Sleeping with your rabbit? Has anyone done it?

Your bunnies sound adorable! I tried to take a nap on the floor yesterday, while my bunny roamed. She ended up climbing on me, but her light paws tickling my legs were killing me, i had to refrain from sudden jerks and twitches, needless to say i got not a wink of sleep

hehe, yeah, I've had that happen when I napped in there in shorts and a t-shirt with no blanket before. it's not so bad if you're under the covers, though. Nala used to love to walk up and down my legs and back... took a while for the novelty of me sleeping in their pen to wear off, lol.

I live to cuddle with my bunny even though I'm allergic to her. She is potty trained but still has accidents on occasions. I often wake up with her hopping around the floor and she has chewed a lot of cords.

Never tired it, My 2 dwarfs are "snooty" and dont like to be cuddled or bothered. They just want me to feed and water them and leave them alone..lol My Lop.. well he might sleep with me, but because he's not fixed he tends to poop on everything and pee aswell. maybe when he gets fixed he'll wanna snuggle.

Whenever I'm home for the night I sleep with Georgie. Sometimes she likes to sleep at the foot of my bed, sometimes she sleeps under the bed on her Avengers blanket. She's very well potty trained, which I give her credit for, and so I don't even have to worry about poop much less anything messier. I'm used to sleeping with hamsters loose so I've gotten used to the 'thunder' of tiny little paws across the bed and frankly, the hamsters woke me up more than George does (mostly because the hamsters realized if they woke me up I'd put them back in their cages and so when they were done playing around on the floor and were ready to go home, they'd crawl up onto the bed and either walk over my face until I stopped trying to sleep through it or else whisker my nose for the same results. George just hops back into her cage if she wants a drink or something so she doesn't need to wake me up for it). I will say that she usually wakes me up once or twice during the night, generally by walking over me but for me that's a comforting thing and it's not often enough to steal any real sleep from me. Right about four or five though she seems to remember the bed is good for bouncing and so I get some sproingy bunny going on for a bit until I either give her a treat or head scratches. Then she'll hop off onto the floor and keep herself amused until I wake up again for the morning. The last time she slept on the bed, in fact, I woke up in the middle of the night because she was settling in and realized she's moved up near the head of my bed next to my pillow. Melted my heart. I secretly hope to get bunny body against mine at some point but I'm pretty happy with how things are going so far. I think the trick might be though that she's able to get down anytime she likes and roam around a wider space. Maybe if your bunnies had been able to do that, they might have gotten the beans out of their system that way and been willing to settle down. Or maybe, like I read once, they were worried you were dying, not understanding the way humans sleep and so were determined to keep you aware and alive throughout the night. :trio

I agree, mookie sleeps with me in bed. but she can jump on and off when she likes and i think this is why it works, she can get to her food, water and to the bathroom. I absolutely adore that she sleeps with me, she starts giving kisses in the morning most mornings after the alarm has gone off, possibly the cutest thing ever. She will sleep at my feet or on the pillow next to my head. I think i can sense where she is sleeping cause i have never rolled on her or kicked her (which is a small miracle cause i kick in my sleep haha, but i would know about it if i did!!) I love it!!

Flo sleeps in bed with me every night she can jump on and off as she pleases, has her own bed but chooses to huddle up to me I stroke her whilst falling to sleep and she grooms me in return it's the cutest thing ever. I don't worry about "squishing" her because i know she'd jump out of my way as soon as i got closer.

My bunny does not sleep with me ( i would never get any sleep shes jumps all over) but i do let her in my room when i wake up and she jumps on the bed and will lay and snuggle with me. I wish she would stay sleeping at night but she would wake me up constantly. Plus i would be afraid i would roll over on her

Def not they are far too restless whilst they sleep

We have two dogs who I adore but would not trust them unsupervised at night with the buns out so they sleep safely in their cages. Though since Rocky passed I have Delilah's cage on our bed up against the wall.. one big bun cage and two dogs and hubs and I on the bed haha. She got very sick herself during her mourning process and she is better now but I just don't want to put her back into the other room

I sleep with baby bunnies all the time but I can't sleep with them in the night it needs to be in the afternoon when I'm having a nap because I move a lot when I sleep but I must not move as much when I am just having a nap. My adult bunnies aren't cuddlers

My big French Lop boy is free roam. He doesn't sleep with me but he is a great alarm clock. Every morning about six o'clock he lands in the middle of me to wake me up to feed him his breakfast. It's hard to ignore thirteen pounds of bunny on your stomach and he doesn't have a snooze button!

My house bunny Flo sleeps in my bed every night and has done so for about 6 months. I got him when he was 1 year old. He was abandoned by his previous owners, but loves to cuddle with me every night. Baby bun 😊

I've slept with my bunny a few times in a tent now and she was an angel she would just flop somewhere next to me and fall asleep and I was the one constantly waking her up every time I moved.

I’ve had my rabbit actually break out of his cage to get in bed with me. They do move around a lot but I’d say there’s nothing unsafe about it.

I've fallen asleep on the recliner several times and have been joined by bunnies. My son has gone to sleep and woke up with one in the bed a bunch of times.

My rabbit sleeps in my bed every night, without fail. He has his own blanket and stuffed animal, along with a spot no one else is allowed to sit in at the end of my bed. Yesterday, I tried to sleep in, and was woken at 7 am sharp with a bunny tounge on my face! He then stared at me until I got up to feed him.

I'm used to my cat moving around the bed, so I don't notice when my rabbit does it. I will wake up occasionally and he'll be snuggled into me or staring at me intensely while I sleep. Since rabbits sleep so lightly, I wouldn't worry about squishing them, unless you flail violently in your sleep. My rabbit will sleep with me for part of the night, but he switches between there and guarding the bedroom hallway.

The last time my hubby and I fell asleep with a rabbit loose in the room, it was our beloved Layne (RIP)... we woke up to him violently jumping in a way that launched him off of my face and landed on my husband's!

I had a house rabbit Cookie Monster, who never slept in a hutchhe had free reign of the house , he had baskets all over the place, but often jumped into my bed at night. He just loved to snuggle and stomped if I put him in his bed.