Being a loving owner of 7 (lifetime), currently 2... I can tell from major experience... these are 2 young, very happy bunnies. Testing out their wheels on the track, and lovin it lol. Our newest "Snowy"... "Baby snowda aka baby yoda lol" was the happiest thing when we got her... she was cooped up in a small cage, and when we let her loose it was nothing but this, and licks loving us since we got her.. she's the most precious soul, if you're a stranger and walk in the room she runs up like this, and lick your ankle, people crack up when they come over, she's the sweetest.. but aren't all rabbits?
I got baseboard heaters in my house too and my rabbit likes to binky off them when he gets close. He can jump pretty high and it always suprises people. He also likes to pretend to come up to you and wait till you reach out to touch him then he binkys away like a haha can't touch this.
the bunny head of lion like my bunny but in black i want other bunny :( in this moment i can have juste old bunny 3 years old guizmo and my kitty courtney love it s my love and i m solitary in life and before i m sick, the animals it s my zootherapy (sorry i'm more canadian french)
, are these two male or female rabbits and are they neutered and how old are they? I live on a boat down in the Florida Keys and I got two rabbits running loose both males 1 neutered and a chipped and one not. I have to keep them separate, blocking off certain parts in a boat to keep them from biting and kicking each other. They are rescue rabbit and not my design. I wish I had more room for them and a couple of Bunny friends that they could get along with. It's a love-hate relationship , because they like to sleep laying next to each other but there has to be a screen or plexi glass or wire in-between. And the non-neutered one puts yellow spots on the white neutered one.
Coconut (fluffy) is female, Brave (white) is male. They were 3months when this was filmed. They are siblings, have since been desexed and are living happily all over the house with our Golden Retriever. There is a initial video about coconut, as well as a follow up on our channel. She was brought to us with some serious eyes challenges and has made a full recovery. We are currently supporting a new bun called 'Wylee". More on her in upcoming videos.
@@sparklelifeanimals one of my boys is neutered in the other ones not. But they constantly lay down next to each other sleep next to each other and eat next to each other but I gotta keep a physical barrier between them. They take turns roaming around the boat but each one has their own little special territory my white bunny claims the bow of the Boat except for a cage with an entrance under my bed. The rest of the front of the boat has a tunnel also going under my bed. Under the bed they each have a couple of Chambers 1 exit into the kitchen and the other exits into my bedroom I keep the kitchen bedroom door closed. I don't think they do enough binky. Living on a boat with two rabbits during pandemic there are a lot of good stories thanks for the response I wondered why they got along so good. My golden Mini Rex named honey was the sweetest rabbit there ever was and the smartest. I left her at a vet one night out of panic, at the vet she got a broken pelvic somehow and within 2 hours. Honey was a real special rabbit. Honey could make vowel sounds like a e i o u. And you could hear these when you put your ear to her throat or very close.
@@edwardroche2480 Get the one rabbit neutered and you probably won’t have problems with them getting along. Females it wouldn’t make much difference, but with males, neutering is everything! Have had MANY rabbits in 30+ years and you *always* must neuter the males! Your set-up sounds great, tho.😊
@@hollyherr2552 my unneutered rabbit is 2 years old is that too late to have him neutered? I worry about that. He has a wonderful personality you can walk up to him and he never runs away you can pet him at any time and he has no objections. He loves being petted and cuddled. I take him up to a park where he can run around. I left a leash on him the first two times and now I can let him off the leash and he doesn't run off. He likes to dig a little pit in the dirt and lay in it after he gets a little running exercise.
Esa caja que tiene su heno es de metal, yo creo que es peligroso para los conejos, cuando corren a máxima velocidad no alcanzan a frenar y se pueden lastimar 😔😔😔
@@c9vetlondon753 I have never heard of that word being racist. Of course now a days everything is racist especially when you bring up racism. Binkying is what bunnies do. It means the twist in the air as they are hopping. Ask any rabbit expert. How many definitions are there for the word To, two or too? Nobody is going to quit using the term in bunny language because that's what it is- binkying. Words evolve over time. Just look up bunnies binkying and that's what it's called.
In the thumbnail one of the bunnies looks like they are floating in mid air! XD 🤣 Adorable little fellas! 😁🥰💕🐰🐇
Am watching while my 4 are resting. Thank you for sharing 🇬🇧💕😄
Being a loving owner of 7 (lifetime), currently 2... I can tell from major experience... these are 2 young, very happy bunnies. Testing out their wheels on the track, and lovin it lol. Our newest "Snowy"... "Baby snowda aka baby yoda lol" was the happiest thing when we got her... she was cooped up in a small cage, and when we let her loose it was nothing but this, and licks loving us since we got her.. she's the most precious soul, if you're a stranger and walk in the room she runs up like this, and lick your ankle, people crack up when they come over, she's the sweetest.. but aren't all rabbits?
Cute little bun buns. Bunnies are the cutest beings on the planet
I watch this video all the time. It always brings a smile!
I love watching mine bunking in the morning while I have coffee. Seeing them so full of joy reminds me how lucky I am. Thank you for sharing 👍❤️🐇🐇
I can watch bunnies doing this all day - only topped in cuteness by bunnies flopping .
It never gets old seeing my bunny flail about!
Coconut is so healthy and full of life!!!! :)
i love when bunnies do this, so goofy and fast
Soooo cute!
and tasty
It fills me with so much happiness seeing bunnies do this 💗💕💕💞
No fast forwarding on these Bunny Olympics !!!
🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰
Precious little creatures 🥰❤️
THEY'RE SO CUTE ❤
They are so lucky.😄
Your bunnies 🐰 are so adorable! Beautiful bunny 🐰 🐇 binkies! Bunnies 🐰 RULE!
I absolutely love how you managed to capture the thumbnail with one of the bunnies in mid-bink!
Two fluffy crazy rockets a day keep any sorrow away
Absolutely!
So cute!!😍❤
I got baseboard heaters in my house too and my rabbit likes to binky off them when he gets close. He can jump pretty high and it always suprises people. He also likes to pretend to come up to you and wait till you reach out to touch him then he binkys away like a haha can't touch this.
Beware of too many pellets! But otherwise cute bunnies! :))
😍
What is this song! I friggin love it.
Run and jump! So cool!
Beautiful. 🥰🍀💋😇❤️🙏💯
Awwwww😱♥️♥️😍🐰😍😍😍🐰salritos bellosssssss😘
Verry cute rabbit
😍😍😘😘🐰🐇😘😘😍😍
Cute bunnys 😍😍😍🐰🐰🐰
Que hermosos 😍
I have a bunny to
hoppy nuggets!
Cutest thing
binkies and more binkies.
The thumbnail haha
the bunny head of lion like my bunny but in black i want other bunny :( in this moment i can have juste old bunny 3 years old guizmo and my kitty courtney love it s my love and i m solitary in life and before i m sick, the animals it s my zootherapy (sorry i'm more canadian french)
😍💖💛💙
, are these two male or female rabbits and are they neutered and how old are they? I live on a boat down in the Florida Keys and I got two rabbits running loose both males 1 neutered and a chipped and one not. I have to keep them separate, blocking off certain parts in a boat to keep them from biting and kicking each other. They are rescue rabbit and not my design. I wish I had more room for them and a couple of Bunny friends that they could get along with. It's a love-hate relationship , because they like to sleep laying next to each other but there has to be a screen or plexi glass or wire in-between. And the non-neutered one puts yellow spots on the white neutered one.
Coconut (fluffy) is female, Brave (white) is male. They were 3months when this was filmed. They are siblings, have since been desexed and are living happily all over the house with our Golden Retriever. There is a initial video about coconut, as well as a follow up on our channel. She was brought to us with some serious eyes challenges and has made a full recovery. We are currently supporting a new bun called 'Wylee". More on her in upcoming videos.
@@sparklelifeanimals one of my boys is neutered in the other ones not. But they constantly lay down next to each other sleep next to each other and eat next to each other but I gotta keep a physical barrier between them. They take turns roaming around the boat but each one has their own little special territory my white bunny claims the bow of the Boat except for a cage with an entrance under my bed. The rest of the front of the boat has a tunnel also going under my bed. Under the bed they each have a couple of Chambers 1 exit into the kitchen and the other exits into my bedroom I keep the kitchen bedroom door closed. I don't think they do enough binky. Living on a boat with two rabbits during pandemic there are a lot of good stories thanks for the response I wondered why they got along so good. My golden Mini Rex named honey was the sweetest rabbit there ever was and the smartest. I left her at a vet one night out of panic, at the vet she got a broken pelvic somehow and within 2 hours. Honey was a real special rabbit. Honey could make vowel sounds like a e i o u. And you could hear these when you put your ear to her throat or very close.
@@edwardroche2480 Get the one rabbit neutered and you probably won’t have problems with them getting along. Females it wouldn’t make much difference, but with males, neutering is everything! Have had MANY rabbits in 30+ years and you *always* must neuter the males! Your set-up sounds great, tho.😊
@@hollyherr2552 my unneutered rabbit is 2 years old is that too late to have him neutered? I worry about that. He has a wonderful personality you can walk up to him and he never runs away you can pet him at any time and he has no objections. He loves being petted and cuddled. I take him up to a park where he can run around. I left a leash on him the first two times and now I can let him off the leash and he doesn't run off. He likes to dig a little pit in the dirt and lay in it after he gets a little running exercise.
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Кратко о курсах валют😉
Esa caja que tiene su heno es de metal, yo creo que es peligroso para los conejos, cuando corren a máxima velocidad no alcanzan a frenar y se pueden lastimar 😔😔😔
😂😂😂😂😂
Owo
I'm gonna buy bunnies, record videos and earn money on UA-cam
Good job not using the racist word binkies
Binky isn't a racist word! It means a bunny is hopping, because he is 😊 happy!
@@ARLimon74 nope, it is EXTREMELY racist history and you need to stop using it IMMEDIATELY!
@@ARLimon74 false
And what word would you use? Before bunnies, to me, a binky was a baby pacifier.
@@c9vetlondon753 I have never heard of that word being racist. Of course now a days everything is racist especially when you bring up racism. Binkying is what bunnies do. It means the twist in the air as they are hopping. Ask any rabbit expert. How many definitions are there for the word To, two or too? Nobody is going to quit using the term in bunny language because that's what it is- binkying. Words evolve over time. Just look up bunnies binkying and that's what it's called.