Hate to say anything bad about a cat, but this kitty seems cognitively impaired. Any cat or kitten I’ve ever known would have pushed her way out of that cage as soon as Bunny Rabbit showed her how easy it was to bump her way to freedom. Or even earlier. Foolish humans did not secure the locks. Too busy setting up cameras. Maybe kitty had Stockholm syndrome or had succumbed to institutionalization syndrome. Her friend Bunny just seemed to want full use of that comfy cage.
Rabbit - "How did you get yourself locked in there??" Cat - "I don't know, just get me the hell outta here!" Rabbit - "Hmmm you really locked yourself in there good. Gotta figure this out." Cat - "Yeah yeah, rub it in later." Rabbit - "I think this is too advanced for me, can't get you out." Cat - "Uuuuuh tell me some good news please." Rabbit - "Well maybe I can get inside..." Rabbit - "Heh i'm inside now, with you." Cat - "Well great, we're both stuck." Rabbit - "Heh no, I can just lift the gate like this." Cat - "OH, whew, I was almost stuck in there with you. Now to just lock this..." Rabbit - "HEY COME BACK!" Rabbit - "Dang, he really just left me."
Amanda, did you hear of that story in the US about an elderly man who collapsed in the toilet, and laid down for some 6 hours? Guess who helped him? It was his cat! He said that each time his phone rang, he would tell his cat it's ring-a-ding. So he remembered to tell his cat to go get me my ring-a-ding. Yes, the cat brought him his phone. He called for help bcz he couldn't get up. He was over 80 years old. Help came thanks to his cat fetching his ring-a-ding fone. I live I Australia and saw this story in the news. Cats are neither selfish nor dumb. It all depends on how you teach them, same with kids.
😄 " DON'T BE FOOLED!....The rabbit's motive was a bit more about reclaiming It's own space than a friendly rescue. Anyone else notice the rabbit held the door open for the cat to exit? But it didn't right away. So, the rabbit entered and reopened the door for the cat's exit and stayed inside. Afterward, the cat was left on the outside looking in. Rabbits are smart. "
I think the rabbit holding open the door for the cat to exit was very gallant! The cat didn't really catch on how to get out but it soon wanted to leave and banged the bars without serious intent as it didn't know how to open the cage. The rabbit came to the rescue again..! I don't see why you would view the rabbit offering the cat time to leave as anything but assistance..the cat doesn't want to stay caged!
In my case it was the other way around…my cat would open the bunny’s cage if I closed it, so he and my other cat could cuddle with him even at night; the three of them were best friends.💕
Видно ,что для кролика и кота это игра,они постоянно так играют,кот без всякого труда ,насиделся и вышел,а кролик пришел в свою хатку.Спасибо.Симпатяги.
Я тоже раньше думала, что коты эгоисты и думают только о себе. Но один раз мы жарили чебуреки и из некоторых из них сок протекал в масло и на кухне стоял жуткий треск от расклленного масла. Так наша Моська начала так громко мяучить, фактически без остановки, и звала нас бежать и спасаться из кухни. Она даже показывала путь на выход, возвращалась и снова мяучила)) Это было так трогательно, как она пыталась нас спасти.
This is a lionhead. They are bred for their cuteness, which messes with their physical structure (flatter face) and leaves them highly susceptible to health issues with their teeth. It's a real problem, like pugs, bulldogs and any animal which is bred for specific "looks". I have a lionhead and he had to have surgery to remove his top teeth when the bottom ones fell out and didn't grow back in. Before surgery though, he needed to have his top teeth trimmed every month because they keep growing with nothing to grind them on to wear then down. This is added stress for the rabbit. So now he has no incisors and I need to cut up everything he eats into tiny bits so he can eat it. If you're going to get a lionhead, I urge you to rescue one and give it a good home, and not buy one from a breeder or pet shop because it is irresponsible to breed animals for their looks, subjecting them to higher chances of pain and health issues. Make sure you are checking their teeth often and learn as much as you can about rabbits before you commit to one, because they are as intelligent as a dog or cat and locking one up to live in a cage would be as cruel as caging your cat. There is a lot to learn about rabbits, I highly recommend the House Rabbit Society for accurate information and education. Rabbits are not good pets for children, so if you have children, be sure to assess thoroughly if they are the right fit for the rabbit. If they are younger they can easily hurt or kill the rabbit, even with good intentions, so wait till they are old enough to learn and understand how to properly care for a rabbit.
All very true! I would also like to add that water bottles are impractical at best for rabbits. They drink a lot of water and cannot get adequate hydration with one!
@@Jamiesayla YES!! Thank you! This is an excellent point I forgot to mention, but it did not get past me watching the video. Water bottles are insufficient sources of hydration. My bun has a big heavy glass bowl (flat bottom, or you'll see water everywhere) and I refill it every day. Rabbits drink a LOT and they enjoy a good sturdy bowl. Great point!
@@rpersen if you know ahead of time and have the capability of caring for one who needs rescue, rescue a lionhead or elderly rabbit. If not then ya, obviously find one with no health issues, or don't rescue a rabbit at all, because health issues can occur at any time and if you're not capable of giving them the care they need, it is selfish to adopt any animal.
Your bunny 🐰 🐇 is so adorable! He really wanted to get his kitty 😺 friend out of the cage! He joined him in the cage! It was so cute, when the kitten 😸 got out of the cage! Have a great day little cuties! Bunnies 🐰 🐇 RULE!
Ce Lapin est vraiment futé, intelligent, il réfléchit, revient, persiste jusqu’à la réussite. Bravo, formidable. En plus, il d’un beau blond-roux. Beau et intelligent !!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
That is the smartest & cutest bunny I have seen in a very long time... And he is so connected with his kitty... How beautiful & magnificent are these gifts/fluff balls🐰😼😽🐇
Awww little rabbit loves his best friend 🥰 He will not give up until saving him from that monster cage. I love how he runs to his owner for help “don’t just stand there! Help me!”
What a clever rabbit. Happy New Year.
🥳🥳🥳
@@КотКотёнокиКрольчонок is that a angora rabbit
Very smart rabbit. The rabbit is learning as they go! So smart!
Was expecting the cat to return the favor. Hope the bunny 🐰 can get out of that cage.
Hate to say anything bad about a cat, but this kitty seems cognitively impaired. Any cat or kitten I’ve ever known would have pushed her way out of that cage as soon as Bunny Rabbit showed her how easy it was to bump her way to freedom. Or even earlier. Foolish humans did not secure the locks. Too busy setting up cameras.
Maybe kitty had Stockholm syndrome or had succumbed to institutionalization syndrome. Her friend Bunny just seemed to want full use of that comfy cage.
Такие хорошенькие и смешные...Спасибо добрым хозяевам за видео
Очень интересно ролики БОЛЬШОЕ ВАМ СУПЕР СПАСИБО ОТЛИЧНО 💯!!!
Спасибо!
The rabbit is so smart and so kind. And beautiful fluffy.
🤗🤗🤗
*да да*
That kitten didn't look like he/she was in any hurry to leave the cage...but that rabbit kept showing it how to lift the gate to get out!😇❤
Wants others to do work for him :)
Какой умненький , понимает , что котик закрыт и его надо спасти..
сюсюсю да ниужельки?? и кто жи ему рассказал? ))) хихихи
Had no idea rabbits were that intelligent--and patient lol
Rabbits are very intelligent animals!
True, my two rabbits can sometimes escape by theyself😅
Yes they are! 💘
Looks like the cat also wanted to be rescued by his friend 😂 💙
Look up youtube videos of rabbit tricks- you will be blown away at how smart they are.
That is a typical cat at the end. Lol 😂 Clever bunny 🐰 helping his buddy ⭐️
Rabbit - "How did you get yourself locked in there??"
Cat - "I don't know, just get me the hell outta here!"
Rabbit - "Hmmm you really locked yourself in there good. Gotta figure this out."
Cat - "Yeah yeah, rub it in later."
Rabbit - "I think this is too advanced for me, can't get you out."
Cat - "Uuuuuh tell me some good news please."
Rabbit - "Well maybe I can get inside..."
Rabbit - "Heh i'm inside now, with you."
Cat - "Well great, we're both stuck."
Rabbit - "Heh no, I can just lift the gate like this."
Cat - "OH, whew, I was almost stuck in there with you. Now to just lock this..."
Rabbit - "HEY COME BACK!"
Rabbit - "Dang, he really just left me."
Amanda, did you hear of that story in the US about an elderly man who collapsed in the toilet, and laid down for some 6 hours? Guess who helped him? It was his cat! He said that each time his phone rang, he would tell his cat it's ring-a-ding. So he remembered to tell his cat to go get me my ring-a-ding. Yes, the cat brought him his phone. He called for help bcz he couldn't get up. He was over 80 years old. Help came thanks to his cat fetching his ring-a-ding fone. I live I Australia and saw this story in the news. Cats are neither selfish nor dumb. It all depends on how you teach them, same with kids.
Animals on the Loose!
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The rabbit just wanted his home back! If the cat wanted to get out she do that in no minute 😄😄😄
Друга не оставлю в беде ,кролик умница настоящий друг даже люди не все так поступают .
😄 " DON'T BE FOOLED!....The rabbit's motive was a bit more about reclaiming It's own space than a friendly rescue. Anyone else notice the rabbit held the door open for the cat to exit? But it didn't right away. So, the rabbit entered and reopened the door for the cat's exit and stayed inside. Afterward, the cat was left on the outside looking in. Rabbits are smart. "
correct.
😉💯
I think the rabbit holding open the door for the cat to exit was very gallant! The cat didn't really catch on how to get out but it soon wanted to leave and banged the bars without serious intent as it didn't know how to open the cage. The rabbit came to the rescue again..!
I don't see why you would view the rabbit offering the cat time to leave as anything but assistance..the cat doesn't want to stay caged!
@@Georgia.J neither does the rabbit. Caging a rabbit is the same as caging a cat or dog. They are just as intelligent.
Rabbit: So this is the door, use it
In my case it was the other way around…my cat would open the bunny’s cage if I closed it, so he and my other cat could cuddle with him even at night; the three of them were best friends.💕
Really adorable and cute
Приятно удивлен поведением кролика! Он умнее чем я думал!
Видно ,что для кролика и кота это игра,они постоянно так играют,кот без всякого труда ,насиделся и вышел,а кролик пришел в свою хатку.Спасибо.Симпатяги.
The rabbit is super intelligent.
The cat took long enough to figure it out. The rabbit is very smart, he kept going over to the camera man for help too.
Кролик умничка, умненький, смышлёный, кота спасал, а кот сволочь, вышел и оставил кролика в клетке!!!!!!
No need to curse the cat
Amazing. You are smart and beautiful. I love you.👏👏👏🥰💋👑❤️🍀🐰😇🙏💯
Bunny is saying "cat, get out of my cage. You don't belong there. That's MY house".
😍😍😍😍😍Que bonitos!
А кот насиделся вволю и спокойно вышел)) Кролик - настоящий герой, хоть и не понятый)
Ему плюнули прямо в душу.
Amazing!!!!!!!!!
The love and concern between 2 different species
Bunny Rabbit is frantic and determined
adorable!! so smart...precious little animals..💖💖💖
Я тоже раньше думала, что коты эгоисты и думают только о себе. Но один раз мы жарили чебуреки и из некоторых из них сок протекал в масло и на кухне стоял жуткий треск от расклленного масла. Так наша Моська начала так громко мяучить, фактически без остановки, и звала нас бежать и спасаться из кухни. Она даже показывала путь на выход, возвращалась и снова мяучила)) Это было так трогательно, как она пыталась нас спасти.
Думаю в тот день Моська получила все свои вкусняшки и много обнимашек, да ,очень трогательная история .
@@ЖизньКота-ф8ъ Да, так и было)) С тех пор она снискала всеобщее уважение, еше большую любовь и почет))
Это была постанова кошачья вы конечно умилились этой ситуацией и хорошенько ее угостили она развела вас как лохов
а я когдато напился и лежал долго неподвижно и Мурзик мой, скотина, попытался от меня кусочек откусить.
@@sergbillпросто вы организовали такое амбрэ, что рядом с вами закусывать можно было, вот Мурзик и закусил.
I really think that the rabbit just wanted the cat out of his space. LOL
That is one of the cutest bunnies I have ever seen! 😍😍😍😍
This is a lionhead. They are bred for their cuteness, which messes with their physical structure (flatter face) and leaves them highly susceptible to health issues with their teeth. It's a real problem, like pugs, bulldogs and any animal which is bred for specific "looks". I have a lionhead and he had to have surgery to remove his top teeth when the bottom ones fell out and didn't grow back in. Before surgery though, he needed to have his top teeth trimmed every month because they keep growing with nothing to grind them on to wear then down. This is added stress for the rabbit. So now he has no incisors and I need to cut up everything he eats into tiny bits so he can eat it.
If you're going to get a lionhead, I urge you to rescue one and give it a good home, and not buy one from a breeder or pet shop because it is irresponsible to breed animals for their looks, subjecting them to higher chances of pain and health issues. Make sure you are checking their teeth often and learn as much as you can about rabbits before you commit to one, because they are as intelligent as a dog or cat and locking one up to live in a cage would be as cruel as caging your cat. There is a lot to learn about rabbits, I highly recommend the House Rabbit Society for accurate information and education.
Rabbits are not good pets for children, so if you have children, be sure to assess thoroughly if they are the right fit for the rabbit. If they are younger they can easily hurt or kill the rabbit, even with good intentions, so wait till they are old enough to learn and understand how to properly care for a rabbit.
All very true! I would also like to add that water bottles are impractical at best for rabbits. They drink a lot of water and cannot get adequate hydration with one!
@@Jamiesayla YES!! Thank you! This is an excellent point I forgot to mention, but it did not get past me watching the video. Water bottles are insufficient sources of hydration. My bun has a big heavy glass bowl (flat bottom, or you'll see water everywhere) and I refill it every day. Rabbits drink a LOT and they enjoy a good sturdy bowl.
Great point!
🙁. Well said everyone 👍
I would say get a healthy breed, not one that has a lot of health issues.
@@rpersen if you know ahead of time and have the capability of caring for one who needs rescue, rescue a lionhead or elderly rabbit. If not then ya, obviously find one with no health issues, or don't rescue a rabbit at all, because health issues can occur at any time and if you're not capable of giving them the care they need, it is selfish to adopt any animal.
Incredible video.... animals are much more intelligent than most think, also, they feel compassion for sure. Love this 🥰🥰
Conejito inteligente, gatito libre,🤣
Your bunny 🐰 🐇 is so adorable! He really wanted to get his kitty 😺 friend out of the cage! He joined him in the cage! It was so cute, when the kitten 😸 got out of the cage! Have a great day little cuties! Bunnies 🐰 🐇 RULE!
I laughed hard at the end how the cat didn’t want to help the rabbit 😂
But looked at the lock lol.
Cats are ungrateful beyond any doubt...
I don’t think the bunny wanted back out. He could let himself out. He just wanted the cat out of his house!
Que lindo es es super inteliguente el conejito👏👏👏
Умница🧡❤️❤️💋💋💋🤗
Aw man. Now I want a rabbit that looks and acts just as cute
Видно что зайченок волнуется, старается спасти дружка.
He's so cute he goes out of his way to help the cat 🐥💖💖
Благодарю Вас)
🌺🌺🌺
I've even seen a rabbit dig a big hole in the dirt to rescue a cat inside a shed. Animals know what they are doing!
I remember that video!
Exelente ! Maravilloso ! Gracias !
Wow, I can’t believe Lola left Loli behind in the cage 😂😂 poor bunny ❤️
I love rabbits. I've had 2. They get along with everyone 💞 including my cats and dogs
👍👍👍
Hermosas criaturas y el conejo me mata. Es adorable y muy bello. Gracias por compartir. !!!
вот это друг
Котику и в клетке не плохо.. Но настоящий друг пришел на помощь.. славные малыши..❤❤
Ce Lapin est vraiment futé, intelligent, il réfléchit, revient, persiste jusqu’à la réussite. Bravo, formidable. En plus, il d’un beau blond-roux. Beau et intelligent !!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Все кошки такие же,
это же собака за помощь-благодарностью
So cute. What a happy home.. cutness overload.🐈🐱
It seems like the adorable bunny is more clever then the kitty. :) Cute video. Cпаси́бо :)
Very smart cute and curious bunny.
Какие прелестные детишки💋❤️
That's a very smart rabbit.
Picking locks!
Oh, it's good to see he is learning a trade
It’s great to see a free roam, spoiled bunny for a change. 💕☺️ Such a good bunny! He actually asked you to help him, thats why he went near yyou💕☺️🥰
I hope that our two great countries unite in peace and deep friendship and get along as good as these two
Сладкий кролик - герой❤️🐇❤️👏
Krásný králíček i kotě
Just completely stunned how smart fluffy rabbit is. I want one just like that too. Never knew…❤️❤️❤️🙏
Yêu ghê !❤️
That is the smartest & cutest bunny I have seen in a very long time...
And he is so connected with his kitty... How beautiful & magnificent are these gifts/fluff balls🐰😼😽🐇
Smart rabbit 😍😍😍
💕💕💕💕🥰😍🌟🌹 thank you for sharing this very lovely view ..
Thank you for sharing this heartwarming interaction
I just love ❤️ that rabbit,💜👍🏽👍🏼👍🏿
Very intelligent bunny.
Awww little rabbit loves his best friend 🥰 He will not give up until saving him from
that monster cage. I love how he runs to his owner for help “don’t just stand there! Help me!”
The rabbit is trying to tell the kitty, you push while I pull the cage door. Lol. Cutest ever!!
So cruel to the kitten
Small rabbit cage.
So süß!
What a great pair of friends. What a smart bunny.
As smart as cute.
Rabbit is much smarter than any teenager I have ever met - Fluffy Bunny !! - Thank You !!!
好可愛
Amo coelhinhos e gatinhos🐰🐇🐱🐈
WoW so cute family animals
They are great friends these two cuties - always looking out for one another! People should look to animals for inspiration!
omg so adorable, funny how kitty just like ok, leaves....
Que monada!!tan tierno!!!
Par de preciosos 😍😍🥰🥰🥰
Keep calm! I will rescue you! 😂🐇🐈⬛😍
Que gato ingrato saiu andando e deixou o coelhinho preso kkkkk 😹🐇
Умница кролик! Это ж надо- ушастик додумался открыть клетку! Чудо пушистое. Ради друга лишить себя свободы.
Кот неблагодарный, бросил друга.
Смотрите внимательнее, клетку открыл человек! Там есть момент, когда кролик вообще не касается дверцы, а она открыта.
@@АннаПокровская-ы3ы вы правы. Но, крольчонок суетится, пытается что-то предпринять, зубками приподнимает решетку. А, значит, думает.
What cute little bunny and smart to.🐾
I like the way the kitten got out & just left the cage down on the poor rabbit after helping him/her 😂
Les lapins sont des animaux intelligent, sociable 🙏🐰🙏 et moins égoïste que les chats 😟. Merci pour ce beau partage 👍 !
This is a smart rabbit💞❤️💋💕
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Haha locked in cage, beautiful pets 💖💖
Cuteness overload!
No such thing as a dumb bunny! I love rabbits.
Прелесть прямо кроль
These two are so cute together. They seem to be very close friends 😊
You should get a bigger cage for the bunny because this cage is too small the poor animal suffering.
That cat is so funny and the rabbit is gorgeous.
C'est vraiment adorable et
d'une intelligence subtile ❤️
Gd merci !!... 🐿️🐾🐇🐇
If the kitten would have helped the bunny they would both be free. Smart bunny.
Fofura de amiga ❤️
Cute🌸🌸🌸✨✨✨✨
Wow very nice 👍😁
Прекрасные друзья 🙂🙂🙂🙃
Clever bunny!❤️
У них....
своя жизнь...свое восприятие мира
Без них...
мир был бы скучен
Животные радуют...
делают мир разнообразней