why does the guy keep lifting it's neck and petting it so fast btw rabbits can have any personality. if u have two Rex rabbits they won't have the same personality all the time one could be shy or the other could be playful. It's just like people.
some people only breed rabbits for the show and they only look how their fur or body is and they aren't really friendly to the rabbits. that so sad indeed
Trevor Hohenthaner He's not hurting them. And understand that he owns a lot of rabbits and probably has for a lot of years. And if you ever go to a show, that's how they would handle them. He's not hurting them at all.
To everyone talking about the handling, if you notice the rabbits seem perfectly fine with it. He wasn't harming them, these look like show rabbits and he's obviously in tune with the buns. Relax. I have 4 bunnies and I only do what they let me when i handle them, well he is doing probably what he always does and they are obviously used to it.
I have a Netherlands Dwarf and must say he is far from a shy type. He acts more like a cat. Jumps on me while I’m sleeping to wake me up, literally steals celery from my hands when eating it, etc. Hes got quite the personality. I would highly recommend a Netherlands dwarf.
For all those saying that him Lifting the rabbit up is mean and sad, it’s not. These are show rabbits. They’re fine with that. Also Allan Harvey is one of the best rabbit breeders and exhibitors in the country!! If you’d known that you wouldn’t say such horrible things
I hope you get one that does. My experiences with rabbits has been absolutely wonderful. I have a lionhead who loves to cuddle, and I used to have a Dutch rabbit that did as well. The more love you give them, the more they are likely to give back.
I feel like this has to be said, so here goes... This is a video meant for viewers who are inexperienced and curious about rabbits. Rabbits are not for every person. They may be cute, fluffy little creatures that you want to scoop up and snuggle with, but they're prey animals and very delicate, so proper handling is important. The way the man in this video was handling the rabbits was very rough and reckless. I'm actually very surprised he was chosen for a video. A rabbit should never be repeatedly picked up and dropped the way he was doing - nor should a rabbit ever be handled by the neck, as they aren't scruffed by their parents in nature, and their skin is more akin to ours than to a dog or cat, as it's made up of 3 layers that are filled with nerves and is very sensitive. I don't advise ever trying to emulate the fast, rough handling the man in this video is doing with rabbits.
Elise VanHorn he's a professional showman. That's what they do at rabbit shows, rabbits are not incredibly fragile. In fact they are pretty sturdy. Depending on the breed he was clearly more gentle around the neck. But they do have scruffs and that's how you show the face of the rabbit. Please don't spread false info.
This is incorrect. I show and breed rabbits just like this guy, and he is handling them perfectly. Pet rabbits are generally pampered and false info is spread. Rabbits can be in smaller cages, granted they have time to play outside of the cage, and are very sturdy. I see small children running around dropping all different rabbits and have never seen one get hurt. A lot of serious rabbit breeders often throw rabbits as well (i would never throw my rabbits, but i have seen it happen on multiple occasions.) and the rabbits have never been hurt. Prey animals have to be sturdy to survive. I speak from experience and research.
why is he doing this to the rabbits? Just saying, do not do this to your rabbit. All rabbits have different personalities don`t just get a rabbit because he says it is like this or like that, all rabbits are different and will most likely not have the same personality that he says it will because all rabbits (like humans) are completely different. also, you are being too rough, these are prey animals which means that they are scared easily and are delicate.
I agree. No one should ever handle a rabbit's head/jaw area the way he kept pulling up that poor mini lop's head. It is cruel and will make for a rabbit that is not relaxed and unable to fully trust humans. As an adult, that rabbit will probably never flop next to a human with its legs out, and the treatment we see here with the head maneuvering is why.
From experience mini rexes are sassy like really really sassy, everything in the video about the Rex is right like the high energy. Mini rex and Rex breeds are also jokesters, they like to get in your nerves, like how my rabbit isn't allowed on the couch she will jump up and jump down over and over again.
I know this is an old thread but the way he is handling the rabbits is how exhibitors set their rabbits at shows, how judges expect rabbits and guinea pigs to stand during inspection. It's not as rough as it might look.
All of the people in the comments who have pet rabbits are very dramatic. first off, he wasn't being rough, he wasn't hurting them, and he was gentle compared to most breeders. When he picks the rabbit up an in. from the table and drops it, it is to help it sit correctly. When he pulls the head up he is posing it. When he pets them "backwards" He is checking fur type and condition. Rabbits are sturdy. Prey animals aren't made like twigs. They need to be able to withstand a lot. Putting a rabbit in the size cage also isn't bad. Just make sure they get time outside of the cage, and the cage is clean. Pet rabbits are very lucky and get pampered. Most rabbits are show rabbits that are often tugged around and carried by limbs. the occasional wound or break happens, but most of the time everything is fine. in fact, I have never seen anything happen personally. I don't have hundreds of rabbits like most breeders, so i have 1 on 1 time with all of my rabbits. They all have names and are loved. If you have any questions about showing rabbits i can answer them, but I have had lots of experience and I know rabbits are tougher than they look. btw, the rabbits would be acting a lot worse if he was actually hurting them. They wouldnt hesitate to kick or bite if they felt the need to.
I have a lionhead. I chose the most calm and shy one out of her siblings that were very active. She affectionate and loves to her pet. I pet her, when I stop, she licks me. She never bite me or wanted to hurt me until now.
If he's a "rabbit expert" why TF is he handling them like that?! That got me pissed! They were stressed out bc of the way he was picking them up and dropping them! I can't with this guy! I feel so bad for those poor beautiful bunnies.
*(Says mini lops can be easily damaged then picks it up by the neck)* btw my bun is a lop. She was very shy when I first got her but now she is more openly affectionate and she absolutely loves to be scratched under her ears.
gosh, I wish I could just slap his hand and say "Stop that!" everytime he dropped them an inch above the table and then continued by petting them more dramatically each time.
I have a Netherland dwarf and a tan. The dwarf is sassy and unafraid, the tan is just a naughty little guy who gets jealous when I pet other bunnies however he is impeccable photogenic
For anyone who doesn’t know much about rabbits this wasn’t a very great video but there are people like rabbits 101 or Victoria Rachel who have great and educational rabbit videos
People complain about the way the guy handles them, sure it was a bit rough, but if the rabbits didn't like then they'd move away from him scared, I'm pretty they were either slightly uncomfortable or slightly irritated, but they didn't seem scared. That's just my opinion.
I used to have an outdoor mini rex, and the description totally fit her personality! She was very smart, always trying to find new ways to escape from her cage. She was also very hyper and energetic, and soon after getting her, I quickly realized that she didn't like her hutch, and would have much rather spent the day hopping around outside of her hutch. She was so loving and she'd always lick my finger and jump around in excitement when ever I'd come to her. Sadly, she ran away. I had her for only 2 months, and she was still a young rabbit. I'm so sad and upset that she's gone, but I realized that her personality didn't fit mine at all. I am a teenager, but definitely not an energetic and hyper one like my rex was. I'm gonna try again, but this time, I think I'll try a mini lop, since they are gentle and not as hyper.
I hope you got another rabbit and that it is as loving as the ones I've had. My lionhead is very playful and affectionate. Ages ago, I had a Dutch rabbit, and he was so laid-back that he eventually just sat there and didn't struggle when being picked up or put back. Rabbits aren't objecting to being with you when being picked up, they just don't like the motion of it. My lionhead is getting better with that instinctive reaction, and she loves to lie on my lap and be petted and brushed. I also have a playpen for her, and she loves to hang around near me when she's running about in that as well.
He’s treating the bunnies like an object. They are Living!! They feel! He kept picking them up aggressively! And petting them really fast. Picking them up by there neck! You can see they are trembling! And those cages are way to small man I feel bad for those poor bunnies 🐰 I’m not an expert on bunnies or anything but I know for a fact that handling ANY animal like that is harsh... I don’t know about you guys but that is just my opinion.
99% of the comments in this video are people shitting on the expert on how he should be handling his rabbits. Calm the fuck down people, if he was really causing harm or discomfort to the rabbits the RSPCA would have gotten involved. I would trust an expert on a well known channel about animal care over some random commentor who is worried about "the cute fluffy thing".
for all the ones saying he's too rough with the bunny's.. he knows what he's doing and how to handle them obviously lol oh. I'm a Holland lop person myself 👍😉
Not turned on by how he kept lifting their necks. That was hugely unnecessary. I'm very surprised that none of the rabbits acted aggressively towards him for handling them the way that he did. :0 This was an extremely informative video, but he needs to stop being so touchy with all of those bunnies.
I like all the people commenting about his handling of the rabbits. And how none of these people have any experience with showing or raising at all?😂 he's showing and demonstrating them in other words posing them. So calm down everyone. Fyi your comment doesn't do anything it's just sitting in the never ending hole called the internet:)
I've owned Hollands before. The male turned into an absolute nightmare once he hit puberty, but the female stayed very laidback and sweet. Unfortunately that wasn't exactly I wanted, which I wasn't even aware of when we got them because I tend to just follow my mom's whims. She likes the Lops because she thinks they're the cutest & easiest care for. I remember when we were younger my sister had a Havana who liked to play chase in the yard, and never tried to run away despite the lack of fence. Literally, she never bolted once. She stayed in this small grassy area in our front yard, letting us chase her and chasing us back. That's definitely more my speed. I have a Mini Rex now, I hope she'll have a similar energy and quirks.
STOP PICKING THEM UP AMD LIKE DROPPING IT BACK DOWN! ITS SO ANNOYING. WHY DO YOU KEEP HOLDING ITS NECK ?? YOUR SOO CRUEL TO THOSE BUNNIES LIKE FOR REAL I HAVE 12 BUNNIES AND IM SOO UNCOMFORTABLY
After 5 years my bunny still won't let me pick her up. If u don't do it properly it hurts their back, also they HATE it because they are prey animals and think they're gonna get eaten. I get down on the floor and interact with my bunny.
I’ve got no experience with rabbits currently but I came here looking because I’m interested in getting one, this man looked like he was handling them terribly. I might be wrong but that doesn’t seem to be how everyone else hold their rabbits.
I'm glad I'm not the only one driven mad by how he handles them
Nothing wrong with it.
My rabbit hates being picked up. This guy is like picking them up like they are stuff animals.
He is totally dump!
why does the guy keep lifting it's neck and petting it so fast btw rabbits can have any personality. if u have two Rex rabbits they won't have the same personality all the time one could be shy or the other could be playful. It's just like people.
And with two rabbits, they are going to behave differently, one will be more bold, because with two animals, there is always going to be a hierarchy.
agreed
some people only breed rabbits for the show and they only look how their fur or body is and they aren't really friendly to the rabbits. that so sad indeed
Shows how much you know about show breeders.
We LOVE our rabbits the also get handled every day. The are treated extremely well
He is doing that to pose them. Its so you can see the body of certain breeds.
Why did he keep picking them up and dropping them?
It's supposed to help pose them or atleast that's what all the rabbit breeders I know sag
To keep them still maybe
He is a show breeder, and that is how he readjusting them to get posed.
nikk michael Its what you do in show. It 100% does bot hurt them. Don’t worry. Thats just how they know to stay in place.
nikk michael ikr
He is sooo rough with the bunnies and rabbits don't enjoy getting there fur pet in both directions and there is way more breeds then that
why they hell did he keep knocking them about like that
We would you keep such an awesome animal in a little cage # animal abuse
Man oh man. I am really not okay with the way you are handling these rabbits.
Trevor Hohenthaner He's not hurting them. And understand that he owns a lot of rabbits and probably has for a lot of years. And if you ever go to a show, that's how they would handle them. He's not hurting them at all.
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Trevor Hohenthaner man oh man, hes only posing them and they like it
He’s so freaking rough with the handling
Those cages are tiny, that's super cruel
Yes, it is cruel. The cages are way too small.
If she shows them, he must surely have money to provide a better space! Cruel.
To everyone talking about the handling, if you notice the rabbits seem perfectly fine with it. He wasn't harming them, these look like show rabbits and he's obviously in tune with the buns. Relax. I have 4 bunnies and I only do what they let me when i handle them, well he is doing probably what he always does and they are obviously used to it.
I have a Netherlands Dwarf and must say he is far from a shy type. He acts more like a cat. Jumps on me while I’m sleeping to wake me up, literally steals celery from my hands when eating it, etc. Hes got quite the personality. I would highly recommend a Netherlands dwarf.
For all those saying that him
Lifting the rabbit up is mean and sad, it’s not. These are show rabbits. They’re fine with that. Also Allan Harvey is one of the best rabbit breeders and exhibitors in the country!! If you’d known that you wouldn’t say such horrible things
STOP HANDLING THEM SO AGGRESSIVELY
Forest Child He wasn't, calm it.
yeah shut up hes posing them and hes a professional unlike you
Ikr
Alison Horder hes not handling them aggressively at all. Study up buttercup
“They can be easily damaged” -proceeds to mess and tug on the rabbits neck and head-
I got the Mini Lop, she’s a bit of a Diva but very easy to littler train and fairly active. Bonding was easy and she loves walking on the leash :)
I just want a pet that loves cuddling as much as I do
undertale AU definitely get a male mini lop, if you build trust they are so loving
I hope you get one that does. My experiences with rabbits has been absolutely wonderful. I have a lionhead who loves to cuddle, and I used to have a Dutch rabbit that did as well. The more love you give them, the more they are likely to give back.
undertale AU Then you might not want to get a rabbit. Most rabbits don't like being picked up or cuddling. Depends on the personality, though.
undertale AU dog or cat most rabbits hate cuddling and being held but not all rabbits. It depends on their personalities.
undertale AU Get a male cat. They love attention and holding them.
I feel like this has to be said, so here goes... This is a video meant for viewers who are inexperienced and curious about rabbits. Rabbits are not for every person. They may be cute, fluffy little creatures that you want to scoop up and snuggle with, but they're prey animals and very delicate, so proper handling is important. The way the man in this video was handling the rabbits was very rough and reckless. I'm actually very surprised he was chosen for a video. A rabbit should never be repeatedly picked up and dropped the way he was doing - nor should a rabbit ever be handled by the neck, as they aren't scruffed by their parents in nature, and their skin is more akin to ours than to a dog or cat, as it's made up of 3 layers that are filled with nerves and is very sensitive. I don't advise ever trying to emulate the fast, rough handling the man in this video is doing with rabbits.
actually they are scruffed in the wild and in domestic environments, and they can be picked up safely by their scruff at any age in their life
Elise VanHorn he's a professional showman. That's what they do at rabbit shows, rabbits are not incredibly fragile. In fact they are pretty sturdy. Depending on the breed he was clearly more gentle around the neck. But they do have scruffs and that's how you show the face of the rabbit. Please don't spread false info.
indeed
Elise VanHorn and plus did u see how small there cages where
This is incorrect. I show and breed rabbits just like this guy, and he is handling them perfectly. Pet rabbits are generally pampered and false info is spread. Rabbits can be in smaller cages, granted they have time to play outside of the cage, and are very sturdy. I see small children running around dropping all different rabbits and have never seen one get hurt. A lot of serious rabbit breeders often throw rabbits as well (i would never throw my rabbits, but i have seen it happen on multiple occasions.) and the rabbits have never been hurt. Prey animals have to be sturdy to survive. I speak from experience and research.
mini lop is perfect! adorable, fluffy, and affectionate yay♥♥♥
The first one is secretly a demon with his red eyes
He kills with cuteness
2:18 they can be small and easily damaged * picks it up and drops it *
From the height of 1cm....
why does he keep lifting them off the ground like that
to postion them for a better view
Johanna Thompson He was memonstrating ! The rabbit wont break. Dont worry!
why is he doing this to the rabbits? Just saying, do not do this to your rabbit. All rabbits have different personalities don`t just get a rabbit because he says it is like this or like that, all rabbits are different and will most likely not have the same personality that he says it will because all rabbits (like humans) are completely different. also, you are being too rough, these are prey animals which means that they are scared easily and are delicate.
This is really distressing to watch the way he handles the rabbits :(
I agree. No one should ever handle a rabbit's head/jaw area the way he kept pulling up that poor mini lop's head. It is cruel and will make for a rabbit that is not relaxed and unable to fully trust humans. As an adult, that rabbit will probably never flop next to a human with its legs out, and the treatment we see here with the head maneuvering is why.
Holly Jonson he's trying to keep him posed correctly
Yes i really wish i could give all those rabbits so some shelter cause the way he treats them is gross
@@hollyjonson1746 agreef
Meant to say agreed
From experience mini rexes are sassy like really really sassy, everything in the video about the Rex is right like the high energy. Mini rex and Rex breeds are also jokesters, they like to get in your nerves, like how my rabbit isn't allowed on the couch she will jump up and jump down over and over again.
*I need a Mini Lop in my life*
I like affectionate pets. 😭
Did you get one?
I have a holland lop bunny who is so affectionate and chilled out. We get along great!
I know this is an old thread but the way he is handling the rabbits is how exhibitors set their rabbits at shows, how judges expect rabbits and guinea pigs to stand during inspection. It's not as rough as it might look.
He missed the lion head
And the Dutch rabbit
Emiliano .Gam4 and the jersey wooly, my favorite
Why are you petting your rabbit from tail to head? I feel SO bad for your rabbits to fall into your hands. :(((
He's not hurting them, calm down. One way of checking to see what type of coat the rabbit has is to stroke it backward.
indeed rabbits only like it if you pet him from his head to the tail
It makes their fur fluff up more, and it is to show off the coat.
SJW’s are fucking cancer
It was to check fur condition. The rabbits dont care. You do that to see if it has fly-back fur, etc.
I had a black Netherland Dwarf and he was so sweet!! Would love to get another one.
the Rex is fits my personality but that funny because I already have a pet rex
Well there you go Snape Lover Allan Harvey knows his stuff!
All of the people in the comments who have pet rabbits are very dramatic. first off, he wasn't being rough, he wasn't hurting them, and he was gentle compared to most breeders. When he picks the rabbit up an in. from the table and drops it, it is to help it sit correctly. When he pulls the head up he is posing it. When he pets them "backwards" He is checking fur type and condition. Rabbits are sturdy. Prey animals aren't made like twigs. They need to be able to withstand a lot. Putting a rabbit in the size cage also isn't bad. Just make sure they get time outside of the cage, and the cage is clean. Pet rabbits are very lucky and get pampered. Most rabbits are show rabbits that are often tugged around and carried by limbs. the occasional wound or break happens, but most of the time everything is fine. in fact, I have never seen anything happen personally. I don't have hundreds of rabbits like most breeders, so i have 1 on 1 time with all of my rabbits. They all have names and are loved. If you have any questions about showing rabbits i can answer them, but I have had lots of experience and I know rabbits are tougher than they look.
btw, the rabbits would be acting a lot worse if he was actually hurting them. They wouldnt hesitate to kick or bite if they felt the need to.
Ahh stop petting then the wrong way
I almost felt it
I have a lionhead. I chose the most calm and shy one out of her siblings that were very active. She affectionate and loves to her pet. I pet her, when I stop, she licks me. She never bite me or wanted to hurt me until now.
He sad the mini LOP was fragile while he keeps picking/pull8ng it's neck up to make it stay
My rex rabbit is like an hurricane at home hahaha and I love it!
If he's a "rabbit expert" why TF is he handling them like that?! That got me pissed! They were stressed out bc of the way he was picking them up and dropping them! I can't with this guy! I feel so bad for those poor beautiful bunnies.
*(Says mini lops can be easily damaged then picks it up by the neck)* btw my bun is a lop. She was very shy when I first got her but now she is more openly affectionate and she absolutely loves to be scratched under her ears.
The Netherland Dwarf and Holland Lop are definitely my type.
love the way the netherland dwarf looks but want a snuggly bun
gosh, I wish I could just slap his hand and say "Stop that!" everytime he dropped them an inch above the table and then continued by petting them more dramatically each time.
netherland dwarf all the way
Sehar Aisha I have a Netherlands dwarf rabbit
His petting scares me lmao
Cute rabbit suits my personality.
I had a feeling a netherland dwarf was good for me because I'm really quiet
I don't know about you guys but I think the way he kept grabbing the rabbits neck was terrible
I have a Netherland dwarf and a tan. The dwarf is sassy and unafraid, the tan is just a naughty little guy who gets jealous when I pet other bunnies however he is impeccable photogenic
Ahahaha "Netherland dwarfs are shy and quiet." Hahaha. Mine must be broken then. She comes right up out of no where and bites the shit outta my hand.
wow, that guy was poking the rabbits left and right.
For anyone who doesn’t know much about rabbits this wasn’t a very great video but there are people like rabbits 101 or Victoria Rachel who have great and educational rabbit videos
the dwarf rabbit suits me
People complain about the way the guy handles them, sure it was a bit rough, but if the rabbits didn't like then they'd move away from him scared, I'm pretty they were either slightly uncomfortable or slightly irritated, but they didn't seem scared. That's just my opinion.
1:05 WHY DID HE GRAB THE POOR BUN'S EAR LIKE THAT
"Rabbit expert" HAHAHAHAH she's funny!
wait..... She was serious, oh God......
I used to have an outdoor mini rex, and the description totally fit her personality! She was very smart, always trying to find new ways to escape from her cage. She was also very hyper and energetic, and soon after getting her, I quickly realized that she didn't like her hutch, and would have much rather spent the day hopping around outside of her hutch. She was so loving and she'd always lick my finger and jump around in excitement when ever I'd come to her. Sadly, she ran away. I had her for only 2 months, and she was still a young rabbit. I'm so sad and upset that she's gone, but I realized that her personality didn't fit mine at all. I am a teenager, but definitely not an energetic and hyper one like my rex was. I'm gonna try again, but this time, I think I'll try a mini lop, since they are gentle and not as hyper.
I hope you got another rabbit and that it is as loving as the ones I've had. My lionhead is very playful and affectionate. Ages ago, I had a Dutch rabbit, and he was so laid-back that he eventually just sat there and didn't struggle when being picked up or put back. Rabbits aren't objecting to being with you when being picked up, they just don't like the motion of it. My lionhead is getting better with that instinctive reaction, and she loves to lie on my lap and be petted and brushed. I also have a playpen for her, and she loves to hang around near me when she's running about in that as well.
Darnell Martin that is what my rabbit does alllllll the time!
I love my Rex rabbit fur coat
I love my mini Rex rabbit, very inquiring, Intelligent
I think I’d want a mini lop. It’s so cute and I would like a rabbit with a kind and gentle nature
mini lop 4 me ahh so cute ive allways wanted a bunny
“rexes are great for teenagers and adolescents”
good thing i already got one
Be more gentle with rabbits and stop picking them up all the time, especially by the neck. Damn.
My Netherland dwarf is always hiper never shy
He’s treating the bunnies like an object. They are Living!! They feel! He kept picking them up aggressively! And petting them really fast. Picking them up by there neck! You can see they are trembling! And those cages are way to small man I feel bad for those poor bunnies 🐰 I’m not an expert on bunnies or anything but I know for a fact that handling ANY animal like that is harsh... I don’t know about you guys but that is just my opinion.
99% of the comments in this video are people shitting on the expert on how he should be handling his rabbits. Calm the fuck down people, if he was really causing harm or discomfort to the rabbits the RSPCA would have gotten involved. I would trust an expert on a well known channel about animal care over some random commentor who is worried about "the cute fluffy thing".
Every time he grabbed their necks and fixed it I felt the pain
Mini lop lol they’re all very cute tho
jokes on you I have every personality anyone can have
This guy made me super uncomfortable... Constantly lifting up the rabbit for no reason.
for all the ones saying he's too rough with the bunny's.. he knows what he's doing and how to handle them obviously lol oh. I'm a Holland lop person myself 👍😉
I am a rex rabbit
What makes you think he knows what he's doing?
Chill. He is obviously not hurting them. I think he is just making them pose.
“There very fragile”* picks up by neck and drops*😡
I don’t like how he’s man handling the poor things
I have a german lop rabbit an his personality is quite calm but he grows very big
I love holland lop rabbits, and cashmere lop rabbits. It’s their cute little ears that I love :3
We breed mini rex, also have had continental giants, dutch, harlequin and lops, getting English lop, Belgian hare and checkered giants!
Mini lop suits me but I also love English angoras
This guys is an expert for hurting rabbits
Not turned on by how he kept lifting their necks. That was hugely unnecessary. I'm very surprised that none of the rabbits acted aggressively towards him for handling them the way that he did. :0 This was an extremely informative video, but he needs to stop being so touchy with all of those bunnies.
Yup i want a rex now but i got a white polish girl and a dutch boy 😂😂😂
You forgot about the lion head, angora, flemish giant, polish, californian, belgian hare, american, chinchilla and many more.
CKALLY because he doesn't breed those
That guys is so rough to the bunny's. ):
I like all the people commenting about his handling of the rabbits. And how none of these people have any experience with showing or raising at all?😂 he's showing and demonstrating them in other words posing them. So calm down everyone. Fyi your comment doesn't do anything it's just sitting in the never ending hole called the internet:)
I just want one who will be a loving pet and will sit with me while I do hw and play with me when I’m done :)
I've owned Hollands before. The male turned into an absolute nightmare once he hit puberty, but the female stayed very laidback and sweet.
Unfortunately that wasn't exactly I wanted, which I wasn't even aware of when we got them because I tend to just follow my mom's whims. She likes the Lops because she thinks they're the cutest & easiest care for.
I remember when we were younger my sister had a Havana who liked to play chase in the yard, and never tried to run away despite the lack of fence.
Literally, she never bolted once. She stayed in this small grassy area in our front yard, letting us chase her and chasing us back.
That's definitely more my speed. I have a Mini Rex now, I hope she'll have a similar energy and quirks.
Guys I think he didn't ment to Heart rabbits he was trying to show them but he has to be more carfull
STOP PICKING THEM UP AMD LIKE DROPPING IT BACK DOWN! ITS SO ANNOYING. WHY DO YOU KEEP HOLDING ITS NECK ?? YOUR SOO CRUEL TO THOSE BUNNIES LIKE FOR REAL I HAVE 12 BUNNIES AND IM SOO UNCOMFORTABLY
See everything above this. That pos had no business touching them.
After 5 years my bunny still won't let me pick her up. If u don't do it properly it hurts their back, also they HATE it because they are prey animals and think they're gonna get eaten. I get down on the floor and interact with my bunny.
I have a cinnamon bunny she's called snuggles she's large for her breed i love her
I’ve got no experience with rabbits currently but I came here looking because I’m interested in getting one, this man looked like he was handling them terribly. I might be wrong but that doesn’t seem to be how everyone else hold their rabbits.
Those poor rabbits seem terrified 😥
the netherland dwarf suits me the best, which is funny as I already have one XD
poor rabbits.... i feel so sorry for these rabbits that picked and dropped by him
Yes is a professional but you have yo agree he was rough
Mini red is definitely right for me it fits my personality and I have one already he is so cute
yo tell this guy to stop treating the rabbits like toy cars
I was thinking he would show Lionhead bunnies or Dwarf rabbits, but I guess he didn't. That's too bad. :(
I have a cinnamon bunny she's called snuggles she's large for her breed
mini lop!!!!!!💙
I'm torn between the Rex and The Lop.