Category: Behavior

Here at the Bunny Lady, I advocate for keeping rabbits as indoor pets. Overall, rabbits are much safer indoors and it’s easier to form a bond with them and treat them as companion animals. However,...

There is a misconception that rabbits are aloof creatures. They tend to be frightened of people until they get to know you. That makes rabbits seem like timid pets who don’t like interacting with...

I am autistic and throughout my life rabbits have been one of the best, positive influences on my mental health. My family first got rabbits when I was seven years old, and I’ve continued to care...

It’s natural to be worried about your little bunny. If they’re sleeping all the time you’ll obviously wonder if they are all right. In most cases, you have nothing to worry about. Rabbits do...

Maybe you just got a new little bunny and they do this thing where they run in fast circles around your feet. It’s a little odd since this isn’t a behavior that’s seen in most common house...

Rabbits poop a lot. Once you have a pet rabbit, this becomes all too apparent when you find their little cocoa puff poops scattered around your home. Most rabbits can be litter trained relatively...