TikTok HATES Lennon The Bunny | My Reaction + Addressing it all
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TikTok hates literally everyone. I wouldn't worry.
this
True. The atmosphere there is so whiny I swear, everything is a catastrophe and "problematic" lol
That whole platform is cancerous
Yeah, TikTok seems to attract a lot of hateful and bitter people.
Twitter, my bad X, is way worse
Over the last 3 years of me having a bunny, I've realized that no one is more annoying or judgemental than a person commenting on another person's bunny online.
For real! I commented on one of Lorelei’s videos about help for rabbit care, then a few months later my rabbit went free roam and people were commenting saying my bunny has a terrible life even though she’s free roam and before she was free roam she lived in a 4 by 3 foot enclosure and got hours of playtime everyday. People are so cruel and judgmental for no reason, hating on someone for their rabbit care doesn’t help them improve. Also Lorelei I literally love you, you’re the reason I got a rabbit in the first place, I stayed up for hours past midnight multiple times a week about a month before my birthday writing down important info and thanks to you, I have an amazing and sweet rabbit and she lives a better life now then when I first got her.
i love this channel, i’ve been watching for years but isn’t this a tad bit hypocritical? i even had to reread it to make sure this comment wasn’t directed at lorelei
Your comment reminds me on a friend I have. I really like her and appreciate her but all her comments about my bunnies and how i should treat them, feed them etc. are straight annoying. I have bunnies since I was a kindergarten child and I can`t remember her having a bunny. I don`t like it when people have to comment stuff they don`t know about.
@@Sheepy16able Animal science and animal welfare studies are always coming out with new research and findings.
Animal people need to stop being so hard headed and instead be open minded because a new studies can come out at anytime and it’s important to actually hear them out rather than just saying “i’ve been doing this for years, it’s fine”.
So basically what this channel is. She tells us what we can and cannot do with rabbits when he’s what works for Lennon works for Lennon but my buns love living in their 5x7 hutch outside
Lorelei is an incredible bunny mom and influencer. The only valid criticism is that she isn’t a “rabbit expert” from raising one rabbit. It would be impossible to know everything about rabbits in general from only owning one domesticated pet female bunny. So as far as dietary, health/medical, habitat advice should all be taken with discretion bc there are lots of different breeds that require different aspects of care and each bunny parent needs to do their own research and be acutely aware of their individual bunnies wants and needs.
Some specific things that are just my opinion,
A. I wouldn’t buy spring mix because of the risk of E. Coli in your refrigerator when most ppl have access to get wild, organic freshly picked greens on a daily basis outside (wheatgrass, ryegrass, dandelion, clover, Queen Anne’s lace aka wild carrot, etc)
B) I don’t buy pre processed treats or make smoothies/muffins etc when their are lots of whole grains/seeds (sunflower seeds, oats, wheatberries) and fresh fruits and veggies that make better treats
C) yes I think bunnies are generally happier overall with a companion (yes their human owner can be their companion if the are sufficiently present and adequate bonding has occurred )
D) I love her advocacy for free-roaming. But I think apartments and houses have just as many dangers/hazards (if not more !!) that a rabbit could encounter compared to a well fenced in rabbit yard (please bunny proof your indoor rabbit areas!). I think being outside to run and scratch is probably the best thing you can do to enrich a rabbit’s life, imagine if a human never got to walk outside, sit in the sun or take their shoes off and touch grass.
Rabbits can’t self regulate their body temperature. In the wild they build warrens for a variety of reasons including the fact it helps they cool in summer, warm in winter and it’s defence against predators.
I do take my bunnies outside to hop and get vitamin D but I’m present the entire time. Domesticated rabbits don’t have the survival instincts or defence mechanisms of their wild counterparts.
Having your rabbits home base indoors is much safer than any outdoor enclosure for a variety of reasons including (but not limited to)
•the risk of heat stroke
•freezing to death
•transmissions of diseases from bugs like mozzies
•predators
•and wanting my bunnies to spend enough time passively interact with humans so they feel confident in the presence of humans.
Lorelei has spoken about bunny proofing your home and videos with tips on it.
Wild greens are great if you have the time to collect wild greens. And you know that they’re not sprayed with pesticides for weed management or grown in the dirt with chemicals & toxic waste ie former factory sites. If you don’t store brought greens are fine.
I get what you mean about not feeding bunnies smoothies etc… and that wild greens (if they’re safe) are great for bunnies. But it’s factually incorrect to stay that domesticated rabbits are safer or just as safe in an outdoors enclosure then they are living indoors.
@@MrVevlet Thanks for all that factual information!! If I wrote out on a list all the potential dangers and hazards that a bunny could experience INDOORS, the LIST WOULD BE TOO LONG !!! Sorry I don’t have time !!! I obviously don’t disapprove of indoor bunnies if adequately bunny-proofed, but I also think rabbits should have an outdoor setup for play/free-roaming if rabbit owners have the means to do so. Therefore I think a combination of indoor/outdoor is best and primarily* I don’t agree with people who take a definitely stance on where a rabbit should be raised in an attempt to educate other bunny owners. (But whatever their rabitat, please do the best of your ability to keep your bunnies safe, healthy and happy!!!)
@@smokymountainangoras it’s not that deep you just bunny proof your home if they’re free roaming or use (a large) x pen enclosure if they’re not free roaming.
They’re safer indoors because they’re not exposed to extreme temperatures, predators or diseases spread by insects. Domesticated rabbits do not have the same survival instincts or defence mechanisms as wild rabbits.
I have two senior rabbits. They live indoors. They’re literally the oldest rabbits my vet practice have met and the vets are always impressed by how healthy they are. They’re also amazed at how friendly and confident they are. My bunnies are so bonded to me that they’ve leapt on me when they stressed out.
They feel that way because we share the same living space and I spend lots of time with them.
Every vet who specialises in the rabbit that I’ve meet irl agrees that it’s safe for them to live indoors and it’s better then them living in an outdoor enclosure.
If you want to have rabbits that live outdoors or you want to advocate for rabbits that live outdoors… that’s fine. Just actually be honest about the dangers that they face and what solutions there are to minimise that risk. Lorelei has made countless videos about bunny proofing and environmental enrichment for free roaming rabbits. I don’t see people who advocate for having rabbits outside putting out the same level of information about keeping bunnies safe and providing environmental enrichment.
Who els is glad she’s posting again ❤
Regarding the car wash thing, although rabbits tend to be naturally more skittish than a cat or dog, that does NOT mean they are automatically afraid of everything. Every rabbit is different, so some rabbits may not be as freaked out by a car wash if at all. I live in a tropical area where there are some pretty extreme storms with loud noises that could definitely mimic a car wash and even be worse at times. My rabbit, who is pretty chill, is not fazed ever. Honestly, I think I'm more scared than he is sometimes.
Our bunny is not afraid of anything. He goes on car rides every 3 weeks to get his teeth trimmed. They are misaligned so he can’t keep them trimmed on his own. He jumps right into his travel carrier and is ready to go. He has free roam of the house, but goes in his xpen at night. He has to supervise the cleaning of the pen even when the vacuum is being used. He thinks our cats are his personal play toys even if they don’t agree and chases them everywhere. He is just the silliest little guy but someone forgot to tell him he should be afraid of everything, lol
My Hopey baby (8kg German Checkered Giant) is so cheeky, that she grew the habit to tease my guests, who are intimitated by her. (I mean she is the size of a dachshound and has enormous power in her jaw) She pulls on their pants and bounces on them. She chases the hover. And when we on the way to the vet (check ups and vaccinations) I have a buggy, both (her an Logan) are completely relaxed and unfazed even in the tram. They are rather curious, more than scared. They behave more like puppies as scaredy rabbits. They even come running when I call them.
exactly my friends dogs are terrified of thunderstorms but my bunny couldn’t care less 😂
@@Miaka1805 is a German checkered rabbit the same as a giant papillon? I adopted a giant papillon last December. She had been a house rabbit and was very overweight. She is now bonded with a Continental giant. They live in a children’s playhouse with a pen attached. They run round the garden and if I shake bag of food they come running. Like you say more like puppies than rabbits. Always curious and looking for things to eat.
skid is a mark
skitt is an movement/ feeling
ughhh these tiktoks are so nit picky. Seems they just don't like that you're not doing everything exactly 100% the same way they would. You've been a great resource for a lot of good information on bunnies, and that shouldn't be discredited just because there are a few things others would do slightly differently
Same could be said that Lorelei doesn't like anything different that other people do that isn't her way.
Lorelai, who made you the bunny expert? Are you a veterinarian or have a Ph.D in rabbit nutrition and health...no, you don't, so bugger off a bit. You seem like an overbearing, controlling, complete know-it-all, and it's your way or the highway which isn't the answer or end-all, be-all that every rabbit owner must follow or they are horrible, clueless owners because they dare to do things their own way. Everyone is different. Every bunny is different. Living circumstances are different.
My family and I've had rescue and adopted rabbits for 25+ years. Our longest living bunny lived for 13 years until we had to put her down for her own safety and health due to blindness and she'd run full speed into furniture and I didn't want her hurt...she lived in a wire cage her whole life. Our 10 other rabbits lived in wire bottom cages until 2004-2005. Wire cages were all there was back in the early to late 90s and mid 2000s. She was let out in the house and when we were outside in our yard watching her. She was loved as they all were. Even now, our potty trained bunnies for the past decade stay in a cage until we let them roam, and they definitely stay there to sleep. Our current adopted bunny, Truffles, who is now 9 this year, prefers to stay in her cage even with the door open and her ability to free roam. She must not mind the plastic bottom, and neither did the last two bunnies, who all flop and sleep in there. There is nothing wrong with a water bottle instead of dishes or different litter box set ups with no hay in them, just appropriate shavings, or being covered and open is fine. You don't need a bunny bed or a hidey house. And all of our rabbits were/are kept in their cage overnight. And unlimited orchard hay is fine put on the ground and gets sprinkled with expensive herbal tonics of the season and for any specific issue like molting/shedding, etc. Expensive handmade toys (bought from small businesses on Etsy form top rabbit stores/shops) are rotated in the cage, has expensive beds or cushions for her to stretch out and nap or relax. Her second relaxing spot in the kitchen where she hops out of her cage to nap in one comfy section I made up for her, and a vast array of toys enough for 3-4 rabbits and beds in our family room where she has too many options.
Also nothing wrong with hutches. We have a beautiful wooden "summer home" hutch on our deck so the bunny can be outside in the summer and fall and enjoy the fresh air...and we monitor the rabbits and never put them out in weather hotter than 75°. All the same set up as the indoor cage.
Again. I'm almost 34 years old. My family and I have had many many bunnies for 25+ years...all of them are rescues or adopted from rescue centers or state run humane societies. 13 years is pretty unprecedented as far as rabbits living that long. Articles and our exotic rabbit vets confirmed that. One of our rabbits lasted 13 years in a wire cage. (Another 11 years in the plastic bottom home base cage.) We finally had to put her down for her own health and safety or she'd lived until 14-15!!! Wire was the only option for decades.
My family and I are much more or an authority on rabbits than this girl. She hasn't had rabbits for over 20 years. Her way isn't the only right way and if you don't do exactly her way you are a horrible owner, Eff off, now we have plastic bottom cages for the past 15 years. Our rabbits live routinely into age 10-13. Only health issues are occasional GI stasis for one rabbit out of 25+ years of rabbits ,which I researched and diagnosed....to the regular vet after many of our rare exotic rabbit vets leave to bigger places like Chicago...we are an hour North.
Cages at night are fine. So are water bottles and hay separated from the litter box. Hutches are fine too as I said we have a beautiful wooden one on our deck as their summer vacation home to enjoy the nice weather. They roam when we allow. They do binkies like crazy and zoomies. They loaf, flop, and superman in our company while free roamimg and in the cage. We also have a beautiful backyard with a forest preserve. Our most recent, current bunny is stupid. She is potty trained. But no one was smarter and more affectionate than Ms. Mustache. Fully potty trained. Leave her out all day and however far a room was from her littrbox in her cage, she'd hop all the way back to go potty and then go back again. No accidents. I was her favorite. She'd groom and kiss and lick my lips, eyelids, face...other family members hands and loved licking our pants, esp jeans as well as pillows, She had complete free roam of entire house, even rooms with expensive oriental rugs as well as outside on a harness in addition to the outdoor hutch. She was so relaxed and would flop thstvshe looked dead. Many binkies and zoomies until she slowed down at 7-8. Died at 10.
I buy the most expensive, custom made toys and treats from the top 5 Etsy rabbit shops like The Well Kept Rabbit whose entire store is endorsed by Lucy Moore who wrote a book on rabbit health and has a Ph.D. They have seasonal, 6 types of health ranges, gourmet all natural expensive treats from the top shops...I spend $250 a month on those forages, natural gourmet treats, and toys, as well as a custom forage mat and a 5-way the convertible cushion that were made in London, a special flop cushion...which she is so dumb it took her 2 years to figure out, etc. Instead she prefers $7 cat/dog padded mats to the $30+ special padded cushioned floor beds. This rabbit has around $500 of stuff for her to use and enjoy. I when these things were around a 5-10 years ago for my favorite rabbit to enjoy and others as well.
@@kelseyk530@kelseyk530 @@kelseyk530 does also seem to be rather stuck in her ways and certain they are right, so she isn’t perfect either 🤷♀️
In the end, I’ll take advice from several different sources and try to give my bun the best life he can and that he’s happy most of all
@@kelseyk530 Imagine having all time but no balls to type all this out and put it under a response under someone else and not directly to the person you wanted to tell it to
You have changed me and buns life. I came into this thinking a hutch was going to be a palace for my bun but then I found your channel and because of you he's a free roaming flop King of the house. He's the happiest I've ever seen him and he's even learned to do obstacle courses that we have set up around the house. He was very hesitant to let us even come near him for almost a year but thanks to your videos on bonding with your rabbit we are closer than ever. And we even got a second bunny and are trying to bond them. So thank you for all you've done ❤ ❤
That is so great to hear 💜
Those obstacle courses sound really fun. I hope you got him some hurdles to jump over :)
Literally no one can make me hate Lorelei. I learned EVERYTHING about rabbits from her. Especially her older videos are so so good explaining everything for a beginner.
Lennon and Loreli are the gold standard for bunny information! Always showing the rescues, traveling to educate others and giving helpful suggestions. Loreli you are a class act. No one holds a candle to you! Keep posting and helping bunnies all over the word. You rock❤
So sweet, ty!
I consider 101Rabbits to be the "gold standard", while I appreciate what Loreli and Lennon represent, some of her information I disagree with. Especially when it comes to rabbit breeders. Going to a responsible breeder is often a good way to get rabbits with a good temperament and health history (based on health lines of the parents, etc). I PERSONALLY think that Loreli's issue with breeders is "POTENTIALLY" based on "the so-called back yard breeders" and the people who raise rabbits for meat (which I will remind everyone was the original reason behind them being "domesticated" (just like cows, pigs, turkey, etc.) in the first place). While I personally no long will purchase a rabbit from an individual or organization who only breeds them (rabbits) for meat, I will still go to a breeder, especially if I can not find the rabbit I am looking for in a shelter as I like the Large breed rabbits.
@@GreymanWalking I follow Hailey and rabbits 101. She has also been a great source. Unfortunately she hasn’t posted as much lately. Her products and store are top notch. I buy from her. I feel like her channel is just a totally different approach but very good. Loreli has a global presence that has influenced rabbit care and improved the standards for rabbits in other countries, locally in shelters and even among homeless that have pet rabbits. Im grateful to have both to follow. ❤️
i love how these british people are criticising you, and i’m sat here in the UK, enjoying your channel and having educated myself on rabbit care after years of being uneducated.
Promise most british people are probably not going to be like this 😅😂
I am British… I’ve had rabbits for over 20years yet I’m still learning! Anyone who isn’t learning their life through is ignorant. That girl thinks she knows everything so it says everything about her 😄. If I had a concern about an animals welfare I’d go straight to the person not make videos for likes ! Sad world we live in!
Right? I'm a brit and I love Lorelei's channel and feel like she has some really good advice and truly cares about rabbits. The people talking smack on tiktok are dumb and obnoxious. Then again, plenty of tiktokers are just miserable and hate on everything. lol
I’m a Brit & a bunny mum & I agree with you all too! I love this channel & learn so much!
Obviously not bunny people.❤️🐰🐇
Yup, as a bunny trainer they obviously just talk for talking, they don't know anything and don't give a fudge about rabbits.
And the fact that ALL bunnies are totally different, some hate some stuff, some other love it. The part of the holding rabbit of the first girl actually make me laugh tho, at this moment I directly know how much she don't know anything about her blablating (well, even before, but this part, just oh my), and the second one, well when she said she have lot of bunnies I didn't even trust her by how ignorant she is, third is obvious at the beginning, as she say she made research (well, very little research obviously).
And the rest before the audio part are just stupid and horrible people with very low IQ.
The audio girl is like the beginning ones, if it was that much dangerous, lennon would not be this age, as bunnies are very fragile with food, she just also can't think by herself like the 1st and third one.
most of them own multiple rabbits 🙄🙄🙄
@@smoljad and they still are that much ignorant ? Wow.
@@darkdestroyer4228 more like educated
@@darkdestroyer4228they are just educated
Your channel helped me so much to properly care for my bunny it's sad not everyone can see how much of a huge service you do for us all - us who are new to bunnies 😅
Seriously, we took in a bun temporarily and didn't know anything about bun care. She helped sooo much.
Lennon is so cute, I don't know how anyone could dislike her!
Oof don't listen to these ppl, their too toxic 😢
Tiktok needs to go away period, also these people in that society need to sent to a reform society to clean up their acts
@@SerenityLoman that is not how Freewill works, you can’t just force people to do stuff, unless they’ve done something to break the law. TikTok isn’t a bad at depending on what your for you page is like / what sides and algorithms you find yourself on. People are going to post dumb shit like this regardless of whether it’s on TikTok, UA-cam shorts, Instagram reels, or whatever the next app becomes. People will move onto the next best thing and continue to create the stuff they have always created. All we can do is block these people out or show their criticisms and why they are wrong. That will be the “ social reform”, as you put it, since we are a pack species, we need to follow the pack and take criticism as a way to learn from our mistakes. But you know, denialism is always going to be out there 😂
@@Mazyb0i_lol you need to log off
Watching this while my free roam foster bunny is hanging out nearby. Channels like Lennon the Bunny and Sincerely Cinnabun have taught me a lot. People are too quick to critise sometimes
I can’t even get through this video just due to their attitude. They even know they are going too far. Us bunny parents know full well what’s going on.
Yeah I lost it after just the first one...
With those first two girls, your rebuttal carried more validity and practically exposed them as jokes. What kind of person posts a video “reviewing” or “criticizing” without actually watching the videos? They simply made themselves look like fools. If they had done their homework, they would know you ALWAYS say in videos what you do, you do in regards to Lennon’s positive reaction to it, and that other bunnies could have different reactions. You never ever declare what you do with Lennon, everyone should do the same. The only information that you strongly encourage for everyone is creating a safe bunny space and building better relationships ships between bunny and owner. The foolishness of people, never ends 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
yeah they never even watch the videos, they just see something and automatically close the video 😂😂😂
You are at a level of success where very toxic and down right evil people will try and disparage your name and your word. Don't give it any energy. PLEASE. You are an expert and we trust you.
Yes, Ma’am!
I hate how she's criticising Lorelei, and doesn't even care that she's misgendering Lennon.
The fact that she doesn't know Lennon is female really shows how little she cared to actually research the person/channel she decided to rant about!
Though rabbits don't have gender identities so you can't "misgender" them, just incorrectly sex them 👍
Tbf I thought she was a Buck at first
Also it's a rabbit I don't think they care about people getting their gender wrong
@PeacockFRaccoon The owners do. It's annoying to them when people misgender their pets, and it's understandable.
@@PeacockFRaccooni believe she has a video explaining the person she got her from said she was a boy too lol but then once she got spayed she learned the truth but didnt wana change her name 😂
@@_kadoodles_ she literally admitted she doesn’t watch Lorelei and Lennons content, idk why y’all are surprised
You give advice that lines up with what my vet says. Your videos are my go to place for the odd questions I have and then some. People are just so quick to hate because it's what gets views. Please keep up all your hard work! My bunny and I are much better for it!
Honestly Lorelei even if your content has some possible shortcomings, you are still the person who brought the most awareness and made the most difference when it comes to reducing the suffering that bunnies go through in this world. You are worth gold and will always be held in the highest regard due to that. Please never let any of this bother you at all, you are truly a jewel. Plus just the attitude of some of those people is enough to put their own credibility into question as well. Please keep your content coming and please keep making a difference!
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 ty
Your channel has improved many bunny lives. My rabbit was the first bunny my partner met, he had all of the usual misconceptions. Your channel definitely changed his mind and made him a better bunny parent.
I think this goes over their head completely; they act like every rabbit is going to react a certain way. For example some rabbits are deathly scared of vacuums, some cower in a corner until you're done using it, some want to come bite the cord while you're using it... Every bun is different and it's knowing what their boundaries are.
It was toxic to just read the title can’t watch the video. I don’t agree with everything but you have great knowledge, in Spanish and English, and you are helping a lot of people fix their relationships with their rabbits, I wish you did more bilingual content
The young people on Tik tok are just looking to make others feel bad. They really have nothing better to do sometimes. Envy also does that to people. I wouldn't give them anymore attention that's all they're looking for. I have learned so much from you and I am so appreciative of your advice. My little Snowball and I love your channel. ❤ and we love Lennon ^_^
This is why I avoid TikTok, the T in TikTok stands for Toxic to me, don't worry about them, we all love Lennon. 🐰
This reminds me of the “mean kids” in school when I was young. The comments made are not worth listening to. You are number 💯in my opinion. Just keep being the Lorelei we all admire and love to watch. You handled the rubbish that was said with class and dignity. The provocative boudoir scene with the blonde girl was tacky. You are beautiful and kind. Lennon is a very lucky bunny. 😊
People know that if they don’t like your advice, they *whispers* don’t have to take it. Oh my bunny, what a concept. You’re not shoving information down people’s throats; your channel became popular because you saw a better way to improve an animal’s life and lots of people obviously saw your value. We are all here because we value your opinion, your time, your energy, and your dedication. ❤
Hi! Recently my therapist adopted a rabbit, because in the past I told her some things you taught me he free roams. Thank you!
tiktok is hating on a rabbit 💀💀💀that says a lot
You are one of the only reasons I have the care and knowledge for my rabbit. Granted it may not be perfect but I've only had her about a month or so. I've binged your videos for so long it's crazy how much *proper* care I've learned from you alone so THANK YOU 🫶🏻
The first tiktok about hte way you were holding your Bunny.. that IS kind of a common way to hold bunnies when doing grooming is just sometimes the easiest way to clean their feets, check their ears, brush them etc while having them in a comfortable position. We had a childhood rabbit many years ago (a male dwarf lop-- also named Lenny! kind of what drew me to your channel when i saw the name!) and we used to hold him like that often. He almost seemed to PREFER being held like that sometimes. As far as how you hold a bunny... I think it really depends on the rabbit themselves and their own personality and preferences. As long as you are being gentle and loving with them, if its a social rabbit, they tend to just enjoy the interaction and grooming session. (We were kids but we would often do 'checkups' like pretend animal doctor while grooming on our Lenny - he was very good about it and we were very gentle with him but even the pretend checkups gave us a chance to brush him, clip his nails, check his ears and clean if needed, etc. I remember my older brother would hold him like that while we helped groom him and love on him and he ATE IT UP.
And for instance they also say cats HATE having their belly scratched but my cat literally rolls over like a dog for belly rubs... all animals have their own likes and dislikes. As long as you are gentle you arent doing anything wrong and im sure you would have stopped or changed position if he seemed stressed. I had 2 french angora rabbits when i was in my 20s (Scuzzy and Spaz) and they HATED being held like that... so i didn't and would just find other ways to groom them.. usually put them up on a table and just kind of hold them in place with my hands around their sides while i brushed and check them over) Like... you notice if your rabbit doesnt like something and adjust. If they are ok with it, I see no issue.
Yes, every bun is different. Mine didn't like being held at first but now she gladly will sit cradled in 1 arm while I'm cleaning with the other 😂
Hi Lorelei, I rescued 2 experimental bunny about 6 years ago, you and Lennon, of course your channel help me a lot. I trained my bunny how to use liiter box so they lived with me in my house without cage, I fed them timothy hay and some treat as banana, apple with a small amount. Althought my boys crossed the rainbow brigde at 2 and 5 years old because of pneumonia, I always appreciate what you share with us. Please keep going!!!
Lorelei.......you are the No.1 go to rabbit utuber GOAT...so don't let anyone else tell you otherwise. I'm from England with 8 (yes 8 lol) mini rex and you are an inspiration to all us rabbit lovers
Awww ty❤❤
Also one more comment about the bunny pair thing-- You are SO right about being afraid to bond Lennon with someone. My bunnies loved each other on their bunny date at the shelter (neutral territory), and then hated each other for an entire year and a half at home before they finally bonded. Bunny bonding is not as easy as some people believe. I also believe it made my original bunny's life worse for the duration that they weren't bonded because I wasn't able to fully free roam her anymore due to having to separate the two of them. It's not as black and white as ppl think.
This is exactly what happened to us! They did great on their speed date at the shelter, and even snuggled in the same carrier coming home. The second we got home? Our girl went insane! The poor new friend couldn't even move an inch without her attacking him. He couldn't go near the litterbox, water bowl, anywhere and ended up cowering in a corner. We had to keep them separate for days with short interactions and only in the past month, over a year later, can I say that I think they are finally bonded.
@Elizabeth-1991 even if speed dates go well they should be housed separately when coming home but im glad all is well with them now even if it took a long time!!!❤
You're amazing, and Lennon is the sweetest, healthiest, and prettiest bunny I've ever seen! Please keep going, we really enjoy your content and it's clearly great and very educational!
Thank you so much!
I have seen more misinformation and hatred from TikTok than anywhere else, ESPECIALLY on pets, Its not worth worrying too hard over~
You do amazing work sharing and educating people on how smart and wonderful bunnies are!~
I'm not into social media. I only watch UA-cam cause it is fun. I found you after my bunny passed away. I continued to watch because you made me see how much my bunny loved me, and how good a bunny parent I was. This is my opinion, but TikTok is one of the most toxic platform ever! The fact that anyone can have a negative opinion on you is mind-blowing! You are GREAT keep doing what you are doing!!!
I love your videos. They literally saved me when I brought my rescued bunny home. We had a tough time in the beginning, but with the help of your videos, we have stronger bond than I've ever had with any of my pets. Turns out HE rescued ME! Thank you for all you do! ❤️ And have you thought about having Caleb Smith of Peace Bunny Island on your channel? Thanks again.
When i first got my bunny back in 2022 i started watching all of your videos and i really enjoy then. I built up so much love for you and Lennon. I have to say thanks to you bc if i never watched you my bunny would probably still be outside and i can tell now by all the things i have learnt from you, kobe and i have a really strong bond now❤
Lennon is adorable. Your videos helped me so much when I got my rabbits. Thank you, Lorelei. Don't listen to these people. You are amazing.❤❤❤
My rabbits have eaten spring mix for years and they're fine. Your channel has helped me and my bunnies and taught me rabbit care so thank you 💜
I found your channel after I lost my Flemish giant, you’ve helped educate me through the years after and I feel a lot more prepared for when I do get another bunny because of your videos. Thank you so much!
I have 2 rabbits and they love being held like this. I have always taken amazing care of my bunnies and they have their own room. My late bunnie also loved being held like this I have had bunnies for 12 years and I have followed her advice for at least 6 years.
I don't really agree with the people who say you NEED to have 2 bunnies. I had a rescue bunny who came from an over populated home. She was bullied by the other rabbits and only skin/bones when she got to us. When she was better, she got a couple chances to meet/bond with other bunnies and wanted nothing to do with them. I really feel like it comes down to knowing your bunny and what they need. And Lorelei is very good at that! ❤
You need to have two bunnies tho and it comes from someone who for a very long time had only one bunny. Bunnies are very social and you can’t fulfill all their needs if they don’t have a bunny friend. If you just put two random bunnies in one room that’s not a good idea you need to introduce them slowly and they both need to be sterilized (otherwise they’ll be aggressive) It’s not easy but trust me once they have a bunny friend they’re a lot more active and happy.
@@alicja5602 I understand what you’re saying but I still disagree. Also, with my previous bunny, she was slowly introduced in 3 separate homes before I had her. She still didn’t like other bunnies but loved our cat. So yes they are social but there are some bunnies that just can’t live with another one of their species.
Both cats and dogs are social too, but can be kept in single pet household. My first bunny where alone for 6 months, but I had to rehome him due to my own health. Regret that so much!!! But he thrived the time I had him. I was with him all the time and brought him everywhere and he loved it. Such an adventurer. I have two now, and got the first thinking he could be a single pet as well. He was 1 years old and used to have a partner (who was rehomed before him to someone else). This guy was so clearly unhappy and a real homebody. Would not connect with us humans properly and showed clear frustration in beeing handled and did not enjoy traveling. So I bought a babybunny for him and the love was emidiate. He would not stop flopping for like a week, groomed her, showed her around etc. So cute. She is far more independant and could probably have been a single bunny. She enjoys adventures but not as much as my first and bonded more easily with us humans. All 3 have been wery much different in needs and personality, and I have enjoyed them all. Will probably have bunnies in the future when these ones are gone. But animals are first and foremost individuals and need to be treated like it. I have had 3 hamsters, 5 horses, 2 cats, 2 dogs, gunniepigs etc. All off them have had individual needs within their species. The owners responsibility is to be an expert on their own animals needs, and understand that it will not necessarily apply to everybody else.
Over the last 25 years I have been the pet parent to 10 different fully free range house rabbits (1-3 buns at a time). I also volunteered at my local shelter. Every bun is different. One bun used to jump in my lap and lay on his side when I watched movies. That segued into him eventually moving to a belly up position in my lap as he slept.. He did this on his own. One of my current buns LOVES to be gently massaged from head to tail (yes the tail too). He frequently runs in front of us and lays down flat when he wants to be massaged. His choice. He can leave anytime he wants. I had another bun who preferred to have his front paws resting on my shoulder if I had to pick him up . I was initially afraid he might try leap from my shoulder especially if he got scared but after a couple of years of repositioning him to my chest, I finally realized he wasn't trying to escape. He enjoyed looking over my shoulder. The photo of you at the rescue holding the buns is perfectly fine. If they kick to get away they aren't going anywhere. Yes I prefer to hold my buns where they are facing me, but you wouldn't see cute bunny faces in the photo. With a rare exceptions, most rabbits would look scared with any strangers picking them up, even rescue volunteers. It usually take time to establish a relationship for them to feel comfortable being picked up by a particular person. And litter box needs may be a little different. My friend rescued a dwarf bunny with a previously broken rear leg which healed incorrectly. He cannot jump into a litter box.. She had to cut down the front of a litter box so he can get in and out easily and ended up having to use puppy paper. It keeps his rear leg from getting urine scald. She puts yummy hay in half the box so he stands on the puppy paper. This works best in her case. One of my buns liked to empty the litter box of ALL of it's contents almost every day. It was very frustrating to wake up to dirty and clean hay spread in a 10 foot radius on the living room floor. I spent a fortune on different litter boxes and hay/litter. Our vet recommended I try a cement mixing box (imagine a cat litter box on steroids). Because hay is easier to get over the edge than litter (NEVER USE CLAY or BEAD litter- only natural litter) , I ended up with a natural corn litter as the base. CORN IS NOT USUALLY RECOMMENDED because they will eat too much of it and can get GI stasis, but in my case my bun only nibbles a tiny bit when I add fresh litter. I add assorted yummy hays with herbs and flowers over 1/2 of the box which he loves much more than the underlying litter. He is still is able to remove SOME the hay from the box before tiring out, but it is happening less and not spread out. I had to find a solution specific to my problem. Food & water are basically the same with buns but everything else is a journey. With the exception of nail trimming and medical treatment, my rabbits are never forced to endure anything. Look at it this way, (congenial or in bred issues aside), depending on care and diet, most pet rabbit's average life span is 8-12 years. With the exception of one bun with a hidden abdominal tumor, my buns lived between 8 -13 years. I must be doing something right for them. I currently have a 7 and 8 year old. Don't listen to the criticism. Look at your bunny! That is the gauge. You are doing an amazingly job on your channel and for Lennon. What works for one bun may not work for another. You teach humans how to earn the trust and love of their bun with basic typical bunny care and behavior. Every now and then we come across the odd bun that insists we give them a belly rub, once we earn their trust and friendship. That's what makes these little creatures so damn wonderful! They all have their own personality. Everything you have said over the years is great information for bunny parents to begin their own bunny journey.
Personally, u and Lennon changed my life! I love watching ur videos they always make me smile, I hv a rabbit called Robin and I learnt so much from u. Soon my bunny is going to be neutered and free roamed as now he lives in like one of those play pens in my room!😊❤ btw hope u and Lennon have a great day!!!!
Lorelei you are a such an amazing person!!!!! You have helped me soooooo much since becoming a bunny mom 4 years ago. I really respect all the work you do to raise awareness on proper bunny care. I just can’t imagine people being so ugly towards you because to me and many of us her you are such an Angel! Again, thank you for everything! Because of you I have learned so much about bunny care and researched even more on my own & have now become the go to bunny person in my area. God bless you dear! Keep on keepin on. Your doing so much for bunnies, don’t let these people ever get to you. They have no clue how much you love bunnies and how much you love Lennon! Love you! Keep being you.❤
-Missy
I have learned everything about rabbits and how to take care of them from your videos!! I watched all your videos when I got my rabbit. I love your videos so much! I always get excited when you upload a new video!!❤
Wow, Lori, I'm sorry that tic tok is saying these things. I had similar issues. don't listen to them 😡 I absolutely ❤❤❤❤❤ your channel. Thank you for those tips about bunny care. I recently took patches and charcoal to the vet, and they're in good health 😊 so , please continue with what you're doing ❤❤❤❤
love u lorelei, i think you're an incredible bunny mom, and you're definitely the person i trust most on this topic. i've been watching your channel many years now, and i'll certainly keep watching
ahh new post! love your videos and I’m sorry this happened! you are so pretty!!
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL SO MUCH YOUR MY FAVORITE RABBIT CARE CHANNEL!! I HAVE A MINI REX IVE HAD SINCE I WAS 12 AND HE IS MY BEST FRIEND AND LITERALLY MY LIFE ❤❤
Aww! I've had a rex since I was 8. And now I'm 13. I hope ur rabbit is happy and healthy same for you
I’ve learned so much from watching this channel. Lorelei is full of great advice and Lennon is such a happy healthy bun. We feed spring mix as his veggies along with dill, mint and dandelion. I am able to get the spring mix without spinach. But even the spring mix with spinach doesn’t have that much in it since it’s such a great variety of greens.
Thank you so much for your videos Lorelai. I found your channel when researching for my first bunny and thanks to you no rabbit under my care has ever been put in a cage or hutch.
I've been watching you for years and love the knowledge that you want to promote and spread to people who have bunnies or are looking into getting one. I know that if I ever get a bunny in the future I know I would go to your videos and make sure I am giving my bunny the best care I can! You are an amazing person and I love you and Lennon! :)
You are right people are going to hate. And it's obvious those people have nothing better to do than hate.
I have learned a great deal from you and I thank you for being such a bunny advocate.
My bun bun, Midnight, is also a single bunny. I got her from my son, who saved her from being tossed outside and let loose, because she made too much noise and nipped her cage mate.
I have no idea how old she is, not if she is even spayed. And neither did the owner who was going to throw her outside. She didn't even know Midnight was a girl, thought she was a boy.
I've had her now for almost 6 years and I am positive she would not bond with another bunny. I feel this because I'm pretty sure she isn't spayed. But without knowing for sure, I don't want her to go through it only to find out she was, but then she dies from the anesthesia.
Not every bunny will bond with another. Just like every cat or dog won't bond with another cat or dog.
I love you and Lennon!! Keep up the great work you do!!
I have two bunnies… but they’re not together. When we bought them (with my mother, I was like 6 at the time) the sellers said two males would be best. Well clearly not. They’re separated but can see eachother and sadly they live outside our house in a cage (a big one if I do say so myself) I’m trying to convince my parents to let me free roam my bunny, and I’m doing lots of research on it!
I gave up my morals and got bunnies they are in a bunny run outside and then the buck is in a small hutch I feel so bad for them they never tasted fresh veggies. I bring the buck in to play in the Bathroom but he’s just scared. I have to sell them on Craigslist because we are moving and can’t afford them. I’m so mad at myself for going against my own beliefs to fulfill my selfish wants
Your amazing Lorelei. You taught me how to care for my bun and your what inspired me to get one in the first place. You helped me how to get my aggressive bunny to a calm one and your one amazing bun mom. Thank you for everything! ❤
It’s fine they just jealous
Thank you for the vulnerability and sharing this. You’ve helped me and so many others with bunny care💘 sorry about these people who don’t understand!
I watched you a lot a few years ago, and I'm so happy I rediscovered you. I love your content, your strong will, your kindness, your voice, and Lennon. I'm really happy that you make content, and I love you so much!
Watching your videos has educated me so much. I did start my rabbits out in a cage and after learning about litter training and free roaming they are now free roamed in my roam and were switched to a xpens❤
THAT FIRST GIRL OMGOSH SHE WAS SO ANNOYING SHE WAS LIKE "I DONT WANT THIS TO COME ACROSS RUDE" AND THEN CONTINUES LIKE GURL shut up no one cares what you have to say Loreleli is quite capable of looking after a bunny and gives great advise this whole thing just screams i have too much time on my hands and I’m an attention seeker. also its perfectly fine to have a single rabbit they can be quite happy with a human friend.
the first girl is my bestfrend she is just saying her opinion she a vet nurse she hes had rabbit all her life so i dont no why your making it out she was being stuck up and the vid is form a year go not being funny but if you don't no her i bet you havunt lookd in her and what she dus for her rabbit .....
@@TylerKiley Just my personal opinion thats how the video came off to me i think it is totally unnecessary to make a video being mean about another creator for all she knows she could be totally wrong
@@TylerKiley i just think it's unnecessary but i get that people change
@@TylerKiley i don’t think ur friend was rude. i think it’s hypocritical that people are considering their opinions “advice” and “helping” but another persons opinion they don’t agree with as “rude” or “hate”.
Science is always evolving and changing. New information and knowledge comes out everyday. This includes animal science and animal welfare and health. Animal owners need to not be so hard headed and instead need to be open minded and if they don’t agree, just explain why and go on with your day (like ur friend did)
i under stand were your coming from 100% but the hate she is getting from this video is not okay i no she put some thing at the start but just that did nothing i no she can be very very off seeming but this video was from a year ago i under stand were evey one is coming from but then ever one is difffrent @@priscillaspets
I absolutely love your channel and Lennon is so precious! Negative criticism is just a byproduct of having a UA-cam channel. You and Lennon are the best! And if I was a bunny I’d stomp at the critics.
❤ my bunny lived 12 years is a single rabbit, and we gave him all the love and attention he could always ever need Also, people have to understand that taking care of one rabbit is sometimes financially, the only thing that they can afford.
I got a bunny last year and I thoroughly appreciate your content. It’s felt very grounded thorough and thoughtful. I can tell you are a good bun mom 🐰 thank you for doing what you do.
I think the takeaway here is that nobody's perfect, but one thing I've seen you do that I just love, is talk about the mistakes you made along the way, and what you did to fix them! You own your accountability, and that is something I'm not seeing these kids do.
I have been watching you for a couple of years now, and am so glad I found you - you have really helped me be a better bunny mom.
As for singleton rabbits, it's fine - as long as you're willing to put in the time with them being their replacement partner. And you obviously do that - Lennon trusts you so much! My bunny's a single, and he's just bonded with my right foot instead of another bunny. He even treats my foot like it's a bunny. I would get him a partner, but he is aggressively territorial, so I think it would always be an iffy situation for him.
Anyway, I wouldn't worry too much about these kids - they're pretty much just clout chasing by taking up a controversial opinion.
I mean, TikTok is cancer so everything from there needs to be treated as such, particularly shown in the later clips which were just unnecessary trolls.
I do think the first 3 longer clips were reasonable in their challenge, even if they can be rebutted / addressed and as a bunny community it is fair to work to help each other to steadily improve your own buns life and have greater resource out there for new bun owners to give their buns the best life they can.
It also seems fair that pretty much all buns can be bonded with at least one other, accepting it isn't always easy or quick, but is so important to a rabbits overall mental health. And if they can playdate without chaos, they can definitely bond :) That said, I think Lennon is 9 now (?) and I appreciate single buns do seem to bond closer to their primary carer and therefore make better online content - but when the sad day comes that Lennon hops over the rainbow bridge, if you carry on this channel with a new bun I hope it is at least a pair - I mean heck, even if starts with just 1, it would certainly be great content to see a 2nd then being brought in and the bonding journey they go through to be a future reference for other bun parents :)
I was a new bunny mom 2 years ago, and you were one of the first resources I found that was well informed, humane, and fun. Bun and I are doing great thanks to your information, and I'm really grateful that you're here. ❤
When you mention in a previous video to have an emergency vet number / location was mind blowing to me I did it immediately
!! Grateful to not have to call but it eases my mind to have one !!!!
So when is your litter box coming out.
Omg I like you so much more now that I know you are friends with Sloan... this info made my day!!
Your the Queen of bunny care! Improved/improving a lot of bunnies lives. Your videos are the best, we are fans! Instantly fell in love with them because (when researching) my baby bunny looked like Lennon. We love you, Lennon, and your bunny advocacy.
I haven’t even started the video yet, but I’ve had 2 rabbits in my 17 years of living and I can say this channel was the biggest help I could’ve ever received.
When I still had my rabbit, she actually took towards drinking from a water bowl. I couldnt get my rabbit to free roam. I tried to with her but she just didnt want too
I don't even have a bunny but just love this channel!!
Getting information out there is amazing and the main thing the internet seems to forget is, when you don’t like something or someone…you can turn it off, ignore and go do something else and really a lot of them are trying to use your platform since it is so large to get a leg up for themselves. It’s all for clout and it’s all for their own self interests. It is why i kind of ignore reaction videos on a lot of platforms since it’s not creating and adding to the world. Content creators put so much work and time into making videos and content for us to consume, and vlogs and reaction videos are so much easier to make than crafting a story like a lot of UA-camrs do. I think the important thing here is so many of us are here because we enjoy your videos Lorelei and love Lennon and have made use of the information you put out there. I love how you didn’t get mad and pointed out pretty much that all these people don’t watch and understand what you are putting out and making their own assumptions from what they see in a quick scan of your channel. Also they seem to pile on and repeat what these other reaction videos make, kind of trying to leap frog upwards using you and the others as stepping stones instead of making their own original content and being a positive in the world and just keep trying to go viral which is the wrong way to go about everything.
So excited that you’re making your own brand! I’ll make sure I buy one for my rabbit. It’s starting to get extremely hot in my area so ordering online is my only option to not get burned outside right now. I know my rabbit will enjoy your product
😅What I find so interesting, is that these fresh out or still in school kids thinking they are more versed in any matter or subjects than someone who has 10+ years of experience or who have degrees. 👀 It sounds like tiktok kids wanting to gain a platform from a more seasoned content creator who obviously knows what they are doing and talking about🤷🏽♀️. What happened to getting the facts before speaking out on a matter and actually doing the correct reserch before blasting someone inappropriately. Because Lennon the Bunny more people are adopting rabbits and taking care of them appropriately. Not only that but she is touching many worldwide. Tiktok is a horrible place because everyone just wants to gain views and they don't care how they get them.
Literally. TikTok is full of screen addicted teens who think they know it all, yet barely do their own research lol
Mm not really :) I have a rabbit behaviour diploma, animal welfare and ethics diploma, 20 years of experience and knowledge and a lot lot more ♥️♥️ Thanks tho x
I’m also an exotic vet nurse lol but thanks
@@shakiragena Genuinely not trying to start anything, but don't you think it's a little unfair that you haven't watched any of her videos to back up your proof, but still make those claims about her? She explains herself pretty clearly in this video. Have you watched this one, at least?
Haters are gonna hate, but it's okay, you can't make everyone happy.
I personally adore your content and have defended your channel against some haters here on youtube when people tried bringing your name up on my platform at one point. I have since deleted all negative comments ofcourse.
I love your videos and learned a lot about bunnies and the best way to house and feed my bunny friend ❣️
Thank you Lorelei 💖
Love you and Love Lennon! I think you do great work with advocacy and awareness. I have learned so much from you about bunnies. Who are these people? Anyway, keep up the great work!
I so wish I could speak to you over the phone to explain my concern with a rabbit breeder in Riverside, California, and I want to get info on where I can report her. She breeding rabbits and has over 200, all in tiny cages in the garage of her house. She even has a website and sells them at any age. I have never seen so many rabbits, from newborns to older ones. The cages are super small, made of wire, and have no bedding. I can not go to sleep thinking about these poor rabbits. I feel so bad about the condition they are in. Someone needs to stop this lady from breeding so many bunnies. I need help. Do I call PETA or the city of Riverside? I do not know were to start. Any advice will be helpful.
Call the Riverside County Animal Services. Their number pops up automatically on Google
you are a great bunny mama. ive learned many tips from you
I've been with you since around the beginning, (i got my rabbit as a birthday present and i wanted to find out some information about care etc... and i found your channel.) That was in 2016. So at first, we didn't know anything about rabbit care, free roaming, etc etc. I didn't even know it was possible to teach rabbits tricks, or go to a litter box themselves. I'm very thankful for Lorelei/Lennon The Bunny for teaching me all about that and keeping it going advocating for all these things! I think it's important and even i am now advocating for free roaming and some of the health care tips Lorelei has shared. Because they work and are actually accurate! I even asked some questions about my vet about Lennon The Bunny (asked him if he knew the channel and would recommend it to me and he said yes.) And just so you know, i live in Belgium, a tiny little country (compared to the US anyway.) And he knew about this channel (AND recommended it!) So yeah, it's pretty save to say that Lorelei knows what she's talking about!
Im so sorry that this is happening. All of these tiktoks clearly arent taking into account the context and dont fully understand the situation. I will always support and defend this channel as you are such a dedicated and knowledgeable bunny advocate. I watch this channel so much and I don't even have a bunny (yet) just because its so amazing. Keep up the amazing work and don't let the haters bring you down. All the best to you and Lennon xxx
hehe, they just want to be Lorelei 😘
Hooboy, so much to unload. First off, the haters all sound bitter. I think the UK might have different standards (for lack of a better word). I’ve gotten into a few arguments from people in the UK in regard to bonding and free roaming. My Lulu is a boy, but constantly gets called a girl and I have to use Drew Bunnymore’s full name or people think Drew’s a boy, so I totally get the gender thing. For all that stalking, though, she really did miss the mark there! Lennon is bonded to you. She is not alone. She has you. My Ozzy was a solo bunny too. He was bonded to me and didn’t like other animals at all, including bunnies. There is no one who advocates and helps bunnies like you. Your fans love you and so many bunnies owe their happy lives to you.
drew bunnymore!! love that
You are doing great! In fact, you are doing a wonderful job. Just found your channel and it's awesome 😊
Lorelei has taught me so much over the past year and has helped me a lot with my bunny's behavior and everything and it's made me and my bunny so much happier and more made us bond more than ever.
Hey
I've always associated the British accent with pretentious, arrogant a-holes. The hater's silly accusations only reinforced that impression in me
I was going to comment the same thing, lol.
Laurali, You are the best I’ve found. You have taught me so much over the years! Thank you for that. ❤I have a Velveteen Rex.
You always do a great job Lorelei. Because of you I was able to have a bunny housed with me and he was very happy and content, until he passed away. I don’t see these people doing the work you do and honestly it looked like there was some envy from that woman end the end.
Keep up the good work 🥰💘
Ooop okay the tea I’m here for it
I LOVE YOU ANNE LINEN
At the end of the day, your channel has absolutely changed my bunnies' lives for the better. We all have room to grow & more to learn- I'm still not a perfect bunny mom, but I am a lot more conscious of my choices due to these videos. There are plenty of things that I would have never even thought of or considered before!... Your willingness to work with people of all backgrounds and help bunny owners to come up with cost-friendly alternatives without automatically judging them or being harsh is also a big part of what makes your channel so important. This is a safe space for all bunny owners to learn from each other through constrictive feedback & that is invaluable!
I'm a passive Lennon subscriber and even I can point out every video you've made regarding these "concerns" the tiktokers mention. You give Lennon a wonderful life full of love and safety.
My daughter and I LOVE you and Lennon. She got a rabbit as a pet and we have always gone back to your videos to get tips and help on how our bun can live his best life❤
Our Bunny was a single free roam bun and when he passed away in December people told us he was the happiest bunny ever, so having a single bun very much depends on individual circumstances, time able to give the bun bun etc. Lennon does not look lonely or depressed so no need to worry what people say x
I was about to write the same thing about Lennon probably just being territorial in her own space but then you mentioned it yourself.
Most of these accusations seem like they have been made without any thought, like the person didn't think it through, just saw a quick glimpse and went "UNACCEPTABLE!"
The only one I can kind of understand is that, personally, if I had a bunny I'd also be scared of letting them off the leash since they easily run when something scares them but other than that I think you are doing a great job taking care of Lennon and you know her the best. Also, your dedication for helping other people and their rabbits is admirable, even going so far to travel far away to change lifes is crazy, in a good way.
Regarding the comment "There's better rabbit UA-camrs", there's a lot of UA-camrs out there and there's most likely someone "better" than you (whatever that means), but I've yet to see a channel that's able to teach me as much as this channel while still being as entertaining. Most animal content creators bore me to death because they always talk about the same things over and over and only do educational content, nothing entertaining whereas I think this channel combines all of these perfectly.
Well I love you and your channel. Your content has helped me with my bunnies so much!