Of course, one rabbit or two, they all need attention and interaction with us, "their people".
I have a strongly bonded pair, yet they still crave attention from me.I come in the room, they swarm my feet. I sit down, they want to benext to me. They beg for pets and snuggling. They still love me as muchas they did before they were bonded, because I have not left thecompanionship entirely up to them.
There are many rabbits who do not seem to like other rabbits. Thinkabout it: they were seperated from their kind at a very young age, andraised by beings of a different species. They've forgotten theirlanguage. They've forgotten they are truly rabbits, not justrabbit-sized people. Seeing a rabbit realize what he really is, come toan "awakening", so to speak, as a true rabbit, and finally finding thatcompanionship: it's really quite amazing.
I'm just saying, and I know people have different opinions on this, butthe way two rabbits interact is truly unique. It's been so enjoyable towatch my rabbit's relationship blossom. And now I get the same love indouble the dose.
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