Rabbit meets wild rabbit - WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2022
- A tiny pet bunny rabbit goes outside for the first time! It is almost a feat too incredible to believe! Pigpoke is a free range rabbit / free roam rabbit in the confines of his home, but whenever he is given the opportunity to explore the wider world (i.e. go outside), he runs in the other direction! Pigpoke is an adopted rabbit, and he was found abandonded outside, so it's likely he has some trauma associated with the outdooors. We would like to show that if we are with him, he can play and luxuriate to his heart's content.
This was Pigpoke's second day of going outside. This time he got near the wild rabbit and they played and chased each other!
Adopted rabbit Pigpoke is still learning and still doesn't trust the outside. He is a bit of a scared rabbit / angry rabbit, and likes hanging out under things. He was finally coaxed out, and met a wild rabbit in the yard!
As background on Pigpoke - We adopted a rabbit! So far, the adopted rabbit sometimes loves us and sometimes hates us. It's half and half at present. We thought we were good at rabbit petting, rabbit feeding, and rabbit holding, and most other rabbit care activities, but we have now realized that we are actually not that good with rabbits, we were just good with Pipkin rabbit. To be blunt, after adopting this new rabbit, we realize we have no special rabbit skills, but we will do our best, and endeavor to get Adopted Rabbit (newly named Pigpoke!) to love us as much as we love him! Maybe one day we can even make a rabbit learns he is adopted video.
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"Lagomorphs unite!!!!"
- Pigpoke
This was Pigpoke's second day of making it outside! His rabbit friend was back again! Hooray! We are not sure what is happening, however! If you have a thought, let us know! As always, thank you for watching! :D
Both are cute🥰
I would say "Lagomorphs assemble" 😍😂
He's telling the wild bunny "this yard ain't big enough for the two of us!" 🤠
Rabbits are very territorial but also the best thing you can do for the bun is bond it with another one. So he’s either trying to play/court or chase it away. However rabbits can really injure one another so be very careful.
Not sure but my bet would be wild bun is also a male as they are the ones that stay outside the burrow to guard it.
I'm thinking it's Pigpoke's version of, "Geeat oofff maaaaaaa LAAAAAAANNNNNNDDD!! Varmint!!"
One is camouflaged to blend in with dirt, one is camouflaged to blend in with Oreos. Nature is crazy!
😆😆😆
Reserved comment.
Estuvo bueno eso del oreo me hiciste reir
Oh my god!😅🤣😂
Until Pepé Le Pew shows up , then its bizarre ! ;D
Wild rabbit: AHHHH AHHHH AH!!
Pigpoke: Why are you running? *WHY ARE YOU RUNNING?!*
ROFL
😂😂😂
👌
DAMN! YOU BEAT ME TO IT
🤣
I never thought the black and white rabbit was gonna run that fast. So crazy.. obv still no match for the wild one, who is used to running for it's life
Rabbits run soooo fast. I have a Flemish Giant. She's the size of a small dog. She's bigger than my Chorkie. She runs round my living room like lightening but the crazy thing is, she knows exactly how to turn or stop in a split second to avoid running into something. It's cool to watch an animal that big run so fast.
@@Mandaxx25 it’s called agility and cheetahs 🐆 are the undisputed undefeated champions of the world 🌎 at it rabbits are very agile tho
I love comments that are copied from other comments posted days ago
@@ginolorenzo4117 I never read anyone's comments. I wrote what I thought. I dont have time to be reading comments and copying them. I have a life ty. Sorry u don't, that ur job is to read all these comments and look for "plagiarism" lmfao. It's not that serious 🤯🥸
you copied!! i big mad 😡😡😡
I love how, despite the fact that the wild rabbit is probably much more stronger than Pigpoke, he was still trying to one-up it! :D
Really? The wild rabbit looks tiny compared the Pigpoke, like half his size. The wild rabbit is probably faster but not stronger. Also it probably doesn’t have as good a diet and as a result is thinner and probably weaker too.
Pet bunny was displaying a dominant posture. Straight back high ears and a chase, was letting the wild bunny know who's grass he was eating. 😎👍
I dunno. This reminded me of the old Warner Bros cartoon of Peppy LePu & the female cat trying to get away. 🤣🤣
@@bonjovirocks24 Rabbits will be rabbits.
@@bonjovirocks24 thisss
Lol! I thought it was a female!
Thanks for the explanation, I figured it was something like that.
"This is my yard you squatter!" Pigpoke, 2022.
Lol. Great comment
@@BJ-fw7sc hi Brian
GET OF MY LAWN ! ! !
@@BJ-fw7sc hahaha
@@manuelr.7461 hahaha
Pigpoke is adorable, but his color likely startles the other rabbit. I'd like to see what happens when the wild rabbit realizes that pigpoke is one of him. I'll be watching!!! We had house chickens who had strollers, diapers, and went out to restaurants and lived as people. The best part was watching when wild birds were around, their amazement at these entitled (and amazingly fat) birds who were pushed around in strollers and ate their owner's food. They were obviously curious how the hens managed to train us LOL.
Wild rabbit: Comfort has weighed you down
Pet rabbit: He's so fast
Yep, you can definitely see the difference between a domestic rabbit and a wild one here. That wild rabbit can sure run fast! Glad Pigpoke seems to be doing fine under your care.
Doubt he woukd be able to run for long that's a disadvantage to domesticated animals
Well duh the other one is fat and larger lol
Idk they looked like they had the same speed
@@primewinxxy2288 The wild rabbit can dash off more rapidly than Pigpoke can. Pigpoke also doesn't maneuver himself as gracefully. It is to be expected from a domestic rabbit bred for looks and a relatively calm demeanor.
The Domestic rabbits are from a European branch of rabbits and don't even contain similar enough DNA with the Cotton Tail in the Americas, they can't even breed together, not viably anyway.
All I can say is, have you ever seen Watership Down? Rabbits are surprisingly territorial and savage af. Best to ensure our wild cohort is not around before letting Pigpoke out in the future. Rabbits will fight to the death and since it won't be in a small, contained and supervised area like you'd do for rabbit bonding, you won't be able to easily break up the fight. There could be deadly consequences. It's no joke! I have a scar from having to break up a rabbit fight, and that one happened in a controlled setting.
Not only are they incredibly territorial but wild rabbits are insanely dirty in that they can't get vaccinated and regular care against viruses and ailments that your house bun can - not all vets will vaccinate house rabbits either. Between the chronic wasting disease (chronic hemorrhage? I forget what it's called but it's nasty) and the ticks and fleas that wild rabbit is a hopping infection hotspot who, as a prey animal, will never show that it's sick until it's literally dying.
@@ollieworth7341 Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease, or RHD
@@kelseysm3555 thank you! i think chronic wasting disease is actually deer, just couldnt remember the name of it. i did google it after commenting but forgot to edit.
iirc its [RDH] mostly in the western states but theres been possible infections in canada, feel like i remember reading about that when i got my two bunnies got their checkup. i think it was alberta? though looking at a tracking map as far back as 2020 there are a few cases around the gulf of mexico, in florida, Georgia, and as far as montgomery even. even with a vaccinated house rabbit i'd still be worried about my bun becoming a potential carrier and causing an outbreak with the shelters, vets, other owners and even causing more harm to the wild population of rabbits in my area even with other diseases that arent specifically RHD
AAAA love that book! I think the name pipkin (their old rabbit) was from there
@@ollieworth7341 You're right my Vet. wouldn't Vax. my bun. She said in her exp. If indoors it's not necessary, plus the fact they dont always live long lives. Shes got yrs. Behind her, but I have to say I was surprised. Rabbits hide illnesses so well.
My pet rabbits used to do the same with the neighborhood cat, when it would stroll through our garden. It was surrounded by a thick hedge and had lots of natural cover, so they were given the run of the place, whenever anyone was outside or in the kitchen.
They were two males (litter mates) and very curious and confident.
They would just hop towards the cat to investigate it....and the cat would inevitably flee. Sometimes chased by the rabbits.
At first we were apprehensive about the situation, but nothing ever happened in 10+ years.
Just make sure, wild rabbits in your area don't carry dangerous diseases or something.
It doesn’t look like Pigpoke has slept through any dinner bells. He’s a keeper.
Yes keeper, inside
We had a similar situation in our backyard when an injured wild rabbit was brought to us to recover with our five domestic rabbits. They had their well-established pecking order and tried to place the wild one in it. He was much too fast for them, so they eventually agreed among themselves that he would not count as a rabbit. They tried to just ignore him. He eventually fully recovered and left through the chain-link. It was surprising to learn that he could have left at any time but chose to stay for three months.
Hell, free food safe, warm. Freedom and rights. A sliding scale At the extremes, an animal in a zoo has no (or not much) freedom but the right to food, medical care and safety. An animal in the wild has complete freedom but no rights to anything much. In our human society we fight and yell up and down that scale. Look at the reaction to Covid vaccinations and mandates.
@@kitthearty Well said. I didn't expect that kind of insight from comments on a rabbit video on UA-cam. 😀
Aww he wanted in but tot kicked out in the end
Terry Hale Start what you said with Once upond a time and you'll have an amazing children book! Love the way you describe it.
@@aannunnaki7500 Absolutely loved having rabbits. And...You're right. Could fill several children's books. One of my favorites was when Hazel got Scooter pregnant. Something like a week later, she got nesting fever: the uncontrollable, driven urge to prepare a nice nest for her coming brood. I had already made a plywood nesting box for her and loved sneaking the top off periodically to see what progress she had made. She started with small twigs to get the space right, then added leaves and dead grass for padding. Finally, she began lining it with her own loose fur pulled from her chest and arms. I happened to be there when she spotted a huge clump of fur in front of her and blindly grabbed a big chunk and yanked. Poor Hazel jumped about two feet in the air and squealed. Scooter instantly realized what she had done and darted away.
He was showing his dominance that these humans are his pets and that's his house, he payed for it!
Not sure what you mean 'he payed for it'???
@@kathp6689 the rabbit pays for the house through the yt channel lol
@@niclasc2152 ah I see!!!!
@@kathp6689 The rabbit owns the humans lol.
@@Cbd_7ohm no need to point out the obvious sir. The rabbit domesticated these humans and claimed the alpha position in the tribe to the degree, that they created a youtube channel to worship their leader rabbit lol. As Platon said: 'Truth is found in the irrational'
Reminds me of my cats. They've been raised by us since kittens. They have no sense of violence and don't sense any danger even when it's near!
The wild one probably had to move much faster so he won’t end up being dinner. Pigpoke is the cutest.
In my town back in the 80's some pet rabbits got out and mingled with the wild ones. We had many non-brown coloured rabbits on the roundabouts and fields over a mile area. My relatives thought it was interesting to be passing the main roundabout and seeing (what they thought) was half a dozen pet rabbits munching grass with a dozen wild ones. The differently coloured rabbits existed for nearly two decades, still we see the occasional black one but they could be from the purebreds.
Cool. Buy some more rabbits and do it again
Hello Max yeah you are right, black colour wild rabbits are quite common as black is a dominant colour genes wise, were as white is not so its very rare to see a white rabbit in the wild ( or a white any type of animal really)...cheers now
@@celestialbeing5291 No, do not do that.
Were your domestic pet rabbits as slow & wide as this Oreo? I’m asking for a friend. 🤣🤣
That is rather odd, assuming you are in the US. Domesticated rabbits and wild American rabbits are not the same species, have differing chromosome count, and cannot crossbreed. All domesticated rabbits are descended from European rabbits, an entirely different species from others in the world. However, noticing your "roundabout" references, I'm wondering if you are in fact, in the UK, since roundabouts are not very common on our side of the "pond".
My guess is Pigpoke was playing and having fun while the wild rabbit was suspicious and frightened. Wild rabbits often have ticks and communicable illnesses so it's best Mr. Wild is so good at Keep-Away. I remember Pipkin flying out to the backyard like Superman!
The other problem with wild rabbits is they can carry and will die from Rabbit Hemoragic Disease. Don't let Pigpoke get too close!
Pretty sure that was a chase. Mr Pigpoke didn't like having an intruder so he chased him away, you can even hear the aggressive grunting noises as he chases the wild rabbit.
Male rabbits are surprisingly territorial and sometimes have pretty brutal fights.
Careful he doesn't get too close wild bunnies carry a virus that can be fatal for domesticated bunnies
@@voro8298 my female rabbit too lol, she’s spayed and the only pet in the home. extremely territorial, humps stuffed animals and often grunts at me when I feed her 😑
Um no I would not guess that!
Well, Oreo sure can run fast. I wasn't expecting that sprint.
The wild one is so much faster then the other ones ever had to be
Pigpoke was trying to tell the wild bunny “Go away , this is my territory. Male rabbits are very territorial, and a good thing that he did not get close to wild thing, because they do carry diseases and we don’t want Pigpoke get sick. I have to admit this was hilarious watching him chase wild thing. 😂🤣
Not as bad as females on a small scale. This is why they make better pets than does. They can get very vicious and territorial around their bedding area, as if they are nesting.
The domestic rabbit more than likely also has their shots for those diseases.
This diplomatic summit is going well, I see...
*Cue the Benny Hill chase music!*
I'd love to have a summit with Pigpoke over a vegetable or fruit of his choice
When you think about it, this is like a housecat chasing a tiger, except it’s mild and everyone wins. 😸 And a better name is ‘Pet Bunny Chases a Wild Rabbit’ ✌🏽🐰
Tiger?. There are many other smaller wild cats too you know lol
Adorable. Wild one is much to fast for him...lol. they are having a wonderful time. Love the name .
the difference in speed is incredible! don’t realise how fast wild rabbits can run!
One mostly runs as a way to escape death, the other mostly runs when it hears the food bag. No contest.
@@johnnymcblaze Exactly. I grew up hearing "fast like a bunny rabbit", but our house rabbit just sort of meandered about. Until Dad tossed him out back (incident involving us being gone for four days, plenty of food and water for everyone, but no one to play with, so ... new kitchen dining set needed). Bunny fit right in with the others and with a dog and two cats ruled the family. He was a *lot* faster outside, they all were; when inside they were more sedate, no knocking stuff over, but outside the speed was amazing.
@@kathryngeeslin9509 It most definitely is amazing. Especially when an animal gets to experience the outdoors for the first time. I myself had a little farm for a bit; you know, pigs, chickens, rabbits, geese, ducks, donkeys and a rehabilitated wild animal or three. I had goats briefly but they died, I'm not sure if it was my fault or not as I had never cared for baby goats before and the mortality rate is 50% even if the mother is nursing them. My house wasn't huge, so I tended to only keep the motherless baby animals with me, which I did not complain about, especially the baby geese as they were almost too cute with their little peeps. But everything else had its place outside. And this was in the Texas hillcountry mind, so there was no shortage of predators. I let nearly all of my animals free-range as I had about 10 acres, the only exception being the pigs, as loose pigs are shot on site in the country as everyone knows how destructive they are. And the exception to that rule being my pet javelina/razorback mix smoky smoke. Ol' smoky would stay in his pen till he decided he wasn't, and then he just broke the damn thing. He could shred tin sheets like tissue paper. Smokys only friend was my blind New Zealand rabbit abbey. They would lay out on the grass at night curled up together, and that is the main reason she never was eaten I believe. I heard a woman's scream one night and ran outside to see that boar fighting an owl with a 10 foot wingspan. (I assume) Because the owl swooped down and grabbed the rabbit, (when I found her she had deep puncture marks in her back) and must have tried to fly off again with her, which smoky was having none of. I miss that boar. I could walk around unarmed anywhere in those wooded ravines and I felt safe.
Rabbits can be incredibly fast as the following video proves… ua-cam.com/video/7zK04XpIUQY/v-deo.html
In my youth, many jackrabbits on our 80 acre farm. They had sensational speed.
I love how obviously winded the pet rabbit was at the end 😂
That was about to be a fight to death over territory. Adorable lol.
The thumbnail though, it shows Pigpoke in all his athletic glory 😁
“Wait! How…are you…running…so damn…fast?!?”
“You spend a year or two running for your life you learn a thing or two, SlowPigpoke. Keep up!”
Ahahahhaha that's hilarious. One day I got calls and texts from neighbors telling me that they think my bunny had gotten out... and had made some new friends. Sure enough there he was a couple yards over chilling in the grass with three other wild bunnies in a semicircle around him. He's small and brown though, so he looks more like a posh wild rabbit. Good story, bro.
That is EXACTLY how rabbits play in the wild so the domestic was just acting instinctively with the wild rabbit.
Pigpoke says this is my yard!!
There is a moment where you can see Pigpoke wants to play. He starts to run away and stops, the the wild bum starts to run. It is cute. 🤗
Wild bum 😆
Nope he defends his territory and the wild is scared 🤦🏻♀️ all these interpretings here lol he could also get sick from a wild one
@@agape7171 That cheered me up!
@@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380 NO
@@CarryPsports and get into a deadly fight with the intruder too
Domestic rabbit proudly pretending to be the house cat! 😂 Adorable!
I love watching little Oreos
run around the yard haha
Even though they’re both lagomorphs, I feel that wild rabbits and domestic rabbits have evolved in such different directions that they’re just inherently wired differently at this point. The wild rabbit was probably just focused on making it out of the situation alive while Pigpoke seemed to be zooming around without a care in the world 😊
Wild rabbit is fast while the tamed one is slow
Yes wild rabbits and domestic rabbits are different species and cannot mate with each other.
@@keithhunt5328 Depends where in the world you live, in the UK and the rest of Europe they can interbreed.
I mean yeah, domestication does that to any species. But you'd be surprised how quickly these wild cottontails can adapt. I sometimes hunt them, and the closer to civilization you are, the less afraid and more comfortable they are with you around. Hunt these in the true wild, far from humans, and you won't even see them, theyre gone in a flash, they take no risks, cautious of everything.
There are differences in the brain structure of wild and domestic rabbits. The Amygdala in domestic rabbits is small meaning they are less fearful and bolder that wild rabbits.
❤️👍😆They are both lovely. Pigpoke amazing and lovely ❤️🐇❤️👍
I could watch these 2 all day.. 3 meals a day v wildlife. Quicker than a Tesla..
The Oreo rabbit is such a chunker butt that they couldn’t keep up 😂 cute that they played some but got a little too aggressive at the end.
Pigpoke was really turning on the jets there. For a second or two he almost forgot he doesn't like the outdoors. Going outside AND playing with a wild rabbit makes for quite a day. Big credit to Pigpoke's human for opening up new horizons for the boy; that's taking animal stewardship to a whole new level.
Well said 👍🏽
I wish the same can be said with all those birds in cages around the world.
Pigpoke was ready to throw hands :D
I get the feeling the wild rabbit knows hes faster and can get out of harms way if needs be.
Both very cute!!! :)
Rabbits make the best fur coats. So soft
I wish I had a backyard like this for my rabbit
it was and still my only dream
Same! 😅
Little pig poke 🐽🐽🐽
I have lots of rabbits in my backyard, you can watch !!!!
Only in the Springtime I never take mine outside above 70F.
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the still-frame of Pigpoke doing the Superman for this video! :) LOL!
Hooray! :D
OK, I admit it. I Cracked Up when the Chubby Black Rabbit Let loose a Burst Of Speed That even had the Wild Rabbit saying “where the Hell did that come from ?”
OMG, they are both so adorable! And super fast! ❤️❤️❤️
I'm no rabbit expert but I don't think Pigpoke was welcoming the wild bunny, who I will call Wilda, into his yard. My guess is that Pigpoke was scaring Wilda with those ominous and wacky Power Laws he is studying. Poor Wilda.
You're 100% right.
Ooh! That's right! Pigpoke's owners shouldn't have read Power Laws to him before. Gave Pigpoke superpowers of speed, like The Flash, but Pigpoke not aware of his own speed.
@@theultimatereductionist7592 Oh, I think Pigpoke knows how fast he is. And with his fascination with Jurassic Park meatasauruses I think he is planning on a very messy end for sweet gentle Wilda! RAWR!!!
I never knew how smart rabbits are until my daughter got one. First time it saw the cat it was very afraid, now it knows the cat is a push-over, the rabbit taunts the cat, it's so funny.
I could watch these beautiful creatures all day.
🐰: "Wanna play? _I said you wanna play?_ _HEY YOU! WANNA PLAY?!_ *WHEN I GET YOU WE GONNA PLAY!*
Pigpoke claiming his yard and family. Need to watch out for that bunny virus though....they do have a shot for that too.
I remember a few years ago, I rescued a cottontail rabbit from a nest that was attacked by a dog. I kept the rabbit for 8 months since I had no one to take me to a professional and I was worried about letting her out in the backyard since we have a lot of dogs where we live, and not enough forestry.
My domestic rabbit and wild rabbit were really good friends, they would bunny Loaf next to each and sleep. I also managed to litter train both of them very quickly and easily. My dad and I finally found a shelter not too far from our house, and she was able to take the rabbit in until it got warmer, then released her into the wild. Ever since, I've been volunteering at the shelter every Saturday, and I was able to adopt another bunny from there too. I named the cottontail rabbit "Floofles." 😁
To the outside viewer: Look how adorable they are.
To the rabbits: [Intense Star Trek Battle Music]
Hahaha they're both rolllin!! 😂 love it
Wow, PigPoke really chased him. He didn’t back down either. I think that wild rabbit was scared. I think they like each other though at the same time. It would be neat if they could be friends. I would feed the wild rabbit. Great job PigPoke. ❤️
The wild rabbit may have been a her. That's why PigPoke chased her.
@@SergeantExtreme maybe
Rabbits are very territorial, can end up in awful bloody fights, also wild bunnies carry diseases that can be fatal for a domestic one
@@youtubewontletme I am thankful it turned out well 😊
Wild animals have to be risk averse to avoid injury.
Pigpoke: "Yay! Playtime with neighbor! :D"
Wild Rabbit: "Holy shit it's a cannibal!!! D:"
This video is on my top 5 . My favorite to watch over and over again. 😊
Wild rabbit: what a lovely garden!
Pigpoke: YOU PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOOL!
For a few instants he had a wild friend ! Impossible to watch this without a smile on our faces.
*Enemy
The thumbnail is epic! It looks like he's flying 😂 "Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's SUPERBUN!!"
It's nice to see people actually taking care of there rabbits and Not leaving them caged up all the time.
On 1st of this month, i lost my rabbit to intestinal blockage. He was six years young. He died in my lap. He's used to look just like the one in this video, Oreo is what his name was. Was my best friend. I miss him, I miss the way he smelled and his teeth grinding when I'd rub his belly. I love you bud, I still can't gulp the fact that I dug his grave and buried him in my backyard and a week has already gone. I hope you rest in peace and find eternal happiness
Pigpoke is just training to represent Team USA in the 2024 Olympics
Pet rabbits are such wonderfully odd creatures. They have such a wide range of personalities. It is also amazing how they're willing to make cross specie friends.
He wanted to eat him mate
@@DPhoenixMMA😂
I don't think the other rabbits a different species I mean aren't they both the same species
@ShazDugan My point is that rabbits are surprisingly social critters.
I currently don't house any rabbits, yet my cat has a best friend that is a wild rabbit. Over the summer the pair added a chickmunk to their group.
In my years, I have seen rabbits make friends with dogs and other odd wild critters.
Oh, my word! This is SO cute! Guess the one is saying, "this is MY yard!".
That was hilarious!🤣. Your rabbit seemed to be telling the wild rabbit to get out of here!
you can really see the difference with how lean the cottontail is vs the chonky domestic rabbit. omg. soooo cute.
The wild rabbit is a speedster. The tame rabbit is trying to keep up like he wants to reconnect with his wild roots.
The fact is, bunnies and rabbits are 2 different animals, like cow and goat. Very similar, however very different too.
We tend to put them in the same box, but actually there are a lot of different personality and natural traits.
This is like if that one scruffy neighbor kid who has never taken a bath in his life just walked into your childhood bedroom one day like he owned the place
Cute, but I get that worry. If I saw this happening I'd wonder if the wild rabbit is about to teach a way out of the fence.
Please be careful for Pigpoke! Cute as they are , wild bunnies are not vaccinated! I think Pigpoke is protecting his home, but the wild bunny will protect himself/herself if necessary. And don’t forget-everyone poops in the backyard, wild or not!
If the rabbit was vaccinated he would probably be gimping along with some neurological disorder.
RHDV2 is really scary, much worse than Covid 😞 as bad as this dumb pandemic is I’m glad that it doesn’t cause internal bleeding and sudden death and can stick to things like shoes.
@@catsincredulous9998 stop telling people not to vaccinate their pets moron
@@droolingpine9658 lmao. Stupidity knows no bounds with you.
@@catsincredulous9998 yeah yeah u too 🙄
The Wild Rabbit did the Ninja Hattori Disappearing Technique😂😂🤣🤣
He either wanted her outta there, or he wanted to mingle jingle. I think he was changing his mind every time he went after her. Going from “I got this” to “screw it, this is too much work.”
Rabbits are fun to watch. They can really move along with crazy agility to change direction on a dime.. 🐇🤣
Wild rabbit: YES
Oreo Pet Rabbit: Hey, slow down & get back here. I just ate a bag of Oreos. Want one? Come back & stop running away from your feelings!! Where did you go??? 💔💔
Love seeing rabbits run full throttle around the garden. My one looks the happiest.
Oreo: I wanna talk to you!!
Dirt: I am the WIND
Good to see him running and playing
Had one of these Dutch Miniatures when I was a kid. He had the run of the house in the summer and the run of our acre and a half of field in back of the house in the summer. He loved to dig up wild plants in the field and marsh and eat the roots. Really surprised no fox or other animal got him. I’d leave him out all day by himself and call him home at dinner time. He never strayed and always came running up from the field when I called. He was definitely the happiest rabbit around and played with our cats and dog. Lived 12 years, my mother finally had him put down at the vet because he had a tumor on his face (I was in the military by then). The vet didn’t believe how old he was. Said they don’t normally live that long. This brought back a lot of memories. They all look the same with the same black and white color scheme.
Aww such a cute story happy rabbits
Oh no that's awful! Why did your parents let that rabbit just run off like that? That could've been deadly dangerous...
Thank you for such a lovely story.
I had to give my dutch rabbit away last year as I hit hard times and I was homeless. He's in a better home and well fed and fat and happy now at least. But I miss him...
@@ihavenoidea2805 Awful??? What the hell is wrong with you???!!! That rabbit had the time of his life and couldn’t have been happier. He lived 3-4 times as long as they usually do. What the hell is the color of the sky in your world???!!!
Zoomie duel!
What a funny little bun!
Wild rabbit: what the hell are they feeding you?
PigPoke: come here and let me show you😂
The wild rabbit is lightning quick and MC donalds bunny is so sluggish....it got exhausted just after 1 round🤣🤣
Hahaha!!! I thought that he might charge him!! Pigpoke's a fighter!!
I see I was justified in suggesting the name Bigwig! The name it lost out to ain't bad though
The difference in speed between out- and indoors is evident
Yeah => you become slow when you are having the "good life" vs "run for your life" is a daily habit 😀 😉
Love those Dutch rabbits. They are beautiful
Well, looks like he tried to get the hare to play but when he/she snubbed him, the hare had to go. 😂🤣😂🤣
The sequel to "Watership Down" is looking good!
Pigpoke is telling wild bunnies MY TERITORY 😃
This is kinda interesting actually!
I saw a similar video of a puppy and a wolf cup interacting.
The puppy wanted to play by sharing the toy with her new friend, but the wolfy was so confused about her intentions.
I feel like Pippa (sry if missplelled) tried to play with the wild rabbit, who did not understand her intentions.
It shows how some of our pets don’t only look different (like Oreos, lol), but also are more domisticated by their nature. Not cats though, they are still wild, wich I love, haha!
House rabbit: WTH you think your doing in my backyard?
Pigpoke letting the wild bun know who's boss. Territorial behavior perhaps.
Not just perhaps :)
PigPoke is no longer a scared bunny; he knows his Tiger-Rabbit Bunn-Foo, and protects his parents from the fiendish intruder. But he still won't be petted by mom and dad until he's ready! Teenage mutant ninja turtle-bun? 🐇
I remember the scared and traumatized Pigpoke hiding under chairs. What a turnaround!
This is cringy she literally put her pet in danger. That wild rabbit isnt vaxxed and could give them diseases. Not to mention rabbits fight each other all the time.
@@droolingpine9658 if you've watched PigPoke's channel any length of time, you would know they don't ever put him or Pipkin (before he passed), in any kind of danger. His parents aren't noobs, and love him like their child. Be cool, a have a little faith.
@@marshallbrown1939 faith in what the wild rabbit?? Faith that they’ll what? Grab him before they start fighting or before he catches something? I dont need to watch their channel “at length” to somehow see if they care. This video shows them literally putting him in danger. Idk what to tell you.
Pet rabbit just realized he eats way too damn much. Then he realized who the hell wants to run fast anyway! LOL
Black and white rabbit: Why are you running? Why are you running?
That was one big "wheeeeeeeeeeee!"
Good pigpoke
Wild one may be fast but the pet one is willing to take a fight.💪
Pigpoke: Friend? Friend!
Wild rabbit: Back! Back you demon back! Stay away from me!