He's not angry. He thinks there is danger and he is trying to warn other rabbits in the area. Rabbits don't understand enough to know that there are no other rabbits around so when they feel a sense of danger it's instinctual regardless of whether they are wild or domestic.
I was looking for a nice comment and instead the first 10 comments are people trying to be 'helpful' by shaming the owner into getting Ludwig a companion.
@@ajf5745 I've had quite a few rabbits and they only ever did it to warn of danger. We humans often don't realize the reason for this and misinterpret it. But even if it was just annoyed, it comes out the same. The rabbit has a problem. It shouldn't stomp all the time, because that's a sign that it's stressed and something is wrong.
I learned that bunnies are social species and prefer to live in a group setting. As such, it's recommended to have at least 2 bunnies. However, if you're not able to own more than 1 for whatever reason, then you will need to spend more time with your bunny.
@@pablodanieljiang961you can but it's not the same. A cat and dog has predator instincts and sometimes even while playing and cause harm to bunnies. They can bond with another animal but it's best it be another rabbit. You don't really need another rabbit since most rabbits like being alone and bonding stresses them out
@j-h-123 dolphins and orcas are social creatures too that’s why you have problems with them in aquariums the orcas and dolphins in seaworld were all hoped up on antidepressants they turned them into junkies
@@pablodanieljiang961it’s not recommended to leave a rabbit with cats and dogs unsupervised. If only for the difference in strength. Injuries can be sustained even if the predator sees the bun as an equal
Sophia,the rabbit is not an it ! He is an individual, he is someone not something. Do you think all animals are just it's/something ? Animals are here with us,they are not for us,they are not food ,they are not clothing, they are someone and should be treated with respect.
that morning wakeup call, as someone that's bad at mornings, is the single best argument for getting a bunny. no more slow reluctant morning only energetic "WAKE UP, FOOD TIME, UP NOW".
That's not cute, that's sad. He shouldn't be mad. When you keep an animal, you're responsible for making sure it's well. And if a rabbit is constantly stomping, something is definitely wrong.
@@lydiahoffmann7359 No it's just the normal gamut of emotions.. not bad. You should be more worried if the rabbit is displaying apathy all the time. On the other hand he might be bored being alone and in need of a rabbit companion.
@@panzerblitz2140 Of course he needs a rabbit companion, just like every rabbit. I also wrote this to her on Instagram. She replied: "I totally agree, but I’ve tried bonding Ludwig with other buns and it hasn’t worked. I wish it had but when I did he got depressed and aggressive." I don't think it wouldn't work. Most of the time it's due to mistakes in socialization. It's not always that easy, but no rabbit should have to live alone.
Bunnies often stomp because they hear something in the distance that alerts them. It's their way of warning you and other rabbits. Thumps aren't exclusive to anger.
@@tabithasands2257animals have a wide range of emotions especially if they are social creatures. That’s just common sense that emotions are what helps social beings survive in a group
@@Shewas-kathybates if you sense a threat of danger you dont get angry you go on alert and issue a warning which is what rabbits and all animals and creatures do. Animals dont feel anger lol. Survival isnt about anger. Yall some dramatic people. I have dogs cats chickens rabbits turtles goats ducks and a host of other visitors.....anger does not live in animals. That is a human emotion.
Sorry to say this but he demands to get your attention by destructive behaviour because he is alone. Bunnys are social animals by nature, they suffer if kept on their own and you should always keep rabbits in pairs (and there are rules for what kind of pairs, ideally a spayed/neutered male and female or other recommended combinations, also there are rules for introducing and bonding the pair for it to be safe) Please get him a friend and provide a lot of rabbit appropriate enrichment (such as a dig box etc) and don't let him chew your household objects, it's not good for you or safe for him. He is gorgeous indeed.
@@Wendy-bd9zu mmm, I don't actually agree that a rabbit necessarily needs a big garden, even though thats an equivalent of paradise for it. However people have kept "house rabbits as pets for at least a couple of (human) generations now, I had 3 that lived indoors and they can be perfectly happy if loved and responsibly taken care of. I did used to bring my bunnies fresh herbs from my allotment (veg garden) and gave them lots of rabbit "toys" and enrichment. They lived freely in the rabbit proved room but for the night they were shut in their large 3-floor indoor hatch. They were very happy bunnies indeed.
I had a dwarf rabbit with fawn colored fur and he was the sweetest. He loved to cuddle up with me in the sofa while I watched tv. His character was definitely "sunnier" than Ludwig. He lived for 12 years... I still miss his cute little yawns and the way he would bump my hand with his head when he wanted attention.
We miss having our rabbit, Mr. Bunny. I was worried how the cats would be with him, but he was like Ludwig and ruled the roost. Super funny and naughty. Poor little guy got so startled by the cable guy just saying 'hello'. We thought he was just lying down, but he literally died from fear. Didn't know that was possible.
Oh I'm so sorry about that! But sadly I had to find this out the hard way as well when we lost our bunny, Carrot Top! And he was just like Ludwig lol! 😅😅 Don't know where or why we came up with that name 😅 but it made me nervous to get another rabbit altho I Love them so!!! ❤❤❤❤
He looks exactly as my bunny named Fluffy ❤ I wish all of you animals lovers & bunny lover a wonderful life taking care of these awesome creatures 🧚🏼♀️
How cute, I have two bunnies too. They need to have another bunny at least with them, so they won't be angry, this way they don't feel lonely when you're out or at night, since they sleep during daytime. A companion is very important
I don't have to read all, but have learned a lot. He's a love but i understand the concern of the rabbit people's information. So this young woman hopefully will learn as well, and do somethings to attend to his attemps best he knows how, to express his unmet needs. I know that we don't realize how complex our fellow creatures are, and how incredibly so many share these unique relationships they alone can offer us. I feel partially sad as he is crying out his way, so some of it isn't cute. Yet i hope his companion can learn from these and live many happy years together...and everyone can get a good night sleep!
He needs a companion and restricted space. No, not all bunnies are as miserable and destructive as this one, nor do they act out like this. They can be loving, caring and fun to live with. They need boundaries and some require companionship of another rabbit. This isn’t cute. He’s miserable. All the signs are there. Consider his needs and you will both be sooo much happier. 🤗❤️
Omg!!!!! You don’t know bunnies at all do you! That was mostly utter nonsense! He isn’t miserable at all. All Rabbits have at least some level of sass and attitude! If you have a sweet docile one - you have the EXCEPTION! And yes I would know - I’ve had them my whole life - I’m now 53 and I’ve been working with rabbit rescue orgs off and on since my early 30’s - every breed every temperament! Stray, pet, wild, raised by hand! He’s spicey and hilarious 😍 and every sign I saw points yo an energetic very happy opinionated floof! And yes, most need a bunny friend but there are some who for whatever reason no matter how many different tactics you try (and there are many) will not accept another rabbit even if everyone one is spayed neutered and intro’d every which way. It’s just how a few are. They’re picky and plucky and spunky and sparky and while some are soft and floofy, pliable and moldable they are rare… (or Dutch - many Dutch are cuddle pots). But seriously- how dare you just declare him miserable, not even politely suggest your opinion from your experiences 🙄 SO DAMN RUDE and so damn wrong. Ppl who know rabbits will see a typical happy and yes wilful rabbit with bucket loads of sass, energy and loveable chaos! He CLEARLY adores her! Miserable rabbits don’t run around, exploring playing or spending so much time on or near their owners. And ALL rabbits are destructive ie scratch and chew - that’s why so many get abandoned if owners don’t bunny proof. I’ve never met 2 rabbits that were the same but they all shared Bunnitude! Which is Cattitude times 10. You might need to update your schooling before trying to school others! Just ridiculous.
I don't understand. You are supposed to research your pets before bringing them home. Bunnies have teeth that continue to grow and need to be trimmed. He's desperate to find something to use. Bunnies also live in underground burrows in the wild. You could put a toddler swimming pool in the corner of a room and fill it with sphagnum moss, or something else fluffy; perhaps wood chips. There needs to be a place in your home where he can do bunny things.
I spend insane amounts of hours watching animal vids and DoDo vids in particular...I can't stop laughing at this one. BRAVO Ludwig and Kelsey. Outstanding.
In Austria and Switzerland it's illegal to only keep 1 bunny. They're social animals that need a companion. This video looks sweet, but that bunny is probably stressed out alot throughout the day
These are all normal rabbit behaviors. In the wild they "thump" to warn other bunnies of predators. They are constantly digging to add escape tunnels to their burrows. And the chewing is because their teeth never stop growing so they gotta wear them down. If you choose to own a rabbit you should expect these behaviors.
When you see Ludwig sitting on the floor staring at you at 0:24 into the video that is is giving me The Killer Rabbit of Caer Banog vibes from Monty Python's & The Hold Grail :)
Exactly like guinea pigs. We had just one for over a year and it didn't matter how much love and attention we gave him, he started getting depressed 😢 we got him Mr. Jasper and he's happy again. Although Mr. Is a rescue and afraid of everything, he's coming around and doing much better. Animals just need friends
Not true. Alot of rabbits can be alone especially if their divas. Bonding is stressful and alot of rabbits don't bond well with others. It really depends on the rabbit
"Why are you like this?" Because you've got one animal that's used to being in a group. He's lonely. And given he's never seen outside, he's probably bored out of his skull the poor bugger! Ger more, let them outside in nature. If you can't do those basic things let him live with someone who can.
Haha I've seen her videos. That is-a spicy bunny. My bun was so chill. He loves his cuddles, walks, tag, and kissing my nose, too. It's so funny to see the wide range of bunny personalities! I think I'm too old and tired to deal with such a fiesty bun these days haha. Good luck to any who have one!
Bunnies like to burrow so I think you should consider creating a Ludwig sized tunnel for him to hide in at night. You could put it by the bed. Make it portable. There are cat tunnels that extend but collapse when you need them too. They are relatively cheap. He doesn’t look like he has any toys besides your stuff . Get him some bunny toys to eliminate some of his boredom.
Hi, I think you have a beautiful relationship with your rabbit, and can see he loves you and he is happy with you. They are just like little babies and they are eager for attention (and treats). I appreciate the patience and kindness that you display with your baby bunny. Thanks for sharing.
Rabbits need to dig and run and socialize and be continuously teething or they get bored.. owners just dont get it.. depriving them of it (which most of them are) is like depriving a skater of their skateboard or a writer of their pencil.. they do not integrate with humans as easily as cat or dogs or rodents or small reptiles.. they are a very unique animal.. its almost like owning a beaver or a penguin.. you can give them a nice warm home and treats and love.. but its not enough.. she also got upset at it for waking her up.. they are crepuscular.. and its normal for a bunny to be active in the evening before it goes to sleep late at night like a stoner.. then gets up again early to munch and play before it goes back to sleep throughout the day.. its just a lack of understanding the animal
Please don’t keep him solitary. Get him a bunny partner that understands his language. Give him a big box with substrate for digging. Don’t keep him like you would keep a dog.
My bunny is just like this! He demands attention and will stomp his feet when I don’t give him his food on time and when he hears something he doesn’t like. He’s also a bit mischievous, and we love him 🐰.
Ludwig is a real cutie. I can tell his "mommy" spoils him. I don't blame her. I would also spoil him. Other people have left comments that Ludwig needs a companion. I know nothing about rabbits, other than they are very cute. Maybe she should get him an animal companion and see how that works. Hugs and kisses to you Ludwig. ❤❤😊😊
Why can you not use the word owner? Like, pet owner, do you have any sense at all? That is not ''his mommy'' nor is it a ''mommy'' at all if she does not have kids, animals are not kids soo they are not related nor even the same species. Smh.
@@Vero2yu Obviously, you have NOOOO sense at all. Mommy was in quotations. You did see that, didn't you? If you were as smart as you think you are, you would know those quotes mean the lady is not his real mother, but taking care of him the way a mother should take care of a child. Now that I have given you your lesson for today, moron, have a good one.
@@Vero2yu Exactly. I have even seen bumper stickers that mention "granddogs." That would be an interesting biological situation. Pets are NOT children, though some folks -- usually those who don't have children -- refer to them as such. Ridiculous.
@@thehaughtcorner They be saying nonsense like ''what about when people adopt children, are they not parents?'' as if that has even anything to do with it, the whole topic and the difference comes when it is Animals and people. People can obviously adopt and be their parent, legally and in other ways even if not the actual ones yet still be more valuable, but facts should be facts and that the truth is recognized.
Ludwig demanding things like he's paying rent 😂
LMAOOO 😂😂😂
He's a rabbit she's giving human traits. He's probably just bored of not living like a rabbit. Rabbits are destructive by nature at times.
Ludwig works for the IRS.
😂😂😂😅
General Ludwig is the villain rabbit in Watership Down
I think Ludwig probably needs a rabbit friend in his life🐰
Yup, that would solve most of her problems.
@@lagerhausjonnyand create 40 more, really tiny and bald problems
@@AmericaIsACountry I bet rabbits can be spayed or neutered though☺️
He need a hare'm
Our landlords get weird if we have 2 animals. They let us have two cats years ago, but they cause issues w people who want more than 1 nowadays
Ludwig's a savage 😂
Ludwig is a trip, you must be a true animal lover to understand❤
Ludwig lives with a miserable liberal lol
The stomping is sooooo cute.
Classy, Boujie, and Ratchet! Lol
@@CornThomasII YES!!! LOL!!!
He's not angry. He thinks there is danger and he is trying to warn other rabbits in the area. Rabbits don't understand enough to know that there are no other rabbits around so when they feel a sense of danger it's instinctual regardless of whether they are wild or domestic.
They def do it to be divas sometimes.
"I don't know how to describe how threatening that looks" lol😂
Those little thumps are so adorable 🥰
I was looking for a nice comment and instead the first 10 comments are people trying to be 'helpful' by shaming the owner into getting Ludwig a companion.
I know ludwig is angry, but i just can’t take him seriously! He’s too cute!!
Rabbits thump when they sense danger or ceel vulnerable. He's not angry or having tantrums- he's stressed.
@@suzystargazer2330 you do know that domesticated rabbits are different right? Also look online, they do it when they're annoyed as well.
@@ajf5745 I've had quite a few rabbits and they only ever did it to warn of danger. We humans often don't realize the reason for this and misinterpret it. But even if it was just annoyed, it comes out the same. The rabbit has a problem. It shouldn't stomp all the time, because that's a sign that it's stressed and something is wrong.
I learned that bunnies are social species and prefer to live in a group setting. As such, it's recommended to have at least 2 bunnies. However, if you're not able to own more than 1 for whatever reason, then you will need to spend more time with your bunny.
is it possible to have other animals instead of rabbit? like dog or cat to make company?
@@pablodanieljiang961you can but it's not the same. A cat and dog has predator instincts and sometimes even while playing and cause harm to bunnies. They can bond with another animal but it's best it be another rabbit. You don't really need another rabbit since most rabbits like being alone and bonding stresses them out
Bunnies are social animals but alot like being alone. Really depends on how bonding goes.
@j-h-123 dolphins and orcas are social creatures too that’s why you have problems with them in aquariums the orcas and dolphins in seaworld were all hoped up on antidepressants they turned them into junkies
@@pablodanieljiang961it’s not recommended to leave a rabbit with cats and dogs unsupervised. If only for the difference in strength. Injuries can be sustained even if the predator sees the bun as an equal
That bunny is wholesome. It could give you endless cuddles.
Do you watch minori because I just her new vids and I saw one of your comments 😂☺️
Sophia,the rabbit is not an it !
He is an individual, he is someone not something.
Do you think all animals are just it's/something ?
Animals are here with us,they are not for us,they are not food ,they are not clothing, they are someone and should be treated with respect.
@@jjradVoh boy, here we go
hes a cat in disguise
Fr 💀✋
The way he snatched the glasses off her face and then proceeds to throw them 😂
Never thought I'd be sayin *"that cute lil bunny is a menace"* 😂
Ludwig is adorable! The tantrums and that stare are hilarious 😂.
I think this lovely bunny needs a bunny friend - then he might settle down a bit. You have a great relationship.
I can not stop laughing. This is so cute. You’re a sweet owner to handle his moody behavior. He a stubborn young kid. Lol. I love it
that morning wakeup call, as someone that's bad at mornings, is the single best argument for getting a bunny. no more slow reluctant morning only energetic "WAKE UP, FOOD TIME, UP NOW".
Aww he's so cute when he's mad.
That's not cute, that's sad. He shouldn't be mad. When you keep an animal, you're responsible for making sure it's well. And if a rabbit is constantly stomping, something is definitely wrong.
@@lydiahoffmann7359 No it's just the normal gamut of emotions.. not bad. You should be more worried if the rabbit is displaying apathy all the time. On the other hand he might be bored being alone and in need of a rabbit companion.
@@panzerblitz2140 Of course he needs a rabbit companion, just like every rabbit. I also wrote this to her on Instagram. She replied: "I totally agree, but I’ve tried bonding Ludwig with other buns and it hasn’t worked. I wish it had but when I did he got depressed and aggressive."
I don't think it wouldn't work. Most of the time it's due to mistakes in socialization. It's not always that easy, but no rabbit should have to live alone.
Ludwig: I don’t want peace… I want problems
Peace was never an option.
Bunnies often stomp because they hear something in the distance that alerts them. It's their way of warning you and other rabbits. Thumps aren't exclusive to anger.
Well he clearly was doing it when he wasn’t getting his way so his are exclusive to anger.
@@TheRealEvvonne why are you placing a human emotion on a rabbit?
@@tabithasands2257 anger isn’t exclusively human. Rabbits do have reasons for stomping beyond sensing a potential threat.
@@tabithasands2257animals have a wide range of emotions especially if they are social creatures. That’s just common sense that emotions are what helps social beings survive in a group
@@Shewas-kathybates if you sense a threat of danger you dont get angry you go on alert and issue a warning which is what rabbits and all animals and creatures do. Animals dont feel anger lol. Survival isnt about anger. Yall some dramatic people. I have dogs cats chickens rabbits turtles goats ducks and a host of other visitors.....anger does not live in animals. That is a human emotion.
Animals are always a source of joy, love and laughs. Little angels ❤❤❤
I dunno why, but when a bunny is mad, it actually looks intimidating. 👏😅
Thumper, is this the real you? 😳 😂
All jokes aside, he is so precious! This video made me smile so much 💗
Ludwig acts just like a cat, spoilt, demanding but cute & cuddly and making noise so you get up at 1 or 2am. But we love 'em ❤
Sorry to say this but he demands to get your attention by destructive behaviour because he is alone. Bunnys are social animals by nature, they suffer if kept on their own and you should always keep rabbits in pairs (and there are rules for what kind of pairs, ideally a spayed/neutered male and female or other recommended combinations, also there are rules for introducing and bonding the pair for it to be safe) Please get him a friend and provide a lot of rabbit appropriate enrichment (such as a dig box etc) and don't let him chew your household objects, it's not good for you or safe for him. He is gorgeous indeed.
And maybe he would like some dirt, grass, breeze, and sunlight. We don’t know if any of his behaviors are lighthearted Or deprivation and suffering.
Glad I'm not the only one that saw problematic behaviour there.
You can give him a golden cage and order sushi every day but a rabbit needs other rabbits and a big garden 🥴
@@Wendy-bd9zu mmm, I don't actually agree that a rabbit necessarily needs a big garden, even though thats an equivalent of paradise for it. However people have kept "house rabbits as pets for at least a couple of (human) generations now, I had 3 that lived indoors and they can be perfectly happy if loved and responsibly taken care of. I did used to bring my bunnies fresh herbs from my allotment (veg garden) and gave them lots of rabbit "toys" and enrichment. They lived freely in the rabbit proved room but for the night they were shut in their large 3-floor indoor hatch. They were very happy bunnies indeed.
Wrong
That really made my day. So cute n funny! I love him and the owner is awesome too. Thank you! I'm still laughing! 😃
Ludwig has the perfect name! His tantrums are already epic! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks Ludwig I needed this laugh this morning 😅😅😅❤❤❤
❤ He's so precious ❤😊 made me laugh with his thumping just adorable ❤😊
❤ He’s so delicious ❤ 😊 made me hungry with his thumping just BBQ ❤ 😊
Ludwig is adorable; tantrums, thumps and all!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Ludwig says I didn't choose the bunny life, 🐇 bunny life chose me 😅😅❤❤ 🐰
I had a dwarf rabbit with fawn colored fur and he was the sweetest. He loved to cuddle up with me in the sofa while I watched tv. His character was definitely "sunnier" than Ludwig. He lived for 12 years... I still miss his cute little yawns and the way he would bump my hand with his head when he wanted attention.
He’s too cute 🥰 for words love when he thumps his legs 🤣🤣🤣
he’s angry that he’s not getting any attention, so Ludwig is rebelling😂
Rabbits are the sassiest animals ever!
(I have a rabbit and he is just as sassy as Ludwig!)
I hope he gets some time outside to run and dig. He's got lots of energy and needs to be a rabbit.
I have a rabbit living in a cat carrier while I make her new hutch- I let her out in an outdoor pen outside so she can run and stretch her legs.
It's actually not recommended to let house rabbits outside (although people do it)
@EndohMiharu My vet, a rabbit specialist, certainly advocates for house rabbits to have time outside - in a safe environment, of course.
My rabbit hated going outside. He would check his territory and start to demand to be let back inside. Actually got mad if I refused to let him in. 😂
that bunny is an agent of chaos
We miss having our rabbit, Mr. Bunny. I was worried how the cats would be with him, but he was like Ludwig and ruled the roost. Super funny and naughty. Poor little guy got so startled by the cable guy just saying 'hello'. We thought he was just lying down, but he literally died from fear. Didn't know that was possible.
Oh I'm so sorry about that! But sadly I had to find this out the hard way as well when we lost our bunny, Carrot Top! And he was just like Ludwig lol! 😅😅 Don't know where or why we came up with that name 😅 but it made me nervous to get another rabbit altho I Love them so!!! ❤❤❤❤
Noooo 😢
@pambeforethestorm9784 - Sorry about Carrot Top too. Yes, I never thought bunnies would have so much personality!
Ludwig the type of bunny who digs straight down in Minecraft
Rabbit should not be alone he need a rabbit friend.
“Why are you like this?”
Because I’m a rabbit and this house is all I have.
That’s correct ☝🏻
@@63rambler66😂😂
Wrong
Hilarious!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Who would have thought something so adorable could DEMAND so much attention and respect!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Love his personality, he makes you smile!!! Look at that sweet face, and he has a temper to go with it 😅😊 how unique
Special little guy, just ❤ him!
He looks exactly as my bunny named Fluffy ❤ I wish all of you animals lovers & bunny lover a wonderful life taking care of these awesome creatures 🧚🏼♀️
My bun, Willow too! 😆 I can SO relate to this video!
……. and I wouldn’t have it any other way! Willows my heart ❤
Seashell,are you an animal lover,do you eat animals , eggs or dairy ?
How cute, I have two bunnies too. They need to have another bunny at least with them, so they won't be angry, this way they don't feel lonely when you're out or at night, since they sleep during daytime. A companion is very important
What a spoiled & spunky little fur baby! 🐰
I don't have to read all, but have learned a lot. He's a love but i understand the concern of the rabbit people's information. So this young woman hopefully will learn as well, and do somethings to attend to his attemps best he knows how, to express his unmet needs. I know that we don't realize how complex our fellow creatures are, and how incredibly so many share these unique relationships they alone can offer us. I feel partially sad as he is crying out his way, so some of it isn't cute. Yet i hope his companion can learn from these and live many happy years together...and everyone can get a good night sleep!
He needs a companion and restricted space. No, not all bunnies are as miserable and destructive as this one, nor do they act out like this. They can be loving, caring and fun to live with. They need boundaries and some require companionship of another rabbit. This isn’t cute. He’s miserable. All the signs are there. Consider his needs and you will both be sooo much happier. 🤗❤️
Facts 💯
Exactly
I agree 💯
Omg!!!!! You don’t know bunnies at all do you! That was mostly utter nonsense! He isn’t miserable at all. All Rabbits have at least some level of sass and attitude! If you have a sweet docile one - you have the EXCEPTION! And yes I would know - I’ve had them my whole life - I’m now 53 and I’ve been working with rabbit rescue orgs off and on since my early 30’s - every breed every temperament! Stray, pet, wild, raised by hand! He’s spicey and hilarious 😍 and every sign I saw points yo an energetic very happy opinionated floof! And yes, most need a bunny friend but there are some who for whatever reason no matter how many different tactics you try (and there are many) will not accept another rabbit even if everyone one is spayed neutered and intro’d every which way. It’s just how a few are.
They’re picky and plucky and spunky and sparky and while some are soft and floofy, pliable and moldable they are rare… (or Dutch - many Dutch are cuddle pots). But seriously- how dare you just declare him miserable, not even politely suggest your opinion from your experiences 🙄 SO DAMN RUDE and so damn wrong. Ppl who know rabbits will see a typical happy and yes wilful rabbit with bucket loads of sass, energy and loveable chaos! He CLEARLY adores her! Miserable rabbits don’t run around, exploring playing or spending so much time on or near their owners. And ALL rabbits are destructive ie scratch and chew - that’s why so many get abandoned if owners don’t bunny proof. I’ve never met 2 rabbits that were the same but they all shared Bunnitude! Which is Cattitude times 10. You might need to update your schooling before trying to school others! Just ridiculous.
@@SquirrelThis so rude… it’s just hilarious
O yeah! As an owner of 3 bunnies, i can say that he is a typical BUNNY
I don't understand. You are supposed to research your pets before bringing them home. Bunnies have teeth that continue to grow and need to be trimmed. He's desperate to find something to use.
Bunnies also live in underground burrows in the wild. You could put a toddler swimming pool in the corner of a room and fill it with sphagnum moss, or something else fluffy; perhaps wood chips. There needs to be a place in your home where he can do bunny things.
I spend insane amounts of hours watching animal vids and DoDo vids in particular...I can't stop laughing at this one.
BRAVO Ludwig and Kelsey.
Outstanding.
In Austria and Switzerland it's illegal to only keep 1 bunny. They're social animals that need a companion. This video looks sweet, but that bunny is probably stressed out alot throughout the day
Omg he is so adorable.
What a cutie pie. I have a mini lop who thumps when he can’t what she wants 😂😂
He obviously doesn't like that his human doesn't understand his demands.
Not demands, just his needs...wants a buddy
When Ludwig knocks things down, he is a scientist working on gravity....LOL. He is so adorable, even with his tantrums.
These are all normal rabbit behaviors. In the wild they "thump" to warn other bunnies of predators. They are constantly digging to add escape tunnels to their burrows. And the chewing is because their teeth never stop growing so they gotta wear them down. If you choose to own a rabbit you should expect these behaviors.
That was EPIC! Couple moments reminded me of one of my favorite childhood book series called Bunnicula! ❤️
I've heard of people who spoil their kids and their kids at like that but I've never seen this before😅 I LOVE IT❤
Hé needs another rabbit friend to be happy.
When you see Ludwig sitting on the floor staring at you at 0:24 into the video that is is giving me The Killer Rabbit of Caer Banog vibes from Monty Python's & The Hold Grail :)
Bunny are sad, when alone, need a mate, that is all.
Or captive in a cell block prison.
Aww, that bunny is wholesome
Regards from Indonesia
Cutest thing ever! Little Ludwig means business!!!! Lol
“Oh, it’s just a harmless little bunny!”
LUDWIG IS NOT ONLY A CUTIE PIE BUT HE'S A FUNNY LITTLE GUY!!!😂🥰😍😘🐇🐇😃🫶🏽🙋🏽🔥🙏🏽👑✝️📖🔥🕊️
Rabbit with cat attitude 😅
Ludwig is like my puppy 🐶 Jezebel... a mini dashound with ATTITUDE ❤
That deadly stare…lol.😂
How can something so cute can be so demanding and fussy? 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰
Rabbits are social animals, never only have one its not good for them. 👍🏻
Exactly like guinea pigs. We had just one for over a year and it didn't matter how much love and attention we gave him, he started getting depressed 😢 we got him Mr. Jasper and he's happy again. Although Mr. Is a rescue and afraid of everything, he's coming around and doing much better. Animals just need friends
Not true. Alot of rabbits can be alone especially if their divas. Bonding is stressful and alot of rabbits don't bond well with others. It really depends on the rabbit
@mikih636 you are completely right
@@mikih636 the majority of rabbits thrive with companionship. Very few, and it is the exception rather than the rule, enjoy living alone.
@@lorrainereilly4238 lmaooo. I have 2 rabbits and they hate being together. Which is why I said what I said. I'll be alone with my 2 cuties. Thanks 😊
This is probably my most favorite video I’ve ever watched i love your rabit and how you talk to him he just loves you❤❤❤
Omg I love him so much!! That thumping is adorable!!
"Why are you like this?" Because you've got one animal that's used to being in a group. He's lonely. And given he's never seen outside, he's probably bored out of his skull the poor bugger! Ger more, let them outside in nature. If you can't do those basic things let him live with someone who can.
Haha I've seen her videos. That is-a spicy bunny.
My bun was so chill. He loves his cuddles, walks, tag, and kissing my nose, too. It's so funny to see the wide range of bunny personalities! I think I'm too old and tired to deal with such a fiesty bun these days haha. Good luck to any who have one!
Bunnies like to burrow so I think you should consider creating a Ludwig sized tunnel for him to hide in at night. You could put it by the bed. Make it portable. There are cat tunnels that extend but collapse when you need them too. They are relatively cheap. He doesn’t look like he has any toys besides your stuff . Get him some bunny toys to eliminate some of his boredom.
Our girl thumps or grunts when she don’t get her way 😂❤
His little thumbs are his way of saying "Listen Linda, listen!". Lol
Bunnies are amazing
😂❤😚🐰🐇🥕🥕🥕
He will definitely digivolve into *Cherubimon (Evil)* one day.
So cute and cuddly yet ruthless 😂❤🐇
Hi, I think you have a beautiful relationship with your rabbit, and can see he loves you and he is happy with you. They are just like little babies and they are eager for attention (and treats). I appreciate the patience and kindness that you display with your baby bunny. Thanks for sharing.
Ludwig acts EXACTLY like my pet parrot. 😂
"Sir?" 🤣 Such an adorable chaos cabbage!
sometimes bunnies will calm down a bit if they have a friend. at least that was what happened when i got my second bunny.
Rabbits need to dig and run and socialize and be continuously teething or they get bored.. owners just dont get it.. depriving them of it (which most of them are) is like depriving a skater of their skateboard or a writer of their pencil.. they do not integrate with humans as easily as cat or dogs or rodents or small reptiles.. they are a very unique animal.. its almost like owning a beaver or a penguin.. you can give them a nice warm home and treats and love.. but its not enough.. she also got upset at it for waking her up.. they are crepuscular.. and its normal for a bunny to be active in the evening before it goes to sleep late at night like a stoner.. then gets up again early to munch and play before it goes back to sleep throughout the day.. its just a lack of understanding the animal
He wants to play.
So cute
He’s not destroying things to get attention he’s destroying things because he’s a rabbit and that’s what rabbits do. They’re very mischievous.
Maybe he is unhappy living there.
Ludwig chooses violence daily!😂
Sounds like our baby girl!! Lmao!! But what can you do but love them! They are like having a toddler. ❤
He's like this because you let him.
Please don’t keep him solitary. Get him a bunny partner that understands his language. Give him a big box with substrate for digging. Don’t keep him like you would keep a dog.
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Ludwig is a handsome bunny that's for sure!
Glad he has you as his human. Thank you!
His threatening pose reminds me EXACTLY of The Killer Rabit from Monty Python & The Holy Grail! 😅
I was wondering why he looked so familiar
That bunny is a rabbit from hell! 😂😂😭😭
This girl is an enabler.
Bro's like "Bed time? Nah, it's violence time"
Bunnies do best in pairs. They are not solitary animals.
I think he needs a Rabbit Friend.
My bunny is just like this! He demands attention and will stomp his feet when I don’t give him his food on time and when he hears something he doesn’t like. He’s also a bit mischievous, and we love him 🐰.
He probably is lonely and wants a buddy and naturally they live in the wild... maybe that's part of a reason
He's got her trained! 😂
Ludwig is a real cutie. I can tell his "mommy" spoils him. I don't blame her. I would also spoil him. Other people have left comments that Ludwig needs a companion. I know nothing about rabbits, other than they are very cute. Maybe she should get him an animal companion and see how that works. Hugs and kisses to you Ludwig. ❤❤😊😊
Why can you not use the word owner? Like, pet owner, do you have any sense at all?
That is not ''his mommy'' nor is it a ''mommy'' at all if she does not have kids, animals are not kids soo they are not related nor even the same species. Smh.
@@Vero2yu Obviously, you have NOOOO sense at all. Mommy was in quotations. You did see that, didn't you? If you were as smart as you think you are, you would know those quotes mean the lady is not his real mother, but taking care of him the way a mother should take care of a child. Now that I have given you your lesson for today, moron, have a good one.
@@Vero2yu Exactly. I have even seen bumper stickers that mention "granddogs." That would be an interesting biological situation. Pets are NOT children, though some folks -- usually those who don't have children -- refer to them as such. Ridiculous.
@@thehaughtcorner They be saying nonsense like ''what about when people adopt children, are they not parents?'' as if that has even anything to do with it, the whole topic and the difference comes when it is Animals and people. People can obviously adopt and be their parent, legally and in other ways even if not the actual ones yet still be more valuable, but facts should be facts and that the truth is recognized.
What a bossy little booger!! But he’s so cute!! Good thing!😀
I think Ludwig needs another rabbit. Also, get him neutered if you have not.