Woman accuses her bunny of acting like a dog
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Hi all - there have been a few comments about Guus being in the pool. Here's a note from Guus's family providing some context to the swimming clip:
"Guus went for a brief lap to cool down in the pool. While other bunnies may not like it, he really seemed to enjoy it. We wrapped him in a towel after the swim and then he ran like Superman on the grass with lots of happy binkies. His fur is made out of many layers which dries very quickly. Regardless, this is not a regular occurrence."
If someone gives you a hard time about the pool or anything, you tell them STEP OFF!!! THIS IS BESTFRIENDSMANSHIP IN PROGRESS!!!
Obviously, it was a hot day. Why else would he be there?
Our bunny and mini Schnautzer teased each other all the time, one time the bunny overdid it again and a chase through the garden enrolled. We have a small garden pond and our bunny leaped off the rim right into the water and dove through to the other side. This video showed me, we were not alone in having a swimming bunny :)
That’s ok, but it really should not be shown in the video, especially with no explanation given in the video itself. Bathing the rabbit is very dangerous, can cause hypothermia and death. This particular situation with one bunny who may have liked it on a hot day is just sending the wrong message to general audiences.
@@theshibagirl536 That is not accurate. Forcing a rabbit into water can cause shock. It does not cause hypothermia, although if the fur stays wet it can lead to the skin becoming sore. But once in a blue moon, there's a rabbit who enjoys swimming. There is nothing alarming about it in the video (the rabbit is not panicking and got out on his own, so he wasn't just tossed into the pool, he is not unsupervised, they can reach him if necessary, he is large enough that the chlorine won't be harmful, it is sunny and likely hot out, and his head is above the water).
Im glad they mentioned bunnies are a lot of work and not great pets for kids. I hate to see them stuck in a cage all day when people think they're like a hamster or goldfish. They're smart and very sensitive. They often need another bunny or they'll get depressed and lonely.
Also depends on the breed... just my personal experience, but I've found the larger rabbits like a Flemish Giant shown here make the best pets...they are generally more laid-back.
I remember going to a birthday party of a friend as a kid. The party had a magician pulled out a bunny. And a girl in our class called her dad and begged to take him home. I still wonder how long that rabbit lasted with them.
Hamsters and goldfish r also alot of work and should be taken care of properly....
I was shocked when my sister had a house bunny which used a litter tray and knew not to chew things like a good dog 😅
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And hamsters should not be sold to kids either.. ive had a few and quickly realised its very cruel to keep them in a small cage
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Hence why mine ended up with a rotastak Mansion with tubes running everywhere, and every part of it was used
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I kept adding more and more and the lil hamster loved it
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Rats are the most amazing rodents though !
They truely are small dogs cus they learn their names and respond to you like a dog
most of people are just insane. They treat sentient, magnificent, sentient beings like objects!
"Good pets; *but* for adults, not for kids" This is so important and the case with so many animals.
@@alienatedchild7186 And why? Google is a thing and it really isn't too hard to inform yourself before getting a pet.
That's basically all I'm asking. Don't buy a pet, only because the idea of that animal in your house is cool or the animal is cute. Inform yourself beforehand, what that animal needs when it comes to environment, food, attention, contact with other animals of that kind etc.
For example don't get a pet bird, because you wanna pretend to be a pirate. Inform yourself and then get one if you're sure you're capable of giving that bird a fair and good life. Many people would get a bunny like that for their little kid, because "it's cute". As you see, it actually requires a lot of attention and awareness, which isn't something little kids excel at if we're honest.
Cats are pretty low maintenance
It's the true!
@@alienatedchild7186 want me to wipe your arse aand do ypur homework as well mlord?
@@alienatedchild7186 Honestly, until your child is old enough to understand that the pet is another living animal, they shouldn't have pets. Giving hamsters and guinea pigs to 7 year olds is a mistake. Cats are pretty independent, dogs are not. Most rodents, birds and reptiles need a lot of specific care that shouldn't be the child's responsibility.
Parents can have pets, and teach their kids so they can have their own pets when they're older.
I had a massive flemish giant rabbit as a child and it got so big it was the same size of me at 9. I loved him so very much. He was so big he had a big shed as his cage. My dad just came home with it, as someone from work didnt want it.
So my dad built it this huge shed and we had years of joy from him. He was huge but a gentle soul. ❤
was the roast good?
Aw nah bruh 💀
I LOVE IT that you had a big Flemish! They are outstanding animals.
Why are most of the replies so negative? The dudes just sharing about a childhood pet that they loved.
@@theonlyshinyumbreonBecause they are trolls and morons!
The world's largest rabbit breed is the Flemish Giant. They can weigh up to 22 pounds (10 kg) and grow to be 2.5 feet (0.76 meters) long. The breed originated in Belgium and was first bred for meat and fur, but is now popular as a pet due to their gentle nature
Thats sad man that people would eat these cute bunnys
@@geekinoffamolly8230 Your gona change ya toon REEEEEALY quick ones they bread up a colony of over 2k in less then a year if they are not castrated, then ya gona ask whats the best rabbit recipe you can try, and belive me I know as on my moms side that happened and they could not get rid of them fast enough, thats how fast they breed
@@geekinoffamolly8230 It was breeded and used for meat in 18th century uncvilised europe so you can't blame them
@@lazarmarinkovic8486First, you + are = you're. And, no, no person with an ounce of decency in their hearts is going to "change their tune." Humans are vastly overpopulated and are the biggest and most destructive invasive species on this planet. You don't see us going around and eating each other. We need to stop acting like we are above and more important than other animals. We're not.
@@geekinoffamolly8230 Eat insects. They're not *cute*.
I had no idea bunnies could be this big!! I’m so glad he’s not kept locked up in a cage outside. It always seemed to me to be very cruel and lonely to keep any pet locked up on their own outside. So much better to keep them inside where they can be a part of the family and receive the love and attention they need and deserve 💗
Well it depends on the breed, there are certain ones that grow up to be really big, while others are much smaller
Yes, I once had a Flemish Giant rabbit. She was 32 inch in length. The mellow and smart behavior was the same as this one in the awesome video.
@@chrisretired5379 in your experience, do Flemish giant rabbits require a lot of care?
Yep he is a Flemish giant, as the name says, they are huge
@@fibrousone-seededdrupe7568 all bunnies do, I have 5
Thank you. Too many people think rabbits are cage animals when they're not. They're as smart as a cat or dog so they need stimulation and space to run around. Do not get one if you're not prepared to have chewed furniture.
And little brown 'gems' everywhere, lol.
Exactly! I can not tell u how many times I have seen people show me their rabbits and they are living in these tiny cages that they get from like Petsmart. And I hate that these pet stores sell those cages because then people think that they are suitable for the rabbits when they definitely are not!!! A horrible cycle
My friend has 2 rabbits and the only times theyre ever in cages is when it’s sleeping time because when everyones asleep they dont want the rabbits getting into anything and getting hurt
Furniture with metal legs is where it's at :D And yes they need lots of space, and mine also appreciate having their own double level bunny condos as well as an extra little hidey spot outside. They like to be able to *choose* where to rest and hang out, and to have a space all to themselves (with an open door.) Pens are also great if they can't be fully free roaming all the time, provided the bunny doesn't know how to push the panels so they come together work like a ladder (discovered a rescue bunny knew that trick once, quite a sight!)
@@audreymuzingo933 I call those "un-raisins."
"Bunnies are really good pets. But for ADULTS NOT FOR SMALL Kids!" Very good! Someone has been paying attention! I see it a lot around easter, parents will give their children rabbits and after a while they realize it needs too many care/attention and they just drop these poor animals off somewhere. Really sad!
Yeah, giving any animals to smaller children especially before teenage years is probably a really terrible idea.
my parents and i had 8 fish in total and a cockatiel before i was a teenager and i did most of the care@@TJ-hg6op
The problem aren't necessarily the kids, but their parents who don't show them how to properly care for an animal (but still buy them for their kids). It's perfectly fine to get (at least two) bunnies for your kids, IF you as a parent make sure the pets are being cared for correctly. I don't get it why many people just blame the kids...
@@sachikoda Well of course i agree that parents should show how to properly take care of the bunnies. But we all know how that goes. RIGHT? 😏 That's why many blame the kids i guess. Bunnies are very fragile little creatures. Kids like to pull on their ears or paws. And i just don't think that a bunny is a proper pet for a little kid. I also don't think that it's about how you teach your child to be around the bunnies but how you bring up your child since the beginning of their birth. Also, one child is not the same as the other. One may have a more kind, gentle character whereas the other might be a bit more "wild/aggressive."
In the end, all i'm saying is that these bunnies are really fragile and even grownups have difficulty to be a proper pet owner for their bunny. My bunny is 8yrs. old now and i'm still learning new things. But again, it's just my personal opinion of course.
I hate Easter 😥 Nightmare holiday for all sorts of critters, like baby ducks and chicks.
Gus looks like quite the handsome gent. It's always such a delight when people discover just how much personality and how interactive rabbits really are. I really appreciate the bit about rabbits not being for kids and the comment about what hard work they are. Too often bunny videos don't mention that part and people get the wrong impression. They are hard work - and they're entirely worth it.
I've seen a someone bring their 2 rabbits everyday, that's so cool and theyre super cute!
basically a small sized fluffy beanbag with huge ears
Duuuuude, i remember watching your BeamNG videos
I still remember the moments with Steve and George :)
Yup
"fluffy beanbag with huge ears" 🤣😂😭
🛑 I'm dying laughing 🤣😂😭
How can a bunny have so much fluff
@@sketchybunny5003 The fur protects them from brush and stickers in their natural habitat
I had a Flemish Giant. When my sister's black lab came to visit my "bunny" ran right over to sniff noses. My cat's were baffled by a giant rabbit following them around. That was many years ago and I have not forgotten what a nice rabbit she was. Flemish Giants are noted for being very friendly and out going.
I want one 😭
Never knew big honkin' bunnies like these existed before. You learn something new every day. :P
I want one as an experienced rabbit owner but I could never deal with it because their life expectancy is rather short and it just. I don’t want to deal with that. But I would LOVE a giant bun. But I love my rex more than life and after him I’ll never be able to have another bunny again. I know it now. He’s the one that will break me when he goes.
I had a Flemish Giant around 20 years ago. He was a good boy but eventually after two years I felt bad caging him while I was at work. A wonderful pet if you work from home and completely bunny proof your house 😊
Lol 2:29 how she quickly just mentions that "Yeah we had another rabbit, but Gus didn't like it and made it clear he would be the only rabbit in the house" and moves on
He absorbed the other one
I wouldn't make judgements based on lack of information. We had a beagle when I was a kid. Some time after he passed, we wanted to adopt another one. The rescue we used before had two beagles, one young and one older. We took them both in initially, but the puppy was so destructive and was giving bad habits to the older one. We tried many things, training classes, hiring a trainer to come to the home and work with us. etc. But she was destroying the house. My parents hit a breaking point and decided to return her, and the original foster family took her back. The dog we kept had his own issues but did improve on his own.
There's nothing wrong if a pet isn't a good fit, as long as you aren't just leaving it on the side of the road or outside a random building. If the rescue group or foster will take it back, or you find them a good home, then that's better for the pet in the end.
I was melting throughout this whole video.
Bunnies/rabbits, are sweethearts on the inside and the outside Masha'Allah 🥰.
Totally! I don’t understand how people can eat those cute animals 😢
😳Dang that is the biggest bunny I have ever seen. I can already imagine cuddling with a bunny like that would feel like. Pure bliss.😊
I think it’s a Flemish giant rabbit.
Yes it's a large breed of rabbit called Flemish giant
Yup. Sometimes where i am we see massive ones. Adorable
Cuddling addict, eh ?.
Imagine if it suddenly turned evil and attacked everyone....tried to bite people's throats out and had a real taste for human blood.....the thing is mahoosive...if it turned bad people would have no chance.
What a handsome, lovely boy! I completely agree with her, bunnies aren't pets for kids, very much just for adults. They can be a lot of work, and worry, but it's well worth the effort! They are the most loving, sweet, intelligent companions you could wish for! And you get back what you give too. We'd love a Continental Giant one day! 🐰🥰
Im a kid i have a bunny
Bunnies Rule!
I’m a kid with a rabbit, also rabbits are not ment to swim, that can kill them if she is letting her rabbit do that that’s horrible. Do some looking up before you say shit-
Apparently bunnies aren’t for kids because kids may end up feeding them the wrong thing.
@@ashy70707 actually rabbits can swim and Bunnies can as well. So what you said is incorrect. It all comes down to whether or not the bunny actually want to swim but they can swim it’s a basic survival instinct
i love how, no matter what emotion they feel, a bunny's face is always just ":3"
they are essentially anxiety machines
Difficult to tell which one is more fortunate, the people for having Guus or Guus for having such caring loving caretakers.
We had house bunnies for 12 years and what nobody tells you is that they have strong personalities. Also please remember they are prey animals and what is normal volume to us is very loud for them! So please watch children, TV volumes, music etc.
I'd imagine they would get accustomed to the volume level after a few months
The same with dogs. Enough people underestimating what it takes to take care of them.
What does being a prey animal have to do with volume?
@@CC-si3cr because they're use to being hunted by everything & so loud noises startle them, making for an over anxious bunny.
@@CC-si3cr it matters because rabbits are predated on by many predators. Those larger better hearing ears have aided in their survival.
This is a giant bunny, literally they are called giant rabbits. And he is beautiful! I’m so happy they found each other, and I’m so happy that the bunny is so happy. This couple gives him the adventures he needs like swimming, going out in the snow, going out for walks on the leash, and free roaming in the house. And he is deeply loved. This is how it should be.
He's HUGE and so adorable.
Probably a Flemmish Giant.
Isn't it a hare?
@@SacredFire777 Nope. It's a breed of giant rabbit. Probably Flemish Giant. Maybe Continental Giant. Both come in that chestnut agouti coat. Their ears are oversized like a hare's, but they are big chonky rabbits. They don't have the same eyes or long legs like a hare. These rabbit breeds were originally bred as livestock, but they make wonderful companions. Typically more doglike than smaller rabbits.
Also, there's a hare mimic breed of rabbit called the Belgian Hare. Sleek, full arched body, long legs, tall ears, large breed(not giant), 100% rabbit.
You are sooooooo LUCKY to have this fellow by your side. I would love to know what he is thinking. He may be a young or old soul, who knows? Keep his existence here fresh with love and acceptance because his brain is being bombarded with constant, primal survival instincts, and likely tosses off the things we get troubled over. Thank you for presenting Guus! Namaste
Hey I really enjoyed everything you put in this video and I can only hope that you will continue to be sweet and kind to him in the meantime. Thank you so much for all you have done!!! You guys are awesome!!! ❣️❤️
Bunnies are the perfect emotional support animals. I grew up with 15 dogs and 3 cats. Owning bunnies changed my life. Bunnies are the best. They are intelligent, loyal, loving and sweet. Such pure souls
my rabbits awesome but I’ve never had a pet that made me want to throw it across the room😂 😂 no I’d never do that or hurt any animal /my bunny has destroyed so many cords of mine jumped up knocked my drink over bit me they are not for everyone they take a lot of care and attention
No human needs an emotional support animal.
#weak
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I had no clue they could grow to be that big!
It is his breed that make him a giant Rabbit. Most are not giant Rabbits. I think it's a Belgium breed.
@@phoenixrising5088
yep the breed is called Flemish Giant, one recently made the world record for largest rabbit at 49 pounds
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its a specific breed
Isn't it a hare?
He is a flemish giant. I had 2 of them 10 years ago, they where not a big as him.
Very good bunny nice to watch him God bless him ❤
My heart feels 5 times warmer now, thank you for this 💕
That is a giant bunny!😮 I don’t think I’ve seen a rabbit that large before. And that loveable❤️ Super cute😊
It is a continental rabbit. They are in England. They are massive.
@@angelmomlively1475 thats what she said
@@CalmoOmlac what an amazing name, Flemish and continental such powerful big sounding words for this soft rabbit.
@@asmongoldsmouth9839 No. This breed is called Flemish rabbit not 'continental' rabbit. Flemis rabbits are the biggest rabbit species in the world!!!
@@CalmoOmlac Flemish giant then very good one
We had a bunny for 9 years. Her name is Flossie. She loved to eat dandelilns, dry leaves, strawberries, and limited yogurt covered treats (dried fruit). Once when she was sick, we spoon fed her spinach baby food (with a baby spoon.) She loved it!
I'm sorry to hear about your bunny!! We had our rabbit for 14 years and she just passed away in Feb. I miss her so much!!
I didn't know rabbits could live so long... I currently have one of three and a half years, she's super smart, fond of good rabbit food and can be extremely cuddly despite a quite strong character 😅 We love them so much forever and ever ♥️
@@courtney9080 Sorry your bunny passed away, but it was a long, well loved life I'm sure.
Dandelions are also good for humans they also cleanse our blood which is why they're very good for rabbits you can make tea with dandelions you can put them in a salad people look at them Adam as weeds and that's only because they're too lazy to spend some time researching the benefits that dandelions have for human health and actually other animal health
Are you a woman?
Thank you for sharing your beautiful, precious bunny! He is GORGEOUS and sooooooooooo loved, which is wonderful!!! Thank you also for mentioning rabbits or bunnies are NOT good pets for small or young children!!!!! You both are SUCH WONDERFUL PARENTS!!!! Bless all of you!!! Joannie
Wow! So adorable. I love watching this.
My Daddy gave my Son a lop eared bunny for Easter the year before he died. My Son named him Arthur, Artie for short, and that bunny was so spoiled. My Son was in his teens so he took very good care of him. We used to take Artie to my Mama’s house to visit. She lived on the family farm and Artie just loved all the sweet grass there. My Sister and her Boyfriend built Artie a moveable “rabbit condo” so he could graze while we were there. It was a great little house and when he wanted it moved, he would let us know, Loudly! He was a wonderful Rabbit. He passed away when he was 8 years old, we still miss him.
That’s really sweet
Thank you for sharing this sweet story!
What a wonderful story! Thanks for sharing it! 😊
I've had three bunnies in my lifetime that I've loved and miss terribly. All three had their own special personalities. I enjoyed your video immensely! Thank you for reminding me how special bunnies are.
Síii,yo también he tenido anteriormente otros dos y el tercero que es el que tengo ahora,mi querido Copito 🐇💜 Que es lo más dulce que he tenido💜😍🐇💜💜
Why wouldn't they have their own personalities? They have souls just like us.
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My family was given a bunny who needed a new home. We found out quickly that they can be high maintenance. But we loved that fluffy little animal. He loved bananas. Sadly, he passed away at around 8 or 9 years old. We were heartbroken. But we cherish those few years we had with him. RIP Bonbon
I absolutely LOVE Guus, what a beautiful boy, so glad you are giving him such a wonderful life! Wish others would understand how treat rabbits, and all animals actually :)
That’s a big bunny, but absolutely adorable 🥰 you’ve opened my eyes just how precious they are!! ♥️
I was thinking the same thing. I never knew rabbits could grow so big.
@@revacohen he's a Flemish Giant. They're the largest breed of rabbit!
They're a Flemish Giant breed. It's normal for them to be bigger than other breeds of rabbits.
So heartwarming to see this. I hope it goes a long way to show people how enriching and precious bunnies are as companion animals. I hope one day soon it is illegal to keep them in hutches. It's so wrong. I'm so glad bunnies came into my life,I'm so grateful ❤
Moi aussi ….je suis content que les lapins soient rentrés dans ma vie ….sous forme de rillettes, à la moutarde , en civet , en pâté ….un pur bonheur!!!
I’ve had wondered bunnies. They’re very intelligent and loving. All of mine were litter trained and had free roam of the house like a cat would. I wish people would stop buying their young children bunnies for Easter! After the novelty has worn off they wind up in shelters and are euthanized.So sad!😭
Okay keeping rabbits in hutches or cages is not abuse
@@Oaks935 why don't you live in a toilet cubicle then? Kinda the same thing. You may be alive but you can't exercise or express yourself or live to your potential
Are you a woman?
What a lovely, sweet friend to have.
I love that huge bunnies look so soft and squishy
What a handsome young man! And a total mush - ball, cuddle - bug! Wishing you a very long and loving relationship with Guus!
What makes a bunny handsome?
Oh he's just beautiful... He's like one of those super soft lap blankets you roll up with and don't want to let go of. We had a big ole gray rabbit when I was a kid and he chewed up all the electric cords. We'd be watching TV and he'd just come flying in the room flipping and twisting and then he'd just land on the other side of the room and lay there like nothing just happened. Scared the hell out of us the first time he did it, I told my mom what the hell'd you feed the rabbit. We'd all sit on my big bed and play board games and he'd jump up there and all our little game pieces would go flying every where, then he'd put his big ole feet in our popcorn bowl, we sure loved him. 💕
Awww, sounds like he was binkying. Which means he was quite a happy rabbit.
Sounds like he was doing the binkies, which is supposed to mean that they are happy and comfortable, good job.
A lap blanket is the best descriptor for that chonky boy.
I'm not crying your crying 😭😸
lol😊
I am above and beyond grateful that bunnies are being seen and treated with respect and further understanding. They certainly are NOT a caged family/child’s animal which was the “norm” belief about these amazingly intelligent and bonding creatures. I have 3 free range, house bunnies and am so Happy to be a “ Bun Mom!!!” Agreed, that bunnies are an adult companion and need special care and handling.
He's so cute 😍
What an adorable fluff, I'm glad to see him in such good care. A bunny seems like a great pal to me. 😊
Oh my gosh, what a lovely family!! Rabbits are not given Nearly enough credit. Theyre a bit like a mix of dog & cat traits. You really need to honor their individual personality & earn their trust. They should be considered exotics as they do require a lot of intelligence & effort to keep them safe-puppy/bunny/baby proofing, them being free roam-cages should be illegal, etc. other than that, theyre actually quite easy & lovely but you cant be an idiot or not put in the basic effort. You have to have the right personality & they clearly epitomize that. 🥰
Yeah my bunny is juus great! He collapses anywhere on the floor like this one. He doesn't always want to go outside.
So no one is worried about the poor rabbit being through in the water!? Rabbits can die from a heart attack in being in water!!
@@stormfiretheog9183 clearly he swims just fine. You gotta know what your bun is capable of!
Great tips if I ever adopt a rescue.
@@michelehemlokhexwhite4310 yes all animals know how to doggy paddle but its an anextream risk to do this! Rabbits already naturally groom them self so they don't need to be in water rabbits also take forever for their coats to dry they can also begin to have seizures and even a heart attack AND don't get me started of how bad it is to put any animal in glorified pools! It's extremely dangerous and they should have not taken that risk there insane!!
Guss is a beautiful big bunnie ❤ God bless him! Love animals
Awwww! My heart is melting! So adorable the relationship between you and little big bunny! He is sooo cute! Give him some extra cuddles from me❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
02:50 _"He's sucha sweetheart"_
*So are you! For taking such good care of him :)*
Here lies Julien.
“He died of cuteness overload”
I've seen and loved this before, but ... Guus is a BIIIIG bunny! Oh my goodness. I bet that fur is so soft. He's so cute and inquisitive.
Something about bunnies are absolutely beautiful. I was in absolute awe of mine. His intelligence was surprising. The worst part is a bond with a bunny is unexplainable. When my bun died I was heartbroken for months. I just couldn't get over it. Even now. I don't think I'd ever get over him and everyday that passes I miss him more.
Hey Amanda, my lady bun died 5yrs ago in my arms and I'm still missing her so badly. Glad to see your comment as there are not many people who understand this. Virtual hug for you, all the best.
Hi Amanda, totally understand. I've lost a few over the years. Got one beautiful old grey and white boy "Buster" love him so much. He's 11 now and slowing down, going blind in one eye. But still plays and does bunny flops each day. He's inside but I take him out on yard to play when I'm home. Gonna be devastated when he goes.
Its because theyre such beautiful cute little beings
it s the same for any animals you have... we had a hamster...when he died.. it tooks 1 month to pass... couldn t open his eyes, couldn t move or walk, it was a disaster..he broke my heart... l was depressed to see him in that condition and me couldn t do anything to help him.... la vie c est la merde
Emergency food.
I had one like that I had rescued and had her for many years until she passed on. She passed away in my lap after being ill for a day. She was so pleasant, gentle and loving. Her favorite thing to do was going in the garden and roaming in the yard. She got along well with my rescued pot-bellied pig. I miss her so much. Thank you for your video of your special family member!:-)
Síii, gracias por contarnos y enseñarnos tu lindo video.Son todo amor y ternura y muy limpia!!Se lavan a cada rato.Y no les hace falta bañarlos por ello.Les dá mucho miedo el agua.Són tán adorables...Mi Copito ya hará 8 añitos.Pues mi otra conejita Bonny,vivió hasta los 9 años.Le subía embarazos y le cantaba nanas y se dormía...Cómo la extraño!!🥺😢me dan tantos lindos momentos que nada ni nadie,te puede dar como ellos...Ahora,Me los dá mi lindo Copito con ojos de negro,con los egipcios.Con sus saltos cuando corretea y se me acerca y me dá con su nariz,pidiéndome que le acaricie o le dé masajitos, que le encanta,se tumba para que se los dé y le cepille🤗🐇 tantos momentos bellos que me dá,y que echaré a faltar,cuando se me vaya,al cielo con mi querida Bonny .Un dia,os volveré a encontrar y seremos felices toda la eternidad,juntos con nuestro amado Señor.🤗🙏🏼💜😍🐰🐇💜💜💜💜
Blessings To you Both ❤️ MUCH LOVE and PEACE... AMEN 🕊️❤️🕊️
O... MY...GOOD NESS ✨✨✨How Beautiful ❤️ and also... Large...is your Bunny 🐇... YES... like a dog for SURE... What A BLESSING ✨✨✨ GOD BLESS YOU and your Bunny... and Your family. AMEN 🌈🕊️
Bugs Bunny was proud of him
Just lost my girl Mika but she too was very dog like 😂 my friend would call her a dog that hops. Bunnies are such special creatures. They’re so full of personality and just usually super goofy! Mika never ceased to make us laugh. She was a stubborn and sassy girl, but also sweet and loving. She was perfect ❤️
He's so adorable! Glad to know Guus has loving and caring parents.
I wouldn't say that...
@@bluepalette1128 what?
@@akashicrecords9672 They let him Swim in water
Simply put🌹cute & adorable .. your good beautiful woman💜🌹
This is adorable. My fondness for rabbits started with "Watership Down" and has continued ever since. Guus has a grand life and a great handler. ❤
Such a good movie
@@ExcaliburTTP hi
Hi, I'm from the movie, I'm fiver the rabbit
I have visions
The book is amazing. Still think about it.
We had an indoor Bunbun. He had a indoor crate, an outdoor 6ft dog enclosure and was free to roam the house most of the day. He liked to lay on the couch and watch TV while the kids were at school. I don’t know why. He stomped when he was mad, he cuddled when he was tired, he licked you when he loved you. I miss that little guy.
We put our rabbit in a pen thing too somexs. But it is pretty big. Where I can just tell when this look crosses big guys face like can I make it when he's in there? Heh he's pretty amazing w/ his jumps tho. He's not potty trained ...but he willingly jumps back in there when he gets hungry. .. He must be like im way too big for all this carrying stuff, I can do it on my own, thx! I'd love to see this bunny's attempt at a binky tho
Beautiful, We had a large bunny like that and sadly he passed away two years ago. I still missed the little guy... Awesome companions
Bunnies are funny
Playful and cunning
Learns things quickly
Cute and clean 😂
I’ve NEVER seen a bunny as big as this one in my entire life! What breed is that!? I wanna pet, hug, and cuddle them! So fluffy!
Flemish giant
I thinked that was just a fat bunny not some race bunny
@Nosehair872 about 6 years, unfortunately. Usually it's the rule that the larger that get, the shorter they live.
@Nosehair872 "How long do they live?"
Upwards of 10 years if theyre healthy and well taken care of.
@@laviodragmentar3386 its the race
So glad I stumbled on to your vid. I have never seen a bunny that large. He is such a cutie! He needs his own channel for sure!
Looks like a german giant. Some of the largest bunnies in the world and actually behave very differently than the usual bunny.
They are much bolder and less shy.
@@uUuWolf16uUu it says he's a flemish giant (which are THE single biggest typedef bunny)
@@beepboop9848 I think flemish giant is a different name for "german giant", or like a adjacent subspecies.
So yeah, very close to a german giant :) which are really nice bunnies.
Hello Carol
I accuse him of being a thief... he stole my heart!!!!!! 😍😍😍
I want a giant like him
Such a wonderful pairing of pet and owners! It’s a huge responsibility and you got it! Gorgeous bunny 🐰 and so sweet! Thank you for sharing with us! Made me smile a lot! 😃💕🐰❤️🐾
People don't realise what amazing loving intelligent pets they are. I miss my little Rex😔
"Bunnies r very cuddley." Facts. It can be hot & my little fur ball still wants cuddles. & yes, id sat he's pretty intelligent. & yet, he's still a baby.
i have just lost my Rex too, I miss her so much😍
My bunnies are very cuddly ☺ very soft
My bunny loved to purr on my lap while I studied, they are rodents so they will wake up at night.... Whenever I had a test I will study all night she would be there... Keeping me company
Guus is a very special Bunny! He's gorgeous!
My rabbit died a couple weeks ago he was only a little over one and he was honestly the most caring rabbit ever the loved to run around and knew when you were there and was just loving. We miss him very much
Gotta love how he's sat at the table eyeing up the tasty human food when he KNOWS he's not supposed to!
Best story I have heard in 10 yrs. That bunny is the sweetest pet I have ever seen and he is so blessed to have a great mom to trust and they love each other. Mom has a huge heart and is gorgeous inside and out. If her boyfriend doesn't marry her quick, he is a fool. She is the total package and he loves the bunny too! He is a keeper also.
2:29 ok, what about the other rabbit that they got rid of because it didn't suit them??
@@Gameboy-Unboxings It makes no sense to keep an animal who's not suited to the home. That's not fair on the one they rehomed OR their current pet. It's the sensible thing to do in some cases. Grow up. Sensible pet owners know what that right thing to do is, it doesn't mean they aren't good people it just means they're being responsible. Some times things don't work out. Hopefully that other bunny found a home where he fits in perfectly and will be happier there. You have a very childish outlook. Adults have to make decisions using their best judgement.
Such a loving, spoiled Bunny! ❤
This one the biggest most beautiful and lovable rabbits I've seen
When they first showed that bunny did anyone else think he was the size of a small dog I've never seen a bunny that big of my life anyways when he was doing what he wasn't supposed to be I love how he's like I'm out of here I'm not doing anything so I have to take many of your imagination he was adorable
Yes he’s large!!!
I had a part Flemish rabbit. (we were never told she was part Flemish) Problem is she was shoved at us and we felt horrible to decline because the person *guilt tripped us into keeping her.* She was the sweetest thing. I was grateful that our dogs and cats got along with her fine (they ignored her and she ignored them, which was good.) We quickly learned we should've declined anyways, because her first few months of life were really crowded due to our tiny house (we refused to keep her outside due to the weather here changing drastically within minutes, literally. It can be sunny one moment here and then snow flurrying the next) After trying our hardest to make her life alright with the small household, we finally decided her best interest was to give her a better, larger home. We found a nearby bunny rescue and after checking the place out on campus, we knew she'd have a lot more fun here.
My reason for typing this was to prove her point more: *Bunnies/rabbits are good, wonderful and sweet pets. But not for little children, and my added part, not for someone with a tiny home.* I'll clarify again that we loved her to death, but we were *guilt tripped into taking her.* In a way, I'm glad. I'm glad we got her so they wouldn't put her in the wild like some jerks do to already domesticated animals. I know she lived the rest of her life on a nice little rescue. And that's what matters most.
It's funny how you are so careful to explain the situation so the internet animal activist nazis won't call you out on anything
@@SamRFi Exactly. I'm 100% for animal activists, I plan to graduate with a degree in animal conservation after all. However, some people are insane about it and attack people for no reason lol.
May I ask why they don't do well with children?
@@adest5672 the rabbits themselves are very gentle, don't get me wrong. It's the risk of children hurting the rabbit more than anything. (I'd say 10+ is an OK age under moderation.)
@@marshmallowbiscuit4553 I understand, thank you. You are very kind. Yes, some little kids can be very rough even with dogs and cats.
Have a nice day!
I love him!!💜
I’m a 67 year old woman and I have one of these who free roams my house. Easy to house train and so affectionate. I’d recommend a continental giant as a dog alternative. They’re gorgeous and need understanding. My Stan loves my grandsons and they know how to behave with him - and all pets which is very important to teach children from an early age.
I have never wanted to cuddle with something so much! Looks so soft!
how adorable!
Adorable little beast! ✨❤
The big furry bunny was literally just trying to chill out in that pool! Which is what people should be doing concerning this sweet bunny and his sweet parents, Gus is clearly ok and greatly loved by them!!! You gave me the warm and fuzzies big time!!! 🤗😘🐰🐇❤️ 💗
Bunnies can die if they get wet. Water in their ears can easily lead to infection, same with skin irritation and the cold causing stress. This is a really irresponsible thing to do and I'm glad the bunny is ok. This is the reason why bunnies take dust baths instead of regular baths - water can be VERY dangerous for them.
@@javabean4383 Then what happens to them if they get caught in a big storm, sudden downpours?
No offense to your knowledge of these animals but this big fella hardly looks the typical delicate wee bunny! What you say may be the case for most but I think this big fella looks well cared for!!✌️🐰
Do not ever call an animal a furry again
@@pamelarolston9905 Exactly what I just described. They seek shelter. If they don't, they can get sick, like every other animal. I myself have a Flemish giant like Guus and again, I'm very happy to see he's well cared for and that the pool isn't a common occurrence, but I still wouldn't ever expose him to anything other than misting unless absolutely necessary.
My son and his family have a rabbit and I honestly never realised what an amazing personality they have, they also have a dog and Mr Bun deffo rules the roost, yours is absolutely adorable.
That's a very nice dog.
Wat een mooi, lief filmpje. Guus is echt een schatje. 💗💓💖
My wife and I live with a Flemish Cross, he has the run of the house. They are a lot of work, but wow, the affection you receive is truly endearing.
He's magnificent. Looks very healthy and happy. Yay for them all.
I resently rescued a rex bunny named ivory and i love her so much. I never leave her in her cage unless its bed time or i have to run somewhere (because i learned real quick she chews through everything 😂) theres so much more to bunnies than i ever imagined. Learning new things everyday!
OMG 😍, he's so adorable and gorgeous!!!!. I absolutely love him x
0:27 that ear move was smooth ngl lmao
What a beautiful large bunny! Such a sweet story too.
SOOO CUUUTEEE 😍😍😍
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Вот это зайка!!!Здоровья ему и долгих лет жизни!
Этот котик забыл, что всё же он зайка. 😄
И живет он лучше чем большинство расеян😄
@@asdgft4572 Россияне живут лучше чем миллиарды людей на этой планете. Про расеян не слышала ничего. А вот вам нравится демонстрировать свою тупость.
Они 10 лет живут при хорошем уходе. Как кошки практически. У этого кролика уход хороший, должен долго прожить.
Обалденный кроль, так и хочется потискать)
He is marvelously gorgeous ❣
❤️❤️❤️
He presents training in 7 days. Each of 7 items are commands that he believes a dog should know. They are presented in part ii of the book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq . The parts of the guideare divided: part i know your dog part ii the seven commands part iii cures for 7 behavior problems. Each chapter presents a topic, a dog's story, and a "what to do". It was written simply and you can jump from chapter to chapter to review anything as needed.
This makes me miss my flemish giant so much.
Thanks for sharing. I had as a child (over a period of perhaps 7-8 years) a total of about 60 rabbits. Some were from the wild and became very tame - others were more domesticated rabbits I borrowed (from a rabbit "farmer") over the summers. Much of my childhood was in the countryside/nature. My father built a large cage for them and I often went into the cage and the rabbits would jump into my lap while I fed them - or they just licked salt from my arms after I had been swimming (we were close to the sea).
Now I am 70 years old and occasionally watch and enjoy pet videos like this one. As a child I had many other animals (many of them without any social character) that were from the wild but never any cat or dog. Some of them were rescued "baby animals" which had fared ill for some reason. I am pretty sure that these types of experiences are great for children (not too young however) to develop empathy and learn about biology. Doubt that dictating alienators (country rulers for instance) and other brutal personalities ever had a chance to develop a loving relationship with any social pets (or even humans).
I agree. I think having pets helps develop empathy in children; at least the ones who help care for them.
Wow what a wonderful youth! That would have been a dream for me. I had dogs growing up till I was 11, when I got my first cat. Moving to America unfortunately we never had any because my parents didn't want pets in the house and we lived in apartments till I was almost an adult
@@teerich2011 I came to the U.S. (Adrian, Michigan) as an exchange student at age 17 and was lucky to end up in a family which was very positive about pets from the wild (no cats or dogs in the house). My U.S. sisters and I had turtles, garter snakes, frogs and toads (food for the snakes...), occasionally birds. Before my time there, they had had a flying squirrel in the house - as a pet... (so I missed that). The important thing was the attitudes and curiosity regardless of the topics (science, music, politics, sports - you name it). Later in life I visited many different countries in all continents except the arctic regions. Today, I spend as much time as possible in my house in south Sweden ("in the middle of the forest") and am blessed to have all sorts of wildlife around - occasionally more odd species but I am happy with the ordinary life showing up every day. I never saw a rabbit here but there are wild hares visiting my garden most weeks so that is OK - I must not have them in my lap.
Dream childhood u had there
@@bjorncedervall5291 very nice story. I enjoyed reading it.
What a beautiful big bunny! He looks like the perfect snuggle bug to cuddle with! 🥰🥰🥰
That is one big wabbit! 😁
Holy Mollyyyy this bunny is HUGE! Looks adorable though!
It's just so great to see this clip and know some others in the world see the beauty and tenderness of other animals as well as us. God bless them all.
Guus is a BIG boy! He’s also gorgeous and found the perfect home! Thank you for sharing! ❤️