation technique.
@@gnolly8222 it’s the only way unfortunately 😔
As a person with a bunny I can safely say that when a bunny screeches like that it’s because they think that their life is being threatened…
Yeah I'd imagine they kinda just found a baby bunny and held it. It's probably wild and flipped the fuck out.
Who cares
I mean... it is a wild bunny. Of course it thinks that.
@@JoeTheBroken because they're an animal...
@@JoeTheBroken These people probably eat that shit anyway
i kinda wanna cuddle this baby bunny cause hes so fluffy and adorable
same I just feel so bad for that bunny :(
Bunny thinks our hands are about to devour it probably lol poor little guy 😂
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Bruh, Bunnies are PREY animals. They do not like being picked up. AT ALL. No wonder the poor bun freaked out.
Ok mr vet. Stop talking out of your ass again.
@@Zorzdog maybe because urs is a domesticated rabbit..
@@fin7313 oc didn't specify what type of a bunny it is. 🤨
@@cosneanumatei5117 you don't need to be a vet to know very basic facts about rabbits, like the fact that they're prey animals. It's common sense that a wild prey animal doesn't want to be picked up, and the rabbit's screams are pretty solid proof of that.
@@katsarida all rabbits are different. As the first dude said, his rabbit doesn't do this.
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This video is outright animal abuse, the dude asking "why are you holding him like that" is composing himself a shocking amount, anyone who actually knows rabbits whatsoever would be horrified watching this.
The bunny is horrified, starts screaming the second its being moved because its being held in one of the most painful ways possible (and also the way a predator would pick them up). The dude who catches the bunny and immediately supports it does a phenominal job, preventing the bunny from hitting the ground and supporting its entire weight, im sure its still stressed being held by him but its absolutely 100% safe and way better than the initial asshole
Edit: also wanted to add that bunnies almost NEVER vocalize anything, as a rabbit owner if i hear my rabbit scream or grunt even a single time it shatters my heart because it means shes REALLY upset. I have NEVER EVER in my LIFE heard any bunny scream as much as the bunny in this video, it is appalling
i think the dude just think its like cat
Im not sure, please correct me if im wrong but they may just be holding it by the scruff. I have rabbits but I don’t know if they have scruffs or not, they usually hold them like this to prevent them from scratching/biting- same reason why they’re held by the ears. It was probably screaming because it was scared, not hurt. It only started screaming whenever the man approached and tries to grab it. I am happy about the man carrying it with care, it’s usually how I carry rabbits. But then again, I can’t completely be sure- please let me know ❤
@@FIashKat_25 rabbit scruffs are not developed enough to support their weight beyond a couple of weeks old (if even that) and rabbits dont respond well to negative reinforcement so scruffing them is not recommended under any circumstances.
cats and some other animals to my knowledge are fully capable of being scruffed safely so i dont blame you for thinking rabbits are the same since they do have a scruff. if you are looking for alternatives to scruffing them i suggest offering them a healthy alternative to the bad habit they are exhibiting; if they are chewing on baseboards for exaple then offer them a cardboard cat scratcher or something similar to curb their natural instinct to chew on something.
hope this helps
@FIashKat_25 Momma bunnies do not carry their children, therefore rabbits do not have 'scruffs' like kittens/cats do.
Holding them by anything- skin or ears- is extremely painful. I mean like horrendously. Rabbits do not react to pain in the same way as we do as they are prey animals and will remain quiet unless it thinks it's literally about to die and it uses its voice as a last resort to shock/distract and run away.
They also won't move as it will make the pain worse. Rabbit ears may be large but that means they have a lot of important blood vessels and nerves. It's the same as holding a basset hound by its ears. It completely inhumane and can cause permanent nerve damage or even rip the ear.
I always grab bunnies with one hand scoops under their chest/stomach and the other grabs the whole butt. Then I turn them around to lay stomach first to my chest, making sure they are always supported.
Who cares lol XD
Bro went from bunny to piglet real quick.
This dude got reflexes to catch the bunny. Claps for him.
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Raised rabbits for years and it’s a skill that comes with experience. Baby rabbits fly more often than you’d think lol
@@xpouii-3992 how much a day ?
No sorry but everyone can do it, you just need arms, it happen every week to me with my phone
@@ed3n4pf lmao I drop my pone on my face tf u talking about
When he got reflexes 😍
Aunt: "Hold your new baby cousin. Come on its easy"
When you hold him:
Can confirm. I do it all the time
Imagine a kid is you auntie
@@bane5057 what the fuck do you mean
And then people all like what's wrong with you!?
@@user-gt8hu5pb9b how many children have you dropped on the stairs?
Put it back. It was screaming for its mama.
guys, the rabbit was screaming bc the way the guy was holding him. Usually is okay to hold a rabbit like that but very gently with all of your fingers. with only 2 or 3 it hurts the rabbit. Another reason the rabbit was screaming is because his legs were not supported. Rabbits feel very uncomfortable without their feet be supported because they feel unbalanced.
For the lengthy debaters here: rabbits do not like being held like this. The man was probably just holding it this way for a few seconds so that the rabbit wouldn't bite him (which they sometimes do) as he moved it. Rabbits are not like kittens. And it was quiet because it was nervous. Ive seen several animals go quiet when scared before panicking.
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i looked at the mans channel, and its actually a child, but you are still damn right😢
Prey behavior :(
Animals doesn't like when their being held, most alot of people disrespect and abuse, and sometimes this boy holding the rabbit wrong,
even if you're scared of being bitten its not a big deal, i own two bunnies and you can usually carry them as you normally do but keep your hand holding their chin so they can't bite
Why are you holding him like that. Bunny immediately jumps out of hands. *moment of realization*
Ikr. It’s like they forget it’s an animal not a pet
@@glados1099 and so the solution is to hold the bunny by the scruff of its neck? The bunny was scared shitless, of course it jumped. Don’t hold bunnies like this
@@MrRocking145 the bunny seemed cared that the man was approaching not that it was being held like that
@@MrRocking145 it's less scary to be grabbed and enclosed in giant hands? He seemed on edge, but not scared until the guy approach and try to grab it ^^'
Ikr it’s not fair that poor rabbit
"why are you holding him like that" and then IMMEDIATELY learns the answer
I know its suffering but its sooo cute
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Suffering? are you fr?
@@BourbonBiscuit. I think they’re saying the the bunny is cute
Its not suffering it’s just scared.
Bro what is wrong with you, the lady is literally grabbing the bunny by the hair, that would be so freaking painful and your saying it’s cute. Wtf
If you ever hear a rabbit scream like that it should be panic inducing. That is the worst possible sound you can hear from your rabbit because it means that they are scared out of their minds for their lives. Sometimes, rabbits use screams to warn other rabbits so they don’t meet the same fate.
If rabbits were even the slightest bit useful, Id feel bad. But they're not.
@@literallyanangrymoose7717 bruh humans aren’t useful so let me go shot someone cuz it doesn’t matter if they are in pain it’s fine cuz their useless
@Adam Hazza if I truned that in as a essay then I would get and F- there barely any words
Imagine thinking we'd be panicked by a rabbit scream
@@LegendaryP-sl7gf they don’t make sounds they only do that when they are in danger
Rabbits aren’t held by the scruff, lmfaooo they’re not cats.
You do know that all mammals don’t feel pain wen you hold them like that it’s how there moms hold them when they where baby’s
@@shoutaaizawa5659 the fuck
@@Ethan.A they aren’t carried by their mothers
@@shoutaaizawa5659 Are you just typing words or was there meaning to what you just said?
@@TheDayUDeserve Nah they mean it
Holding a baby bunny like that does not matter at all😊. That's how their mama carry their babies. It's just scared of a stranger. It's okay, guys!
It just needs some time to get familiar with human beings.
Why? I think he just demonstrated why.
As a bunny owner this breaks my heart . I love my baby bun 🥺🐇🤍
same 😭😭the pain
As
🙁😔😔
i rescued one wild bunny.now its in my house.i want to know how to feed it
I’m going to be getting a bunny, AND WHY IS HE HOLDING IT LIKE THAT, THAT BUNNY HAS A REASON TO BE SCREAMING
That’s not how you hold bunnies. They only scream like that if they’re scared to death.
"They only scream like that if they’re scared to death."
Yes, they always scream like that when other animals eat them. Oddly enough it doesn't seem to phase other rabbits in the vicinity to run away. Maybe it's just domestic rabbits which are this stupid.
That's an un-domestic Baby Bunny! Some people don't care about rabbits.
No the other vid of bunny screaming
Kung Fu Cow they can die from a panic attack out of fear and a weak frail body
@@kungfucow547 I wouldn't use the word "stupid" as they are only animal's but sure ı:^
rabbit: 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐝🐝🐝🐝
Poor baby, I hope she’s alright
When you hold a cat by the scruff, it thinks you're its mom.
When you hold a rabbit by the scruff, it thinks you're going to eat it.
Edit: How did this comment start a war in the replies wtf you guys
Finally someone who knows about rabbits.
Cat mommas eat their children, got it.
@@tremendousyeet3467 Cat mommies hold their children by the scruff.
Why does they take lovely rabbit like this?
@@annaritaranalli1791 Gramer? I speak bad vocabulary but not Bad Gramer.
Besides all going on, that second guy's bunny catching skill is leveled to the max
He spent his skill points catefully.
Who cares?? Why is he holding this animal this way hurting and scaring him🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
he got them dad reflexes
@@HevahaB bruh
@@HevahaB 😐
I dont under stand why peaple think any animal wants to be holded like that just because they seen a mama bunny do it they are able ti so that doesint mean you know how
AINT NO ONE GON TALK ABOUT HE GOT ULTRA INSTINCT????
Someone fix this 0 replies and 1 like
I love how all of a sudden everyone in the comment section is a bunny expert.
Bro😂😂😂
Real
I have a lil male rabbit and I continue studying his species to improve his quality of life
Yeah because I have 3 bunnies and that’s my what my whole channel’s about 🤣
I am a big fan of rabbits/hares, I have read a lot about them and I will only tell you that the comments are right, don't pick up a rabbit like that
You don't need to be an expert to know holding bunny like that hurts 🙄
Why would you ever hold a rabbit like that? Rabbits rarely make a sound, so when they do that means that they are scared for their lives
@@jsdnv Nah rabbits don’t carry their babies like that, other animals do but not rabbits
@xoIt doesn't hurt. It only hurts when you grabbing it.
@@jsdnv you propably dont feel any pain of the creatures that cry in pain when people forcefully grab them
@@jsdnv sonic pls, focus on yourself being in a good game finally
@xo Nevermind im just gonna stop cause I saw my rabbit had a baby and my rabbit did it.
Yeah… why WERE you holding him like that, shows how much compassion you have as a person. Very little
there was no need to hold it like that, it's obviously terrified for its life. scaring random animals almost to death isn't funny.
I Appreciate the SLIGHT bit of concern from the man taking him.
@@Late-cake Yea so shouldn't you try holding it like the second guy did? In the palm of your hands?
@Chocolate cake Rookie. Every experienced rabbit handler has either a spare Tupperware container or sock to stuff ‘em inside.
@@Late-cakeSomewhere quiet or safe for em, I suppose.
Bit sexist
@Chocolate cake
You typed a story just to basically agree that you shouldn’t hold it that way and the concern by the other guy was valid.
Rabbits have VERY delicate bones, it's really easy to hurt their spine by holding them wrong
They are the energy bar of wildlife
@duffmana1244 Yeah. Even though rabbits are my favorite animal ever, I can't deny that. That's kinda what makes them so brilliant though, they're such a useful part of a functional ecosystem.
@@Little_Lepustheir mom carried they like this.
@@duffmana1244 ayo
@@FraneDiondo greetings my fellow dream wanderer
💕How beautiful the baby rabbit looks kicking 🥹💕
That is one of the most meanest ways to hold a Bunny.
As a bunny myself, I can say that the bunny was scared. You’re welcome.
Yoooooo
Is it bad eating your own feces?
as a bad bunny myself, I'm ready for a duel between you and me (a singing duel of course)
@@WPE2024as a bunny i can confirm the soft poo tastes good while the hard tastes like shit.
Bro. You don't even have to be a expert to realize this.
Number one rule when holding a little bunny, never hold it by its neck or ears. It’ll hurt them a lot. Trust me just don’t do It hurts them a lot
Edit 1: 1.8k like stop your blowing up my notifications 😭😭😭😭
I wonder how bad it hurts when I put them into a frying pan?
@@jackblack5996 don’t even joke about that
@@eijiro_.Kirishima159 it's no joke buddy. Rabbit is delicious!
@@jackblack5996 seriously stop
@@jackblack5996 bro can you actually stop
You can't hold them like that!! It could have hurt him 😢
It’s so cuteeeee I love rabbit❤❤❤❤😊😊
NEVER EVER grab a rabbit by the neck!! They DON'T have scruff like a dog.
Instead you should just grip them by the neck hard
as a rabbit owner this is how me and my fellow rabbit owners are supposed to pick up a rabbit…
@neptunegoose as a Veterinarian Technician it's absolutely not the proper way to hold any rabbit this way. You're suppose to hold them close to your body&hold their hind quarters.
@@ScarlettO-Hare29 oh what next you're a well known geologist.
@@ScarlettO-Hare29I've raised hundreds dozens of rabbits and it's never hurt any of them to be held by the scruff of the neck
“Why are you holding it like that?!”
Well, correct. Why are you holding the poor baby bunny like that? You can't scruff a rabbit.
EDIT: I came back after like a year and saw my comment blew up.
Infact it was calm at first until the other person's hand came
@That Guy agreed
@That Guy tastes pretty good tho
@Darman Burkhardt: It's good to know that we can all agree that you're useless, thanks for agreeing and confirming that fact with us.
@Darman Burkhardt humans arent useless... They're a hinderance
토끼: 빼애애애애앵 놔라 게이야! 나는 이 사람이 더 좋다구!!! 빼애앵ㅇ😊
The screaming was so loud the making me how did you go to the location and slap the bunnies face 💀💀💀💀💀
👇
Never hold a bunny like that! If you try to hold rabbits like that, they feel that an eagle of a hawk has it by their talens and they may have a heart attck from all of the stress.
Just curious, what's the best way? If you try to cup it like the other guy tried in this video, it can just easily jump out. It actually seemed ok being held by it's back skin. Till the other guy walked up to it face to face lol. I'd never touch any baby animal. For fear of putting my scent on it. But one day I may have to🤷🏼♀️
@@kellievolk5325 It didnt start squealing until the man came
@@YourFaveKenz23 that's what I said.
lol
@kellievolk5325 the best way to hold a bunny, believe it or not, is by its ears.
People who own bunnies (like me) don't realize that wild bunnies need to be scruffed for them not to get away from you when your outside, indoors should be able to be held like a normal bunny, unless you have a unusually friendly one
Make sure you clarify next time that this is only for babies. If you do this to an adult rabbit it can harm them, paralyze them, kill them etc.,
This cute❤
Wtf dude? You shouldn’t own bunnies if you think any of them are okay to be picked up by the scruff💀 they don’t have the same anatomy of cats and dogs lmao what the hell😂
The scruff isntas strong as say a cat it's genuinely hurts them and makes them think there being held by a predator
I'm able to pick up my bunny like a little baby or just how a regular bunny would be held and I'm able to take her outside to get some fresh air without her running away❤
Don’t hold bunny like that😢that hurts😢bunny needs love and no crying😢
If you hold it up to your ear you can hear what it's like to be attacked by a wild rabbit.
Thank you to the guy questioning why he’s holding that poor baby like that. And good catch!
For bigger rabbit people do that because if you hold them by there ears they will kick you to your hand
So that's it ☺️
But still no need to hold a bunny like the poor guy was scared ❤️
Actually you're wrong, he should say why he shouldn't hold like that instead of just shaming him cause he's a bitch irl
Cute baby bunny good catch
no joke good catch!
Good catch after dropping it. The bunny was safer being held by the scruff of it's neck, even if that is not the proper technique. Neither is dropping the poor thing from such a height.
Bunnies aren’t designed to be held from the back of their head. They won’t even let their own mothers do that.
Do you have bunnies Blanco anything and you have to feed the bunny a carrot 💛🤎💙💚💜💙🤎💛
Designed?...
@@kinneyshoes1 Yes, we all have an intelligent creator. Honest question, how do you think we came into existence?
@@naomiboswell3322 science, but this could be a simulation so, maybe
@@mxz1691 What do you mean by science? There’s different theories within science as to how we’ve gotten here.
Rabbit mommy here…..The guy that caught him wasn’t having it.! ❤
You seen a bird fly, you’ve seen a house fly, you’ve seen an elephant fly but have you ever seen a wabbit fly?
ah yes , my favorite animal wabbit xD
@@Taniya_MirI think that was intended
I have 2 bunnies like this in my backyard. I love them to pieces. They are shy and run away if I anyone gets close. I respect their fear and would never force them to be close. I feed them organic apples and they love apples. They are becoming less fearful as they get older but still shy. Please be respectful to our helpless and harmless creatures.
Is there some kind of inorganic apple I don't know about and if you're referring to GMOs here I just have to say all the fruit we eat are GMOs they've been selectively bred for thousands of years to make them as tasty as possible
@Jocelyn Davis
Geez who's the idiot now....
& it's definitely not me..
Wild Rabbits don't adapt or do well in Captivity...
@@NotThatJonesShow gmo technology wasn't available thousands of years ago.
@@intrepidmercenary_1 someone doesn't know what a GMO is apparently
@Jocelyn Davis so glad you were happy but I doubt that the bunnies were happy
"why are you holding him like that?"
why'd you even catch a wild rabbit?
Yes
You're rabbit so crazy and fly
It’s a baby they might have needed to move it because of another animal but that’s just what I think
Because it is fun
Holding them like that is harmless
DON'T HOLD BUNNYS LIKE THAT
The second guy definitely knows what he's doing. Reflexes, even asks why the cameraman is holding the bunny like that.
Yea..
We all saw and heard the same thing.
@Jason Dadude but your not supposed to hold bunnies that way
@Jason Dadude Rabbits do not pick their babies up by the scruff, so the scruff isn’t developed to support their weight. It just hurts and scares them.
Is the cause of the rabbit’s panic
Nearly drops him
Yeah he’s the hero in this clip.
Are you all braindead?
@@chaoticcanine if the original poster knew this. They wouldn’t get the backlash. I support this comment 100%
"why you holding him like that? OOH"
Jackass it's a girl🤬😡
You said nothing wrong olha. Looks like the message is deleted
oh
Yes. Why what is the other message say to you?
Personally, I’m a bunny owner and that is very sad. Screaming for help.😢
Don't drop the baby bunny! Someone almost became the most hated individual on the whole internet. *:D*
Please *do not EVER* hold a bunny like that…
It hurts them. No wonder they were screaming like that
They have a thick coat of fur that you can pick them up from the fur and they feel safe being picked up that way just like puppies and kittens get picked up that way by there mothers
@@LoreCreatesEverythingNope! it’s because dogs EAT BUNNIES yEUP, YUEP you heard me. And it’s very common for dogs to eat bunnies since some breeds, are for hunting bunnies. Also it does hurt them if u pick them up from the neck it causes permanent damage
How bout this mind your own business and that bunny 🐰 isn’t even going to be hurt 😂 plus that bunt isn’t even getting abuse like pls chill
@@joinarebase34m15it was terrified you idiot
@@joinarebase34m15tell me you don’t give a shit about animals without telling me yo don’t give a shit about animals. it shows. the bunny is literally in pain, no animal should be screeching like that💀‼️
Never hold a bunny like that. They are prey animals, thus being handled like that will make them have the wild instinct that they’re being carried to their death.
Do you have any expertise on this? 😂 Oh I know, you are one of those keyboard heroes who tries to be knowledgeable and do nothing but spreading bs across the internet
They are bad ppl who can't take care of animals ofc
Lol no.
@@Egg.98you are in fact, a moron.
You must be a rabbit also…
You shouldn’t hold a rabbit like that, it’s considered abusive as rabbits are prey animals. You shouldn’t technically just grab a WILD rabbit. They can get afraid of you. Some might be stressed which can lead to heart attacks.
1:When rabbits squeal it means it hurts)2: rabbits are not carried so they can have serious fractures
At least he asked what I was thinking, "why is the other person holding him like that"?
Because mother bunnies hold their babies like that
@@Klaproossje no
@@j.lsaket140 yes stupid they do so do cats
@@kflip0634 did you google it?
As a rabbits breeder/owner myself - It's just right and much save for animal to hold them up like this. Let's just look at what almost happend when the man took it on his palm...
Poor bunny😭 Rabbits scream only in acute fear of death or when you are in severe pain. .. But yea! Why are you holding like that?!
It's not uncommon for wild rabbits to have heart attacks when they go into freak out mode like that as well.
Pay attention and notice how it only started screaming when the giant approached it. Also, go watch some rabbit videos and see how even it's mother would carry them from that skin flap
They ALWAYS screech like that when scared. Not ACUTE fear of death. I hear them screeching while my car chases them. Video is on my channel a few years back.
So he doesn't drop it. Like the other nimrod does.
Мама-крольчиха, да и вообще все мамы-животные, держат детей за шкирку, это нормально. А тут подходит огромный кто-то, берёт и подносит ко рту! Что думает кролик? Сейчас будут жрать!!!!
Rabbits should never be scruffed. They aren’t cats and their bodies don’t have a fat pad like puppies and kittens do. Their skin is very thin and can tear if held that way.
What do you mean why are you holding it like that? The reason why he’s holding it like that is because that’s how the mother holds the baby
That's a sound you never ever forget 🥺 The first year I had a bunny nest in the backyard, my dog found it first. I was able to get the tiny guy out of her mouth unharmed and luckily the mom took it back. I always kept my pup out of that part of the yard during bunny birth season and she came back for the 17 years I lived there.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
🙏😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@sararebeca1720 😊 alls well that ends well. Thank you 😊
Scream
Awe you had gens of bunnies living in your yard 🥰 and the reason why the mom might’ve taken it back is because the mother bunny trusts you as a human. It’s like when you own a bunny and she gets used to you and when she has babies she will let you pick them up right from birth. you might’ve had a bond with that mother bunny without knowing ❤️ I also have a back yard bunny too I call him Buck and he has babies running around the neighborhood now. I think he also knows I have 2 bunnies that live with me
The fact that the bunny was more comfortable with the guy that was holding him like a coat on a hanger than the guy that was being gentle
Being gentle in this situation was to carry the bunny by the neck, where he didn't felt threatened.
@pw6002 No, he definitely felt threatened. That is how the bunny's predators hold them in the wild. Definitely was just accepting fate
Rabbits don’t like their feet touched
@@noahmoon355you know nothing about rabbits. Or most baby mammals in general… their mothers pick up their babies just like that, but instead they use their mouths. Do your research. I’ll even give kittens for example to get you started
@@RamzaBeo 'Mother rabbits are also one of the only mammals who cannot pick their babies up to move them to a better spot.' source: toronto wild life center.
Also how do you think the mother picks them up? They have far to small mouths. So stop acting like a smartass.
Poor bunny why he holding the bunny like that !!? 😭😭😭
How obvious is it, you’re holding it by his flesh, that hurts when you’re just a small animal
Props to the dude "why are you holding him like that?"
For real! and people are defending the person holding the rabbit like that
For real! and people are defending the person holding the rabbit like that
Yea its not a cat
cuz they jump, your hero nearly dropped it
@@yungphame cuz they are smart and wouldnt drop it like the other guy nearly did
Who gave bro the permission to be that freaking adorable
🥺🐇🐰
Fr now i want a bunny so bad 😭
God. A blessing to humanity.
@@superwhatevergamin9634nah
@@user-fc9ze6dx7hI had an bunny but it died:(
One of these people has experience and good sense in handling rabbits, the other one is asking why are you holding it like that.
First, their teeth don't make it to the back of their neck
Their rear paws can, but just barely, and they have claws.
Next, the nap of the neck is how their own mother transport them. Apparently their parents aren't too thrilled about getting bitten or scratched either.
Ça ne se fait pas il n'a pas fait de bêtises pourquoi tu lui tiens par le coup😢😮 tu es vraiment méchant le lapin lui il est très gentil
My close friend owned a rabbit and I can say from experience they are very susceptible to heart attacks. A cat ended up chasing the rabbit around, but the rabbit escaped when we scared the cat off. A day later it died of a heart attack. They probably shouldn't do this as it could scare the rabbit enough to give it a heart attack.
If the rabbit is too scared it dies cause it to die
And btw your right they shouldn’t do that to the rabbit
Not trying to burst your bubble or anything but that rabbit did not die from a heart attack the next day from what happened the day before
Oh that's why rabbits in Minecraft fucking runs like they seen a shadow moving in the corner in a horror game
@@themoreiragequitthemoreihv4234 😂
I bet chris-zilla could scare the baby bunny to death.
I had two orphaned bunnies that had lost their mother to a hawk. I knew there was a burrough in my yard but didn't know where. My cat lead me to two baby rabbits by a tree huddled together with there eyes barely opened. I took them to a very kind vet that hooked me up with the info I needed. I have fostered newborn orphaned and rejected kittens. Which is similar. Vet told me to use Kitten milk replacer and add a tablespoon of heavy whipping cream (without sugar) to each can of KMR. They both lived to age 7 and died 17 days apart which crushed me. They were so much fun to have.
omg that’s so sweet are they like house bunnies
@@clarey3631 Yes they were both females and they had run of the house while I was awake and had a large. Cage 5' x3' that was set up to sleep. They were litter box trained just like a cat and actually had a cat as a companion
Cool.
What a heartwarming story!! How kind of you sir 😁❤
@@hickchick4494 Aww thank you but it was my pleasure. It broke my heart when they passed but they had a good life that lasted twice as long as they would in the wild.
A lot of people use scruffing as a primary way to hold animals regardless of how the animal is acting and that’s not okay. Scruffing is a really aggressive and dominant way of restraining animals because it essentially makes them completely helpless and because of that they usually don’t respond well to like in this video (scared silence / screaming). Animals, especially those that aren’t pets, don’t like feeling like they have no control.
Unless you need to scruff an animal for someone’s safety, don’t do it. Just pick them up normally and respect that they don’t like being held if they fight you
People carry bunnies like that because that’s how they’re mom’s hold them
This sound will forever haunt my nightmares because of the time my grandmother’s dog got ahold of my rabbit Mia. She survived relatively unharmed (thank god) but it made me feel helpless and afraid. I tried consoling her but she was terrified and lashed out anytime I tried to touch her. She eventually calmed down and I held and comforted her, promising I would never put her in a position where she would have to make that noise again. I kept that promise for years until she died of old age.
My name is Mia. Thank you for keeping your promise. ♥🌼 🐰🌱🌞
Weirdo
Never bring a small animal near a dog that thier not familiar with they'd think the bunny is a toy
@@ushirokaito8846 It was accidental. Mia was hanging out with me in my room and my grandmother opened my door to ask me something and her dog ran right past her and went for Mia.
Thank you!
Ur supposed to hold a bunny with ur hands one on the bottom for support and one on the back makes me feel safe holding it like the first person did can hurt them or put them into a shock
Finally a comment that knows what there talking about
I can see why the assumption might be made, because kittens can be held like that, at least by their mothers, but it would’ve made more sense to hold it like a hamster or guinea pig.
That's the point of the video torturing this baby bunny is supposed to be funny plus entertaining but it's not for me
@@greengarlicski1366 I know it’s not very entertaining if I saw someone hold a bunny like that I would be furious. If I saw someone holding my bunny like that I would end up hurting them out of rage. Bunnies are not cats
Bruh, he he screamed cause he didn’t recognize the second person. He screamed as soon as the second person got near
That bunny was probably in pain.
They're not supposed to be scruffed, they're not puppies or kittens.
Bro pulled out a Cobra Kai kick and missed it 💀
Bunnies can actually paralyze themselves by kicking frantically like that.
True
Natural selection then
it is what it is
Lmao
@@bradleyg7498 lol 😂
I wasn’t wearing headphones and my dogs came over wondering what the heck that was
The rabbit screeching in distress probably hit a prey driver in their mind.
@@zarynt1089 nah probably just went to check out wtf that is
YOUR DOG'S RECONISED THE STRESS IN THAT SCARED BABY 🐇🐰🐇 RABBIT. AND SINCE YOU LOVE YOUR DOG'S AND YOUR DOG'S RECONISED LOVE ALL AROUND THEM THEN THEY ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO THE STRESS IN THE RABBIT 🐇🐇🐇 AND YOUR DOG'S WAS READY TO COME AND PROTECT YOU WANDERING WHY THEY WERE HEARING A STRESSFUL SOUND AROUND YOU. AND READY TO PROTECT YOU FROM BEING IN STRESS. AND YOU NEVER KNOW FULLY ABOUT YOUR DOG'S. IF THEY WERE THERE WITH THE RABBIT 🐇🐇 THEY HAVE BEEN SO USED TO BEING AROUND YOUR LOVING DOG'S THEY COULD AND WOULY HAVE SAVED YOUR RABBIT 🐇🐇. I SEEN A VIDEO OF A GOLDEN RETRIEVER SAVE A CAT 🐈🐈 FROM FIGHTING ANOTHER CAT. MOST PEOPLE WOULDN'T HAVE BELIEVED IT. A DOG SAVING A CAT WHILE FIXING TO FIGHT ANOTHER CAT. PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW EVERY THING. I CHOOSE TO BELIEVE THE BEST OF YOUR DOG'S. BE BLESSED IN JESUS CHRIST NAME.
You scared that poor bunny because you had the phone in the other hand, ugh.
@@angelakeenan2858 Didn’t know mental institutes offer their patients unsupervised internet connection
I’ve seen dissected animals who have been held by their skin like that and it breaks the thin veins under their skin and it’s definitely painful for them. Contrary to popular belief, rabbits also hate being held by their ears. It’s exactly as painful as you being held by your skin.
Rabbits can be held and controlled by the scruff of their necks... it's the area of the back of the neck used by the parent to carry them.. This is the same for many other animals. The rabbit clearly started to panic when the man put his hands out, not because she was holding it like that.
Kittens are like that, but bunnies (especially an untamed bunny like this) don’t like it and it can cause trauma and anxiety since it’s similar to being picked up by a predator’s jaws or talons. You need to support their back as well to make them feel safe.
I've owned 5 rabbits, and from what I know rabbits usually make ABSOLUTELY NO SOUND and are soooo quiet. So to hear that poor baby bunny in so much distress breaks my heart 😪
Domestic rabbits and wild rabbits behaviors are entirely different, this one looks wild to me.
@@813bryant whether domestic or not, rabbits scream
Its feral
are you really serious that it breaks your heart with the emoji “😪”
lol dont people also shoot and hunt bunnies with rifles for target practice on the daily? if anything, a scared rabbit being let go alive is sort of better than a rabbit dying instantaneously from a gunshot round
“Why you holding him like that” same bro
Omg ty for likes
cause the parent animals hold them like that too maybe?....
They don’t hold them like that, it really hurt the rabbits and could give it a heart attack which is very upsetting
I have just got rabbits today and I already knew not to hold them like that
It hurts them a lot
@@freakx8233 Who told you that ? THAT is Literally HOW the Parent Animals hold AND Transport em. The reason why Baby Bun is screaming, is that lil dummy think he's about to get eaten. It does NOT hurt them, unless you doing it wee wrong
@@NexusIncorporation actually it is very rare to see a mother rabbit hold their babies,
It would hurt too because it could get too scared and possibly die or it’s pulling their skin.
@@NexusIncorporation actually it is very rare to see a mother rabbit hold their babies,
It would hurt too because it could get too scared and possibly die or it’s pulling their skin.
He is yelling cause your holding him wrong 😔 he feels unsafe 😭
Why are you holding him like that!!??!!
"Why you holding like that? "
Dude just read my mind
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You suppose to it doesn’t hurt them
@@SatoruEditsZ she were pulling his fur
@@SatoruEditsZ she were probably holding its ears tigthly, it can possibly cause scars to the rabbit or even worse.
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hearing that little bunny scream makes me so sad.. if a bunny screams like that they think they are literally about to die
edit: thanks for the likes
Rabbit pie😋😋😋😋
@@MsJoshyy123WHAT THE HECK!!!
Exactly bunnies are not supposed to scream or make any noise
@@ILovetheweekndmorethanme nah bro, they make plenty of noise
@@BlbvF its a Peter rabbit reference when Mr McGreggor wants to make Peter into rabbit pie. 🐇 🥧
“Why are you holding him like that?”
Bunny Immediately jumps out of his hands
EXACTLY WHY ARE U HOLDING HIM LIKE THAT !!! NEVER HOLD UR BUNNY BY THE EARS OR SCRUFF !!!
“Why? Because I’m holding my phone in the other hand cos care more about views than treating her kindly.”
Yeah, that's just shitty behaviour to animals.
He’s holding it by the scruff which does not harm or even cause displeasure to the animal. It also prevents the rabbit from hurting itself.
@@greatattackshark2632 dude, rabbits are prey animals, and how do foxes and bird hold their rabbit prey? By the neck, also the rabbit could still kick and as far as I'm aware, they can kick hard enough to hurt their backs.
@@greatattackshark2632 rabbits don’t react the way a cat does, they aren’t meant to b picked up like that. They’re prey animals :/
@@greatattackshark2632 Rabbits don’t have scruffs, and their own mothers don’t even pick them up at all-