A baby cottontail literally ran up on my shoe back in august. He was so tiny he barely had his eyes open. The neighbor was mowing the yard and I believe the nest was destroyed. I found one of his siblings squashed by someone’s foot. We took him in and have had him now for about 6 months and he is just great. They said cottontails are not good “pets” however I completely disagree. He uses the litter box. He jumps and plays around. He is quite the character. His name is Suki. I’ve had lots of dogs and cats over the years and the cottontail is the most fun to watch and play with. Update: We did contemplate putting him back in the wild after he got bigger however he was showing signs of being a lil different than your average wild cottontail. I believe some of the best “pets” you ever could have are the ones that find you instead of you finding them. I had a cat for about 14 years and the way we unexpectedly met was by her running in my house after I opened the front door on a cold & extremely rainy night. She was so small her whole body could fit in my hand. She stayed with me ever since and was so great to have in my life. I believe this lil rabbit will be similar to that. He eats bunny treats from our hand now…loud noises used to make him scared & hide..now all that happens is he just perks his ears up a lil. I don’t expect him to ever be held like a cat but he seems to be heading towards the type that would play by Jumping on you and off again. He used to run & hide when cleaning his “area” now he just watches just inches away. I read all the articles I could on cottontails and the majority disagreed with having them as pets. This cottontail seems to be a exception. He is a joy.
it's not that they are bad pets, it's that they don't live well as pets, if you want what's good for them, as soon as their eyes are open you should let them live in the wild
Cottontails are much more panicky than domesticated rabbits. (Which is saying something.) That makes them much more likely to freak out and scratch you or even hurt themselves. If you are going to keep one as a pet you have to know this and take special action accordingly.
My cottontail "Petey", will be 4 this March...sure they aren't the cuddily types, but he sure has personality. he did train himself on a litterbox...and I feed him fresh dandelion in the summer and Italian store bought dandelion in winter...
It is a small bunny but they still don’t like being picked up or being messed with you should just allow your bunny to trust you and let them come to you instead of bothering them all the time but this little creature is ADORABLE 🥰🐇🥰🐇🥰
That bunny has a good personality. I had a bunny 40 years ago . I used to touch its head with my finger. It bit me , drew blood and my parents gave it to someone. That person didn't tell us he was going to eat it.
Rabbits only bite when they are scared, annoyed, or angry... next time if you get a rabbit just sit near by and let it come to you! And only pet it when u offer your hand and it bows it’s head in response 😁
I've had 2 bunnies, one is still with me [there was a divorce, brothers got old enough to choose violence] Can confirm, that they do not know fear. They are made by it. Molded by it. And them come out with the same audacity and defensiveness of any horned goat/sheep/ram-like animal. Swinging and ready to fight. Still scared of the surprise treat though. [My fault for forgetting how close to his face the blind spot starts]
I had a chinchilla rabbit (named for the silvery coat similar to a chinchilla) who would "sing" when the vacuum was running. I thought the vacuum wheels had developed a squeak, and I must have checked it a dozen times, until at some point, I stopped moving the vacuum and just let it sit while running, and still the squeaking happened. My next thought was "oh no, it's something wrong with the motor" or osmethign like that - I was dreading what kind of invasive, expensive repairs I was looking at (or the cost of a new vacuum)... and then I turned it OFF... and the squeaking carried on... and I was able to hear where it was coming from... that goofy rabbit of mine, all stretched out in her cage, totally chill, eyes barely open, and her little mouth open wailing and warbling her little high-pitched vocalizations. I had understood those sounds to be made when rabbits were in pain or great fear, but she was so relaxed, I had to rule that out. So I just say she was "singing". What a character.
I remember this one time when I was trimming around bushes in my side yard 100,000 baby rabbits came running out from underneath this one bush. Of course my little daughters seen and named every one of them. It broke my heart to have to tell the girls we just couldn't keep them. I spent the next two days building outdoor keeper boxes while my wife ran rabbit food errands. OI! I'd do it allover again given the chance.
My Siamese cat brought home one of these tiny cottontail babies totally unharmed and gave her to me. I named her Bramble, and cared for her until she was big enough to return to the wild.
Same here! Adopted her as a little abandoned baby and fed her cat milk. She grow up a beautiful girl!!! Smart, sweet and lovely 🥰 !!! Just can not let her go wild since she was raised up in door. Will take great care until she goes to heaven! 🌹🌹🌹
All baby bunnies are too cute . The wild ones may be like this one are tinier . But i got to see these giant jackrabbits in California before they took over all land in East Bay. I felt honored to see them in that field. They were scary big.
I had a litter of 3 cottontail bunnies that I raised when I was 10. They always ran loose in the house but if I thumped my foot on the floor anywhere in any room they'd find me and run to me. They were fun. They'd also somehow get out of their box at night and jump on my bed so when I woke up they were stretched out sleeping next to me. (As a kid my mattress was on the floor, because when I was 6 I had a phase where I would roll off the side of the bed and landed spectacularly on the floor. hahaha). I loved those bunnies.
@@eshim3961 Oh...& thought it was a reference to "Of Mice And Men". ("And I get to tend the rabbits."-- Great movie version w/ Gary Sinese & John Malkovich.)
@@dslunsford1 I love how it popped up in my feed!! I’m absolutely in love with this little baby!! There’s nothing on this planet I adore more than bunnies. I have 4 they’re my heart and soul and this video just completely melted my heart🥰
We had cottontails who lived on my college campus. Had two families specifically outside of my dorm. Would sneak them food despite the policies against feeding the animals. Campus Security didn’t mind it as much as they would also feed them, same with most of the janitorial staff. Led to us having some really chill bunnies for a while.
Its not advised to feed wild animals because they can become dependent on humans as their food source and they wont hunt as much or get worse at it so when the humans stop feeding them they die
@@liagamer4265 I get your well-meaning intentions, but I can assure you they never got dependent. Huge park and nature preserve nearby. Plenty of vegetation. All they would do is come into our campus area for some peace. No hawks swooping down, no coyotes, no real predators.
I’ve raised baby Cottontails from when they were a week old ! When they were old enough, they were transferred to an outside pen for rehabilitation. After a year, they were let go in my backyard ! It’s been 3 years, & 2 out of the 5 stay around the house. Soo AWSOME !
I had one briefly. My cat brought him in the house. I got him/ her away from my cat, locked all of my cats in the house & took him into the woods behind my house. I found an abandoned keebler elf tree where there was a gang of baby bunnies & put him there. Where I used to live was bunny forest & we had A LOT of bunnies big and small.
I rescued a little baby bunny with no mother, and he grew up to be a nice big healthy bunny! His name is Hermit, but I think he’s actually a she, so I call her Hermie.
I miss the little bunny I took in. I named him Buggs. Took him in out of the rain and I was attracted to him. He was so small. Must’ve not been older than 2 weeks. Unfortunately about day 5 after I got home my parents had informed me he had passed. I have no idea why either. Mom buried him out back. I think about him a lot. I hope those last few days I gave him we’re good.
i'm sorry about your loss i had a loss of my little bun named brownie she lieved for two years since we were nursing her back to health she had many seizures couldnt keep her balance had trouble eating but she was with us when she died
I recommend calling a rehab area for wildlife the next time you see an animal of any concern. They’ll give the wild animals the best care that they can
Last week I went to mail a letter at my local post office, which has a set of drive by mail boxes in the parking lot, in a grassy island. I stopped my car to put a letter in the box, and there in front of it, a few feet away, was a little animal. At first I thought it was a chipmunk, but looked again and saw that it was a tiny bunny that looked just like the one in this video. So cute. It sat there for about 30 seconds, then hopped into the grass around the mail boxes. It seemed to be alone, no mother rabbit or siblings. I hope it survives living where it is, or goes somewhere safer. This is in the middle of town, not really a good habitat for wild critters.
I think the bunny needed to be handled more carefully, it was scary situation for the bunny. Just let it feel safe and comfy, let it be curoius. Hope it’s o.k and has a good life 🐰❤️
A baby cottontail literally ran up on my shoe back in august. He was so tiny he barely had his eyes open. The neighbor was mowing the yard and I believe the nest was destroyed. I found one of his siblings squashed by someone’s foot. We took him in and have had him now for about 6 months and he is just great. They said cottontails are not good “pets” however I completely disagree. He uses the litter box. He jumps and plays around. He is quite the character. His name is Suki. I’ve had lots of dogs and cats over the years and the cottontail is the most fun to watch and play with. Update: We did contemplate putting him back in the wild after he got bigger however he was showing signs of being a lil different than your average wild cottontail. I believe some of the best “pets” you ever could have are the ones that find you instead of you finding them. I had a cat for about 14 years and the way we unexpectedly met was by her running in my house after I opened the front door on a cold & extremely rainy night.
She was so small her whole body could fit in my hand. She stayed with me ever since and was so great to have in my life. I believe this lil rabbit will be similar to that. He eats bunny treats from our hand now…loud noises used to make him scared & hide..now all that happens is he just perks his ears up a lil. I don’t expect him to ever be held like a cat but he seems to be heading towards the type that would play by Jumping on you and off again. He used to run & hide when cleaning his “area” now he just watches just inches away. I read all the articles I could on cottontails and the majority disagreed with having them as pets. This cottontail seems to be a exception. He is a joy.
Love this!
it's not that they are bad pets, it's that they don't live well as pets, if you want what's good for them, as soon as their eyes are open you should let them live in the wild
They aren’t good pets most of the time , your good experience is different from many others bad experience.
Cottontails are much more panicky than domesticated rabbits. (Which is saying something.) That makes them much more likely to freak out and scratch you or even hurt themselves. If you are going to keep one as a pet you have to know this and take special action accordingly.
My cottontail "Petey", will be 4 this March...sure they aren't the cuddily types, but he sure has personality. he did train himself on a litterbox...and I feed him fresh dandelion in the summer and Italian store bought dandelion in winter...
"Baby bunny acts like Baby bunny"
Ah, yes. The floor is made of floor.
And a comment is just a comment
I was looking for this. Thankfully I didn't have to look far lol
This made me laugh way harder than it should have 😆😆
My thoughts exactly
@@obituaryollie9104 😂😂
I can’t believe how small it is. Too cute! 🐇🐰❤️
agreed
It’s a wild one he shouldn’t have it and it’s acting like that because it’s wild
It is a small bunny but they still don’t like being picked up or being messed with you should just allow your bunny to trust you and let them come to you instead of bothering them all the time but this little creature is ADORABLE 🥰🐇🥰🐇🥰
That’s what she said 😏
@@crossworlds3197 shut the fuck up and just appreciate the video, you are not an animal expert, Karen.
That bunny has a good personality. I had a bunny 40 years ago . I used to touch its head with my finger. It bit me , drew blood and my parents gave it to someone. That person didn't tell us he was going to eat it.
😢
Bruh
I put an ad in the local paper to give away a puppy. Same deal.
How terrible!!😖👎
Rabbits only bite when they are scared, annoyed, or angry... next time if you get a rabbit just sit near by and let it come to you! And only pet it when u offer your hand and it bows it’s head in response 😁
I love it. My little Holland Lop is extremely friendly with anyone who visits. He loves playing with our cats and chases the vacuum for some reason.
Probably coz the Vacccuuum is the enemy of his friend the dust bunny 🤣
@@fridayschild722 hilarious 🤣
Dang he's brave. My rabbit hides from the broom lol
I've had 2 bunnies, one is still with me [there was a divorce, brothers got old enough to choose violence]
Can confirm, that they do not know fear. They are made by it. Molded by it. And them come out with the same audacity and defensiveness of any horned goat/sheep/ram-like animal. Swinging and ready to fight.
Still scared of the surprise treat though. [My fault for forgetting how close to his face the blind spot starts]
I had a chinchilla rabbit (named for the silvery coat similar to a chinchilla) who would "sing" when the vacuum was running. I thought the vacuum wheels had developed a squeak, and I must have checked it a dozen times, until at some point, I stopped moving the vacuum and just let it sit while running, and still the squeaking happened. My next thought was "oh no, it's something wrong with the motor" or osmethign like that - I was dreading what kind of invasive, expensive repairs I was looking at (or the cost of a new vacuum)... and then I turned it OFF... and the squeaking carried on... and I was able to hear where it was coming from... that goofy rabbit of mine, all stretched out in her cage, totally chill, eyes barely open, and her little mouth open wailing and warbling her little high-pitched vocalizations. I had understood those sounds to be made when rabbits were in pain or great fear, but she was so relaxed, I had to rule that out. So I just say she was "singing". What a character.
I remember this one time when I was trimming around bushes in my side yard 100,000 baby rabbits came running out from underneath this one bush. Of course my little daughters seen and named every one of them. It broke my heart to have to tell the girls we just couldn't keep them. I spent the next two days building outdoor keeper boxes while my wife ran rabbit food errands. OI!
I'd do it allover again given the chance.
You and your wife and girls are good people, thank you for doing your part in protecting and nurturing our wildlife.
You should have let the mom handle things. She hides them, burying them in loose dirt. What's the true number? 10?
@@mariantreber8055 If they ran out of the bush, the mother had probably moved on to the next litter.
They don't need rabbit food..just hay..they eat everything outside..yes mom's build nests in the middle of yards a lot
@@mariantreber8055 um..handle what? Baby bunnies are out on their own within a week.
Bunnies are always bunnies! doesn't matter how itty bitty teeny tiny or huge 3 feet BUNNy! ❤❤❤🐇🐇🐇
Truer words have never been spoken.
My Siamese cat brought home one of these tiny cottontail babies totally unharmed and gave her to me. I named her Bramble, and cared for her until she was big enough to return to the wild.
Same here! Adopted her as a little abandoned baby and fed her cat milk. She grow up a beautiful girl!!! Smart, sweet and lovely 🥰 !!! Just can not let her go wild since she was raised up in door. Will take great care until she goes to heaven! 🌹🌹🌹
Maybe I should not ask, but how does one obtain cat milk.
@@user-ty2uz4gb7v it’s is called kmr. “Kitten milk replacement”. You can buy it in powder or can form.
@@user-ty2uz4gb7v you can buy at pet’s store. Canned Cat milk or powder. One can is plenty for a baby rabbit
@@user-ty2uz4gb7v no it's both the rat and cat milk to make the antidote for the poison.
I was going to say the hardest part of it all was milking the cats....
This video is 10 years old and it just randomly showed up on my feed. Thank you. 😭😭😭
Now it's 13 years old and the same thing happened to me.
Mad respect to you for still replying to and hearting comments over a decade later !! I still cant get over how adorable bunniez are
All baby bunnies are too cute . The wild ones may be like this one are tinier . But i got to see these giant jackrabbits in California before they took over all land in East Bay. I felt honored to see them in that field. They were scary big.
The fact you babytalked a bunny shows you’re a good person.
I had a litter of 3 cottontail bunnies that I raised when I was 10. They always ran loose in the house but if I thumped my foot on the floor anywhere in any room they'd find me and run to me. They were fun. They'd also somehow get out of their box at night and jump on my bed so when I woke up they were stretched out sleeping next to me. (As a kid my mattress was on the floor, because when I was 6 I had a phase where I would roll off the side of the bed and landed spectacularly on the floor. hahaha). I loved those bunnies.
"Just what I always wanted. My own little bunny rabbit. I will name him George and I will hug him and pet him and squeeze him."
As someone who watched the same Looney Tunes tapes over and over again as an American child living in Germany, I definitely get the reference. 😂😂
@@eshim3961 Oh...& thought it was a reference to "Of Mice And Men". ("And I get to tend the rabbits."-- Great movie version w/ Gary Sinese & John Malkovich.)
For those who don't know the reference
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The bunny is like "HEY! Stop picking me up!" 😅😂🤣😍🥰
I hope he got all he needed his whole life long xx
I see this was 10 years ago but This baby is so stinkin cute I can’t stand it!!😭 😍😍
I’m loving how many people are finding this after a decade!
@@dslunsford1 is the bunny still alive ?
@@dslunsford1 I love how it popped up in my feed!! I’m absolutely in love with this little baby!! There’s nothing on this planet I adore more than bunnies. I have 4 they’re my heart and soul and this video just completely melted my heart🥰
@@lectornox my condolences 🙏
If he took good care of the bunny, he could be alive still but I doubt it
10 years ago and UA-cam just recommended now? I love baby bunny! I hope he had a wonderful and loving life
Yep. He sure did. 10/10, exactly what it said on the tin.
Bunnys are the cutest things ever how can you resist something so freaking cute
Foxes are cuter.
@@ryanwalsh5019 I'd disagree, but it's all preference anyway
@@blueicydasani4543 ua-cam.com/video/aC77NwHlYi8/v-deo.html
I can, just eat it, lol. It’s a delicacy.
@@ryanwalsh5019 I've seen a fair share of fox videos, that won't change my mind
We had cottontails who lived on my college campus. Had two families specifically outside of my dorm. Would sneak them food despite the policies against feeding the animals. Campus Security didn’t mind it as much as they would also feed them, same with most of the janitorial staff. Led to us having some really chill bunnies for a while.
Its not advised to feed wild animals because they can become dependent on humans as their food source and they wont hunt as much or get worse at it so when the humans stop feeding them they die
@@liagamer4265 I get your well-meaning intentions, but I can assure you they never got dependent. Huge park and nature preserve nearby. Plenty of vegetation. All they would do is come into our campus area for some peace. No hawks swooping down, no coyotes, no real predators.
@@liagamer4265 ... Buddy rabbits don't hunt. They eat grass.
Grass is everywhere, and it's very slow at running away.
At first I thought you meant that the staff didn’t mind as long as you fed them as well.
idk why this appeared in my reccomended, but I'm so glad it did.
I’ve raised baby Cottontails from when they were a week old ! When they were old enough, they were transferred to an outside pen for rehabilitation. After a year, they were let go in my backyard ! It’s been 3 years, & 2 out of the 5 stay around the house. Soo AWSOME !
The poor lil thing keeps getting spooked when you go to pick them up. So cute.
That's not cute, he clearly stole the baby from the mother
@@jenm1 you have no idea thats whathappened
@@jenm1 Did the bunny tell you that?
@@Katragine 😂😂😂😂
I've had several over the years...they're usually not big on being picked up...they love attention...but they don't like their feet in the air
So cute! I would like it if they could stay that size forever.
You're looking for mice
A last bunny can grow of a cats size its not that bad to like small animals but once u pet small ones u have keep them forever so choose wisely.
Mice?
@@vintxgehour..2088N They can even be bigger than a cat, like flemish giant or German giant
@@wamuwuuwu5097 they live in forests.
I love that, "...except your way better".
They are the lambs of the pet shop. I never met a bad bunny, well except Greg. 🤣
That's absolutely adorable 💁♀️
Aww little cutie is popcorning
I had one briefly. My cat brought him in the house. I got him/ her away from my cat, locked all of my cats in the house & took him into the woods behind my house. I found an abandoned keebler elf tree where there was a gang of baby bunnies & put him there. Where I used to live was bunny forest & we had A LOT of bunnies big and small.
Aawwee what a cutie likkle bunny 🐰 🐇 😍 💖 💕 💓 🐰 🐇
Such a good bean, pls protect
Lol this bunny enjoys his human it looks wild too
Awwww! I love the baby buns, i have 22 at present, a dwarf/ lionhead mix. I love em to pieces
22 bunnies!?! This should be your video! Have a great one.
I rescued a little baby bunny with no mother, and he grew up to be a nice big healthy bunny! His name is Hermit, but I think he’s actually a she, so I call her Hermie.
This is how my bunny was when he was a baby and now he's the largest wild rabbit in the area... but he's still my pet and in the house!💖🐰
adorable tiny creature
Oh was für ein süßer kleiner Baby Hasi❤🐇❤🥰😍🤩🙋♀️
Awww what an overcute fluffy Bunny 😍🥰😘🤗🐇💖💝 Angel. Please🙏🙏🙏 take always care of this tiny Angel. I miss my Bunnies soo much 😢😭
He looks like a baby cottontail!
Joan N. - yes, you can tell by the white stripe on its head.
I miss the little bunny I took in. I named him Buggs. Took him in out of the rain and I was attracted to him. He was so small. Must’ve not been older than 2 weeks. Unfortunately about day 5 after I got home my parents had informed me he had passed. I have no idea why either. Mom buried him out back. I think about him a lot. I hope those last few days I gave him we’re good.
i'm sorry about your loss i had a loss of my little bun named brownie she lieved for two years since we were nursing her back to health she had many seizures couldnt keep her balance had trouble eating but she was with us when she died
I'm sorry for your loss.
I recommend calling a rehab area for wildlife the next time you see an animal of any concern. They’ll give the wild animals the best care that they can
Last week I went to mail a letter at my local post office, which has a set of drive by mail boxes in the parking lot, in a grassy island. I stopped my car to put a letter in the box, and there in front of it, a few feet away, was a little animal. At first I thought it was a chipmunk, but looked again and saw that it was a tiny bunny that looked just like the one in this video. So cute. It sat there for about 30 seconds, then hopped into the grass around the mail boxes. It seemed to be alone, no mother rabbit or siblings. I hope it survives living where it is, or goes somewhere safer. This is in the middle of town, not really a good habitat for wild critters.
What a little sweetheart! And I love the way you talk to him - so cute!
The cuteness is unbearable XD
Such a cutie! Brings Bach childhood memories for me! We raised lots of bunnies 🐰 😄
OMG!!!!!!! BABY BUNNYYYYYY!!! So frieken ADORABLE!! My head is exploding from the cuteness!!!! ♥️ 🐇♥️🐇♥️🐇♥️🐇♥️
He was trying his best to thump, but wasn't really sure how to do it yet lol!
"Baby bunny acts like baby bunny"
Guess I'll keep hunting for the "baby bunny acts like a dolphin"
It's not a baby, but there is a cute video of swamp bunnies swimming.
Ill take 42
I'll take 42 for my snake.
@@frankravn5226Nooooo
I love your hands! They are gentile and they seem trustworthy. How the bunny is allowing you to handle it..
We're SO cute when we're tiny! Then, we grow up but stay uber cute! Rabbit Lives Matter! 🐇!
🐰!
Aww
Is that a NZ bunny on your profile pic? Super cute!
Hand it over.
As opposed to those tiny baby bunnies that act like the chupacabra and start eating your goats.
Cute little fella! Just make sure you don’t stress him out. That can cause a heart attack
10 years later
YT: Hey, you might wanna see this
Me, a bunny lover: ... Y E S
obvious title is obvious
you don't say?
annoying comment is annoying
@@bunniifangz why is it annoying?
a baby bunny acting like a baby bunny? impossible
"Itty bitty teeny tiny baby bunny acts like a baby bunny" Amazing :D Much love to you
I'd like to see a cuteness competition between baby lops and beagle puppies. My brain couldn't handle it.
Last year, I got to hold a baby bunny. It was so soft and cute!
There is no way this gets recommend to me when I literally found a baby bunny in my backyard the same day
Super incredibly very accurate title is very accurate.
It’s take a pet like no problem. Isn’t afraid at all. That’s a great bunny right there.
I think the bunny needed to be handled more carefully, it was scary situation for the bunny.
Just let it feel safe and comfy, let it be curoius. Hope it’s o.k and has a good life 🐰❤️
*checks video date*
*checks average rabbit lifespan*
... Unless he's real lucky, let's go with "had".
We currently have about three buns. One had just had 4 babies they are so adorable. And so is the one in the video so cute 🥰.
He’s TOO PRECIOUS 🥺🐾🐰💙
What an adorable little bunny.
I really miss my bunny rabbits 😭 Bixie, Bunn, Angel, Danny, and a lot of little fur balls (Angel and Danny had babies).
This is the smallest and cutest bunny that you've ever got, right?
I have newer seen a rabbit that small. It has to be the cutest damn thing I have ever seen!!
Just got recommended this 10 years later. Did not disappoint.
I hope they stay at this size forever
My sister has had several hamsters over the years, and I can confirm that he is literally hamster size
Can double confirm, I have a hamster
Oh yeah, and hamsters need about the same amount of space as full grown rabbits despite the size, they run like 5 miles a night im pretty sure
i had a little baby cotton tail when i was little. she looked exactly like this bunny. rest in power awesome sauce.
How tiny and adorable 😍
Such a sweet little baby
SOOO TINY AND ADORABLE!!! 😍😍😍💙💙💙
He or she is sooo tiny and cute and silly. Melts my heart. You definitely seem like a great baby bunny 🐰 parent. 🤗
I absolutely love when stuff like this pops up in my feed 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩
Priceless, adorable as is gets, as only the Lord can make them !
Ah yes, the floor here is made of floor.
My gosh. That is the cutest, fuzzy bouncer I’ve ever seen.
That is a delicate creature.
Don't squeeze his tummy.
right,maybe this man isn't normal....
@@agaaga-bx8sl why do you keep saying that in the replies lmao, where the hell did you get that from
Beautiful bunny 🐰 🐇 ❤ 💕!
Dear UA-cam Algorithm: God bless you SO much!
Opposed to this in Belgium we have the biggest rabbits on earth the Flemish giant.
It can be as big as a young golden retrievers 😂
What a cute little baby bunny! ❤️
So precious 🥺😍❤️
I saw the hand and was startled by how fucking small he was, hes adorable
This must be illegal.
This much cuteness is overwhelming, someone please stop this man.
Cute little thing; I hope no one sits or steps on him by accident.
Is that a wild baby bunny?
Why did this video send a chill down my spine?😬
I hope this blows up, dear algorithm please make my dream come true
Awwww!! Makes me want one!!
i will be your bunny 🥕💙
So tiny and cute!!!
Y’all It’s been 10 years and the lifespan of a bunny is between 8 and 12. This bunny may no longer be with us 😔
Aww so cute
Also I like how you give a little voice for it