A really really tamed black rabbit.
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He is very responsive, but doesn't seem very happy about being "scruff" lifted at his back.
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Pipp
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Yikes!! :shock:
Poor bunny! They don't have a 'scruff' (especially on their backs), they're not designed to have their moms pick them up like that, much less a human!
This is probably why you think its unusual to have a 'tame' rabbit. Every one of my rabbits come when they're called and interact with me, most to a greater extent than this.
At least he's getting out and having fun -- when he's not being abused. You can tell it hurts him.
They are living, feeling, thinking little beings under those skins.
At least I hope this gorgeous little guy helps you realize this.
sas :tears2:
Poor bunny! They don't have a 'scruff' (especially on their backs), they're not designed to have their moms pick them up like that, much less a human!
This is probably why you think its unusual to have a 'tame' rabbit. Every one of my rabbits come when they're called and interact with me, most to a greater extent than this.
At least he's getting out and having fun -- when he's not being abused. You can tell it hurts him.
They are living, feeling, thinking little beings under those skins.
At least I hope this gorgeous little guy helps you realize this. sas :tears2:
Happi Bun
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If he gets spooked and starts kicking around he is going to seriously injure himself. Even the tamest rabbits still have an engraved flight response. I would never pick up a rabbit without fully supporting their bodyweight. That video makes me cringe so much I couldn't even enjoy that fact that bunny comes to his name.
