Owning a bunny rabbit can be a very rewarding experience, as an owner you can have a strong bond with your bunny rabbit, and have a wonderful addition to your family.
Before you adopt your bunny rabbit, it pays to invest in a good bunny rabbit care guide.
This will ensure that you have all the correct information before you adopt your little bunny.
Bunny rabbits are not low maintenance, they require daily care and training to ensure that you have a well adjusted and well behaved bunny rabbit.
Rabbits are very fragile creatures, who often do not like to be held and cuddled.
They can use their very sharp claws and their strong back legs to get out of a cuddle.
However, if trained correctly, they can enjoy cuddle time, and also enjoy being around their owners.
Rabbits do not overly do well around young children, as the children can be loud, it can startle the rabbit, and can cause a heart attack.
Young children also do not know how to handle the rabbit with care, and often will want to cuddle them, like they would the placid cat.
Rabbits do need interaction with humans on a daily basis.
This helps create a strong bond with the owner, and makes for a much happier rabbit.
They can interact well with other pets, but they need to be trained well first.
If left untrained a Rabbit can and will show aggression against you and other animals.
Before adopting your rabbit, it does pay to do your research well.
This way you know what to expect and how to get the most out of your relationship with your new rabbit.