This is why Bunnies need to exercise 🐇

This is why Bunnies need to exercise 🐇

Bunnies are like tiny little athletes. They need a plenty of excise, own space to stretch, jump, and have fun. Sometimes we can see Young bunnies that don’t have sufficient space are more susceptible to broken bones. This is because their limited space presents very little opportunity for them to build up their bodies sufficiently. Bunnies need a home big enough for them to take three hops and stretch fully upright. This usually means an enclosure that's 6 feet long and 2 feet tall. Additionally, they should have access to an exercise run that's 8 feet long, 6 feet wide, and 3 feet tall to give them plenty of room to roam. So, giving them a big, safe play area is like giving them their own little piece of the wild to explore and enjoy.

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[ChryI]

Bunnies make my heart melt. I hope they know how cute and precious they are.

[Jewelz]

Yup! Have a bun and about to get another one. Ball of energy. Mine is free range and happy as can be. Love my little Bun.

[lofm]

I have a bunny. He is free ranged and roams our home. When ever I walk downstairs into "his" area, he comes running and starts doing laps around me. He is the softest, warmest, smoothest most adorable cuddle buggar in the universe and he knows it!

[ganymeade]

Bunnies have big personalities in their tiny bodies. That is so cute. Love.

[UnderTheBlueBeanBush]

This video was so good because it did not only show cute bunnies but also how you should treat them. But I wish they would also have stressed more that they aren't meant to be alone. But at least if they are free roam they can socialize with their people and other pets if there are some.

[itsurboy]

its like owning a small dog...but quieter 🤣

[angelwings]

My daughter’s rabbit was found up in her bookcase 😂. Didn’t know bunnies could do that. It also loved running in circles to its favorite songs.

[Reem-tonb]

I have two bunnies and they’re so adorable❤

[vandamedeiros]

My bunny owns the house! Lol he runs through my 2, 240sq ft. Ranch! He loves his life! He’s the Boss of my 2 Ragdoll cats too! 😂

[michaeltammaro]

Very underrated and underappreciated BEAUTIFUL creatures.

[ganymeade]

Sorry to hear you had to go through that. That is very sad. Many people just don't understand that bunnies are a lot like puppies, dogs, and cats. Bunnies are smart and need to be around the humans they love. Bunnies can die of broken hearts if left alone too much. Tears.

[Omega_Redstone]

I remember that my parents kept my bunny in a cage, she was always grunting when we put our hands inside it, when I took her out, she stopped grunting. After learning about this fact, I really felt bad about how we kept our Bunny in a cage in the Garage all alone, I always went to take her out of the cage to hang out, yet I was not allowed to bring her to the living room anymore because my Dad was allergic to her. She passed away two years later, I loved her so much I couldn’t stop crying when she left. For the next bunny I hope to get when I own my own place, I don’t believe I will repeat the same mistake I did back then.

[lasanediriweera]

Bunnies always win by their cuteness by defeating human babies.

[movingonandup]

I love bunnies! The cutest animals ever on Earth!!!

[biancaames]

* eyes goes so big * me love bunnies I want them all!! THERE CUTE 💖

[ganymeade]

Bunnies are adorable and very loving and affectionate animals. Bunnies are grateful for good care.

[DylanDallion]

❤❤❤ bunny's are just so precious and adorable and I just want to hug and kiss 😘 and love 😍 on them sweet !😇🥰😍🤩😘😊

[MostPowerfulArchetype]

All bunnies deserve to live a good life ❤❤❤

[donutgamer]

That's why I have a bunny, because their face is really cute and I love the way they act (although my bunny acts angry :<)

[Goldnuggetshop]

You definitely don't want to keep them in a cage. Our two buns run around free all over our house. Another thing to keep in mind is that most of them are kind of chaotic. Also their little tummies are fragile. Always keep a bunny first aid kit in your house. I would recommend Sherwood.