Rescue Rabbits Show What is Important For Them at Home | Cuddle Buddies

How to Properly Take Care of Rabbits? That's what Bounce, Baloo and their mother are about to show you. But here are some hints: more place to jump, freedom to run, and please, NO CUTE DRESSES!

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[CuddleBuddiesChannel]

Special thanks to Baloo, Bounce and their mom for explaining vital information about rabbit's welfare. ❤️

[ReptilianTeaDrinker]

This lady knows what she's talking about. Rabbits need plenty of space and it's better to have them in pairs, unless there's a reason as to why they can't be. But it is better if there is another rabbit, because human company will never compare to the company of another rabbit, it's just a fact. As long as they're spayed/neutered, though. Anyway, this is a lovely story.

[LourdesGonzalez-gsjj]

What a sweet story and very true about rabbits! 😍❤️thank you for sharing! 🙏😀

[danjordan]

Aww, that's an adorable story! Thank you for sharing! 🐰🥰

[madfern]

they are adorable, i like how the lady educate people about rabbits .

[gorebak]

What an adorable little video. And Thank you for sharing important information on homing rodents. A lot of people don't think about such things. And that's too bad

[RabbitAndTheLabBestFriends]

I love your information and how important it it is to care for rabbits

[pattyh]

Thank you! This should have a subtitle - Watch this before you get a rabbit!

[sofakingcute]

Your wonderful, your bunnies are adorable… will you adopt me? ❤️❤️❤️

[michaelquaid]

I live in Mexico and sadly, people here are pretty awful to rabbits.
I've seen so many treat them like toys. For some reason big black rabbits are a big thing here.
And I see so many people who just keep them in little cages all by themselves 24/7.
It makes me so freaking sad. One neighbor nearby I kept trying to buy the rabbit from her and she kept saying no.
So finally I at least got her to agree to accept 50 pesos a day from me for the rabbit to spend an hour with me.
And during that hour he gets to run around in my yard free and I give him carrots.
Truly it's overwhelming here in Mexico cuz so many animals are treated horribly and there's so many stray animals in the streets.

[LeighPhillips]

I love this! But bunnies/rabbits aren't rodents. They are lagomorphs, and have been classified as such since 1912.
❤️🐰 🐇 ❤️

[melissamartin]

As with any pet...do your research. It's not fair for any animal to be confined to a cage. Rabbits are beautiful but not everyone should have them as pets.❤❤❤