Our beloved Lionhead (Sky) passed away 2 days ago. He was only 3....and gave us more love than we ever deserved. He was the most precious, an angel on earth. Im sick w grief.....no other bunny will ever take his place 😔 I miss him sooooo much!
I hope that you are healing from Sky's premature passing. He was so Loved for his short life. Might you consider another Bunny? I hv a Lionhead female called Jessie and a Flop called Peaches. It's like living with The Gremlins, cute but messy n naughty. Hope yr back into the Bunny Love with a new pet. 😊🐰
I'm so sorry for your loss. Like you no bunny will ever replace my first bunny Violet. I got a new bunny a few months later and it helped me heal. I will miss Violet everyday but I get bunny love daily from my latest baby bunny 🐰💕.
I’m sorry. I lost my netherland dwarf at age 4. Aside from my beagle (who I was strongly bonded with), he was the BEST pet I ever had. Such a cutie and never gave me any trouble. I want to get a lionhead soon but not yet.
We got a Lionhead male bunny, Jessie, who turned out to be a girl. The vet said it's better to hv 2 Bunnies. So, our baby Jessie has completely changed. Before really chill n loved Cuddles....Now, we r living with The Gremlins. Second Bunny Peaches is a Flop and has really lead her into total mischief. My house resembles a Farmyard but they are very happy. 😊🐰🐰
Bunnies can be so sweet. My buddy Wilbur knows his name and comes when called (if he’s not busy with bunny business). You’re his best friend if you give him a baby carrot, and he looooves getting head pets
Yes and it's adorable when they lay upside down on you and will pee on anyone they don't like or smell. Lol😂🤣😅. Mine acted just like a dog so I definitely understand you missing yours. Me too
@@trenthuntoon3840 you shouldn’t get a bunny for your child, they are hard to take care of. Unless you are taking care of the bunny and your daughter just interacts with him, then it’s fine
Watching this in the same room as my little Lionhead. I don’t know where he is since he’s free roaming and likes hiding under furniture, but you know 🤣 his name is Oliver and he’s a cutie 🥰 he’s white and brown.
I love holland lops but I've been researching and came across info that said its very unethical to breed lop eared bunnies so now i've moved my research to lionheads
I have 2 males, hoping after getting them fixed they will love me. My Charlie hates me and hates being held. Chonky boy is a sweetheart, but has his moments when his brother is being a ass.
I hv a female Lionhead and a female Flop. They are running riot, my house is now a Farmyard, hay, sawdust, poops everywhere. I just keep sweeping up....really hard work but cute. 🥴
i just recused a all white lion head male bunny. he’s so cute. we named him clarence😂 i have to get him fixed next month & then in october i’m gonna get him a female friend :)
@@hazmat1134maybe G.I. stasis or shock? i hear a lot that those can be very common deaths for rabbits, but they’re prey animals, so they’re very good at hiding illnesses
1st of all: never support breeders. You wouldn't shop for a human baby, why shop for another living being? Adopt. I've adopted two gorgeous lionheads recently and they are amazing. 2nd of all: don't cage your rabbit. Why would you do such a thing to such a big animal, would you feel comfortable caging your cat that is only a little bit bigger? even if the cat can jump everywhere it wants and bunnies can't? a pen or free-roaming is adviced. if you really don't have a choice, buy the biggest cage possible and still let it out a lot so it can run around. "having enough space to move" is not enough space at all. 3rd of all: if you can't give your bunny 10000% of your attention (and you can't if you don't work from home, don't have any family members always around etc) get two bunnies. being alone in a cage sounds like a horrible, sad life that I don't wish for any living beings. rabbits are social animals and they NEED company. even if you spend a lot of time with them, consider a second rabbit. just because a bunny will never communicate with you the way it communicate with its own spiecies.
Ugh, shut up. Supporting reputable, certified breeders, is the way to go. Don't be stupid, humans arent animals and animals aren't human. The only known cases of human breeding efforts were by USA on African American slaves and these giants a British nobleman tried breeding for y'all super soldiers.
i agree with everything except that breeders can be okay if you find a reputable one, since sometimes people want a specific breed or species of an animal for its colors or temperament. i got my bunnies from a friend of a friend who had an accidental litter after rescuing a male rabbit from an online ad thinking they were fixed
@@potatoscoop I recommend an article from Peta called "Breeders". It highlights everything I would like to say. There's a good summary theyve put: "People who breed dogs and cats (in that case, rabbits too) profit at animals’ expense. There is no such thing as a “responsible” breeder, because for every puppy or kitten who is produced by any breeder, an animal awaiting adoption at an animal shelter loses his or her chance at finding a home-and will be euthanized. Breeders kill shelter animals’ chance to have a life." But I still recommend reading it whole because it goes into many nuances!
@@potatoscoop Also, I don't want to sound harsh, but I feel like if you truly love animals, you wouldn't care about the color of their fur or their temperament to the excent you need a special breeding process. Bunnies are actual living beings and it just feels wrong and superior of humans to breed them so they look to our taste. I know not everyone wants to adopt an abused rabbit (this is usually why some bunnies act this way), you are not on a mission, you just want a loving companion. But shelters as well as online adoption offer a big range of characteristics. A responsible and educated shelter worker knows how to find a perfect match for you. And what a shelter does that most breeders don't is: they take the animal back if you can't take care of it anymore. + A breeder can never guarantee you an animal you've always wanted anyway. Many people take problematic breeds with special needs and then decide they can't take care of them anymore. We adopted two lionheads and they are a suffering breed, bred this way by humans to look cute and fluffy. And now we pay huge vet bills, because they are choking on their own hairballs and their teeth grow into their skulls. Breeding is really not good news.
@@sidehustlekevin i understand what you mean and you’re not being harsh, we just have a difference of opinion! i do mostly disagree with the breeding of rabbits because they reproduce so fast it would be hard to sell them all and some would most likely suffer this way. but for birds, i have a bird that i got from a breeder because she was hand raised, meaning she’s much easier to train and work with which is important for me to have as the bird owner and for her not to have gotten so scared she wouldn’t eat the first day and starve because she was so scared of people, she was already used to people and knew how to step up onto my hand, because she is my first bird and there were no birds or bird rescues near me, and i found my bird following me around from her cage. i think breeding birds and a few other types of animals are okay, but they are different from rabbits because they don’t reproduce as quickly as bunnies. i agree with you that there aren’t good bunny breeders, especially ones that breed ones with issues(kinda like people breeding flat headed dogs like pigs or french bulldogs who have many health issues), but i don’t think all animal breeders are bad. the way i see it, you should go to the shelter first to see if you can find the animal you’re looking for, like a bunny or a cat or a dog or a bird, but if you can’t find that animal, it’s ok to look somewhere like craigslist for any rehomings, just make sure they aren’t backyard breeders, and if you still can’t find any rehomings near you, finding a reputable breeder is better than going to the pet store, where they usually come from breeding mills where they don’t care about the “quality” or health of the animals. also ty for recommending me the article i usually read those if i have a google search!
Bunny like to eat anything and everything they can chomp on. Mine like to eat paper I will have my notebook on bed doing school work and my bunny will jump up on bed and start eating it so fast almost half my notebook is gone by the time I realize and react.(Over exaggerated) !! But the one main thing my bunnies go crazy for will literally jump in ur lap and take it out of ur hand. CHIPS!!!! They love chips. It’s crazy. They can be In the other room and hear a bag being opened and come flying to you to see if it’s chips and jumping up to get one. They are both litter trained and spoiled. I love them so much. They can live up to 10 yrs with good care. I rescued my black double lion head a week after Easter bc parents think it’s such a great idea to get bunnies for kids on Easter. The other one I adopted she was living in a small cage with bunny poop everywhere and it was nasty. I told the girl I was take. Her bunny bc she wasn’t taken care of it correctly and my honey need it a fury friend. She didnt care at all. Irresponsible pet owners suck! Rabbits are a lot to handle. They are smart have a lot of energy and have personalities of their own. Mine are my babies! I wish I could have my own bunny farm that’s a dream I have anyways. 🐰🐇❤️❤️❤️
Thats true Our Lionhead gets fresh sometimes But it’s only because when the fur is too long near the eyes they don’t know what’s coming at them. They may give a little bite which can be little and deep 😂 Keep the eye fur trimmed and always approach them from the front where they can see you
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My lionhead girl is 10 years old. Still going strong and she really likes to cuddle.
Our beloved Lionhead (Sky) passed away 2 days ago. He was only 3....and gave us more love than we ever deserved. He was the most precious, an angel on earth. Im sick w grief.....no other bunny will ever take his place 😔 I miss him sooooo much!
may he goes straight to haven, full of carrots and other friendly bunnies
I hope that you are healing from Sky's premature passing. He was so Loved for his short life. Might you consider another Bunny? I hv a Lionhead female called Jessie and a Flop called Peaches. It's like living with The Gremlins, cute but messy n naughty. Hope yr back into the Bunny Love with a new pet. 😊🐰
I'm so sorry for your loss. Like you no bunny will ever replace my first bunny Violet. I got a new bunny a few months later and it helped me heal. I will miss Violet everyday but I get bunny love daily from my latest baby bunny 🐰💕.
I’m sorry. I lost my netherland dwarf at age 4. Aside from my beagle (who I was strongly bonded with), he was the BEST pet I ever had. Such a cutie and never gave me any trouble. I want to get a lionhead soon but not yet.
I swear women flock to every feel good video to let everyone know their pet died. Narcissistic much?
i’ve had mine for 8 years she is not very smart😂😭but i love her
I just got one and he a Lil off 🤪 😂😂😂
This comment made my day 🤣🤣🤣 the other response as well “he a lil off” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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My husband was not very smart but I loved him too
😂😂😂😂
Me and my girlfriend rescued a Lionhead/English spot mix a few months ago. She's the craziest, most hyper thing in the world and we love her for it.
My sister-in-law wants one I’m sure my brother would be fine with it once they figure out their living situation(hopefully they get a townhouse)
We got a Lionhead male bunny, Jessie, who turned out to be a girl. The vet said it's better to hv 2 Bunnies. So, our baby Jessie has completely changed. Before really chill n loved Cuddles....Now, we r living with The Gremlins. Second Bunny Peaches is a Flop and has really lead her into total mischief. My house resembles a Farmyard but they are very happy. 😊🐰🐰
My lionhead is 10 yrs old n still going strong. I love him to pcs. Most snuggly little man in the entire world!!!! ❤
Just got my two lionhead bunnies and they're awesomely nice and sweet😍
I miss my lionhead bunny he was the best pet bunny I ever had he was super loving and very smart
We just got a male for our 5 yr old daughter im happy too see your comment
Bunnies can be so sweet. My buddy Wilbur knows his name and comes when called (if he’s not busy with bunny business). You’re his best friend if you give him a baby carrot, and he looooves getting head pets
That's how I feel about mine, he even jumped into the tub to be with me and bunnies don't like water
Yes and it's adorable when they lay upside down on you and will pee on anyone they don't like or smell. Lol😂🤣😅. Mine acted just like a dog so I definitely understand you missing yours. Me too
@@trenthuntoon3840 you shouldn’t get a bunny for your child, they are hard to take care of. Unless you are taking care of the bunny and your daughter just interacts with him, then it’s fine
Watching this in the same room as my little Lionhead. I don’t know where he is since he’s free roaming and likes hiding under furniture, but you know 🤣 his name is Oliver and he’s a cutie 🥰 he’s white and brown.
I love holland lops but I've been researching and came across info that said its very unethical to breed lop eared bunnies so now i've moved my research to lionheads
Had my boy for about 5 years now he’s adorable best behaved animal I’ve owned! He’s pure white double Maine dwarf lion head
My lionhead mix bun look more like a hamster when her ears are down and it's so freaking adorable 😩🥺🤣🤣
Aweee how cute!!!! 😍
I’m sorry I can’t get over the voice of the guide man 😫😂
If sugars are not good for them, why would you give them fruits rich in fructose, such as apples and bananas?
I have a baby lion head and she is so smart
I have 2 males, hoping after getting them fixed they will love me. My Charlie hates me and hates being held. Chonky boy is a sweetheart, but has his moments when his brother is being a ass.
I hv a female Lionhead and a female Flop. They are running riot, my house is now a Farmyard, hay, sawdust, poops everywhere. I just keep sweeping up....really hard work but cute. 🥴
Getting mine on sunday 8weeks Old cant wait 😍 with white fur blue eyes
Mine is 7 weeks
Do u have still have it
I would never have my bunny in a cage... freeroam is the way to go
I agree that's mean
Exactly
A rabbit needs a lot of space to be happy and healthy … a cage will make then sick and depressed very quickly
my rabbit has a cage but its always open for him to roam, even though he can go anywhere he tends to like staying in his cage
I have to put my guy in a cage for nights but he still gets plenty of time to roam
They don’t poo and pee all over the place?!
Get my two babies next week 🤗
i just recused a all white lion head male bunny. he’s so cute. we named him clarence😂 i have to get him fixed next month & then in october i’m gonna get him a female friend :)
I have a lionhead for 3 months she's beautiful and smart and a night rabbit lol....
We had a lion head for a couple years and he was such an asshole but it was brilliant. Rip my moody little guy 🥹
I had to tram my rabbit's hair because it was so tangled and it doesn't seem to grow back 😞
getting 2 lionheads soon xx
Have fun!
i got one and it just had babies
@@keimonieduncan2988 awh so cute
I’m planing to buy one but I feel like the vet visits will be more than the bunny and the cage put together
Don’t buy, adopt.
I get my bunny tomorrow! :DDD
My rabbit passed away 2 weeks ago at the age of 5 months. He was too young
What happened? I only ask because we just got a 5 month old from a family who couldn't take care of her
@@hazmat1134maybe G.I. stasis or shock? i hear a lot that those can be very common deaths for rabbits, but they’re prey animals, so they’re very good at hiding illnesses
Ive had mine for about a week and she still refuses to come out from under my bed🥺
My lion head is a soldier he’s an outside rabbit big ol cage.
So the website saying the government is giving away money sends you to a private business info aggregator. You get spam calls afterwards.
I just bought 2 four month old female single mane rabbits
we have lionhead rabbits in the phillipines
What is the most social of rabbits? Lionhead ?
My sisters lionhead bunnies passed away today at 4 pm she was upset..😔💔🕊
second :) i have 5 rabbits
I would love to have a rabbit. But i think it would be very stressed because i have 2 cats.
Just lost mine today at 7 years old
Do these Vite very hard?
No, the nibble sometimes but if it's aggressive it'll they will bite and it'll hurt a little bit.
I lost both of my lion head rabbits this week 😢 one died and i had to put one to sleep 😔
I know its late but condolence.
If they are smart, why does my lionhead sit in her food bowl?
Thank you
Another thing you need to know is that they absolutely hate bananas! Dunno why it just is
Sooo true!!
rlly? mine loves them!
my bunnies love love bananas and strawberries
Mine loves bananas and blueberries. And cilantro.
I miss my bunnies 😢
My lionhead bunnies aren’t 100% lionheads, because they’re a little bigger than the average
1st of all: never support breeders. You wouldn't shop for a human baby, why shop for another living being? Adopt. I've adopted two gorgeous lionheads recently and they are amazing.
2nd of all: don't cage your rabbit. Why would you do such a thing to such a big animal, would you feel comfortable caging your cat that is only a little bit bigger? even if the cat can jump everywhere it wants and bunnies can't? a pen or free-roaming is adviced. if you really don't have a choice, buy the biggest cage possible and still let it out a lot so it can run around. "having enough space to move" is not enough space at all.
3rd of all: if you can't give your bunny 10000% of your attention (and you can't if you don't work from home, don't have any family members always around etc) get two bunnies. being alone in a cage sounds like a horrible, sad life that I don't wish for any living beings. rabbits are social animals and they NEED company. even if you spend a lot of time with them, consider a second rabbit. just because a bunny will never communicate with you the way it communicate with its own spiecies.
Ugh, shut up. Supporting reputable, certified breeders, is the way to go. Don't be stupid, humans arent animals and animals aren't human. The only known cases of human breeding efforts were by USA on African American slaves and these giants a British nobleman tried breeding for y'all super soldiers.
i agree with everything except that breeders can be okay if you find a reputable one, since sometimes people want a specific breed or species of an animal for its colors or temperament. i got my bunnies from a friend of a friend who had an accidental litter after rescuing a male rabbit from an online ad thinking they were fixed
@@potatoscoop I recommend an article from Peta called "Breeders". It highlights everything I would like to say. There's a good summary theyve put: "People who breed dogs and cats (in that case, rabbits too) profit at animals’ expense. There is no such thing as a “responsible” breeder, because for every puppy or kitten who is produced by any breeder, an animal awaiting adoption at an animal shelter loses his or her chance at finding a home-and will be euthanized. Breeders kill shelter animals’ chance to have a life."
But I still recommend reading it whole because it goes into many nuances!
@@potatoscoop Also, I don't want to sound harsh, but I feel like if you truly love animals, you wouldn't care about the color of their fur or their temperament to the excent you need a special breeding process.
Bunnies are actual living beings and it just feels wrong and superior of humans to breed them so they look to our taste.
I know not everyone wants to adopt an abused rabbit (this is usually why some bunnies act this way), you are not on a mission, you just want a loving companion. But shelters as well as online adoption offer a big range of characteristics. A responsible and educated shelter worker knows how to find a perfect match for you. And what a shelter does that most breeders don't is: they take the animal back if you can't take care of it anymore.
+ A breeder can never guarantee you an animal you've always wanted anyway. Many people take problematic breeds with special needs and then decide they can't take care of them anymore.
We adopted two lionheads and they are a suffering breed, bred this way by humans to look cute and fluffy. And now we pay huge vet bills, because they are choking on their own hairballs and their teeth grow into their skulls. Breeding is really not good news.
@@sidehustlekevin i understand what you mean and you’re not being harsh, we just have a difference of opinion! i do mostly disagree with the breeding of rabbits because they reproduce so fast it would be hard to sell them all and some would most likely suffer this way. but for birds, i have a bird that i got from a breeder because she was hand raised, meaning she’s much easier to train and work with which is important for me to have as the bird owner and for her not to have gotten so scared she wouldn’t eat the first day and starve because she was so scared of people, she was already used to people and knew how to step up onto my hand, because she is my first bird and there were no birds or bird rescues near me, and i found my bird following me around from her cage. i think breeding birds and a few other types of animals are okay, but they are different from rabbits because they don’t reproduce as quickly as bunnies. i agree with you that there aren’t good bunny breeders, especially ones that breed ones with issues(kinda like people breeding flat headed dogs like pigs or french bulldogs who have many health issues), but i don’t think all animal breeders are bad. the way i see it, you should go to the shelter first to see if you can find the animal you’re looking for, like a bunny or a cat or a dog or a bird, but if you can’t find that animal, it’s ok to look somewhere like craigslist for any rehomings, just make sure they aren’t backyard breeders, and if you still can’t find any rehomings near you, finding a reputable breeder is better than going to the pet store, where they usually come from breeding mills where they don’t care about the “quality” or health of the animals. also ty for recommending me the article i usually read those if i have a google search!
I don't know the type of my rabbit
I have a lion rabbit
They like to eat canibas why
Bunny like to eat anything and everything they can chomp on. Mine like to eat paper I will have my notebook on bed doing school work and my bunny will jump up on bed and start eating it so fast almost half my notebook is gone by the time I realize and react.(Over exaggerated)
!! But the one main thing my bunnies go crazy for will literally jump in ur lap and take it out of ur hand. CHIPS!!!! They love chips. It’s crazy. They can be In the other room and hear a bag being opened and come flying to you to see if it’s chips and jumping up to get one. They are both litter trained and spoiled. I love them so much. They can live up to 10 yrs with good care. I rescued my black double lion head a week after Easter bc parents think it’s such a great idea to get bunnies for kids on Easter. The other one I adopted she was living in a small cage with bunny poop everywhere and it was nasty. I told the girl I was take. Her bunny bc she wasn’t taken care of it correctly and my honey need it a fury friend. She didnt care at all. Irresponsible pet owners suck! Rabbits are a lot to handle. They are smart have a lot of energy and have personalities of their own. Mine are my babies! I wish I could have my own bunny farm that’s a dream I have anyways. 🐰🐇❤️❤️❤️
I breed rabbits. I breed lionheads, holland lops, & lionlops. Lionheads get pretty big and are very nippy. I dont recommend them as pets for children.
Thanks for the tips!
imagine selling animals 🤮
@@jellywasabi6703 ooo imagine. Such abuse 😂
Thats true
Our Lionhead gets fresh sometimes
But it’s only because when the fur is too long near the eyes they don’t know what’s coming at them.
They may give a little bite which can be little and deep 😂 Keep the eye fur trimmed and always approach them from the front where they can see you
@@angelinasmith9158 I was wondering if a lionhead female can be bred at 6 months
Cant free roan my rabbit bc dogs my 3 rabbits died on dogs so can't let them free roam
It's best to not get a rabbit if you can't let them free roam.
Wtf is a “cavey”? Lol
Guinea pig
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