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I feel like a lot of people who watch LennonTheBunny, especially younger viewers and new rabbit owners feel like they have to meet all her standards in order to be "The Best" rabbit owner. Like when she says "Kids can't have bunnies", yes some aren't ready for a bunny. I see tons of people...

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I feel like she also overreacts about how "every rabbit NEEDS to be free roam". Some people don't have the money or space to be free roaming all the time. I know many do free roam, and I personally am able to, but some people can only use an xpen or something similar.

Same

Oh yes, I watch Stormy and Bini sometimes as well. Actually, Lennon just uploaded a new video a few hours ago.

I'm subbed to Lennon and Rabbits101 as well

Hello. Today I got my very first bunny, Chamomile! She is a lionhead mix and is super adorable :) I plan to free roam her, and she seems relaxed and is eating and drinking. In the picture, she is in the box the shelter gave us, which we are using as a cardboard hideyhouse

I decided to just get one rabbit, but it's not either rabbit I had previously mentioned. The place with the lionhead mix never responded to my questions, and we decided not to drive all the way to the shelter where the mini rex is.

I just love when there's an extremely old thread and someone new comes and comments on it. It feels nice to know someone still cares about helping, even if it's a few years late. :)

I feel so angry seeing that ad. Bunnies need adequate care and love and attention. They can't be moved to a new place every week or so. Think of the stress! Also, in those tiny cages? No way. This person needs to be stopped.

It's lucky there's so many knowledgeable rabbit owners here, I think I'd be lost without them. I'm sure others can agree.

Do they get time to free-roam everyday? It may not only be the treats they want, but simply wanting to get out and play. Sorry, I've asked this twice...

Are they allowed out of the cage to free roam? Rabbits need at least 3-4 hours of free roam time a day so they don't develop mental or physical health problems, such as obesity.

Ok. Thank you for your advice, this has really helped me. :)

Okay, thank you. Most likely wont take this route, but the Lionhead has a sister, also unspayed. Could they work out?

They have never met each other. One is a mini rex around 1-2 years old (spayed) and she is pretty outgoing. She loves rearranging her things and new toys. The other is only a few months (unspayed) and is a Lionhead mix. She's pretty calm and sweet, according to the shelter.

Hello, so most don't know, but I don't have my rabbits yet. I'm planning on adopting 2 female bunnies, but one isn't spayed while the other is. Could this be a problem when bonding? I was actually supposed to adopt this week, but with all the current events, it has luckily been delayed. I just...

I'm sorry for your loss. He was very well loved, and I'm sure he loved his life with you.

Yes, if it's something urgent, just put "Urgent!" right before the title. Or, just talk to your vet if it's something threatening. Or a simple Google search can actually really help too. "Help! PLEASE!" is eyecatching, but it's distracting, especially if it's not about something extremely...

Okay, but you apparently still have your male rabbit, Cookie. And apparently he isn't neutered and Jasmine isn't spayed yet. You said that you would only keep Jasmine and the baby that you gave your mother. If you still have an unneutered male, it's possible that Jasmine could get pregnant...