Does anybody know any good profiles on here?

[Oceanie]

i personally believe rabbits can be kept outside, and i feel she overreacts to lots of things lol. that doesn't mean i think ALL rabbits should be kept outside if i could keep all mine inside i would, but i feel she just overreacts about it lol.

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.

 

[Out of this world bunnies]

I feel like she also overreacts about how "every rabbit NEEDS to be free-roam".

yeah! like if you have three rabbits (or more) free roaming seems like it would be complicated and harder to handle.

 

[Oceanie]

yeah! like if you have three rabbits (or more) free roaming seems like it would be complicated and harder to handle.

Yeah

 

[Mac189]

I'm not much of a youtube watcher, but bini the bunny is an adorable treat. You won't learn too much, but it is adorable. @Blue eyes eyes has a really cool website to check out, the link can be found in a ton of threads as far as rabbit info!

 

[Remy The Rabbit]

I agree. I've watch some of her videos and I've seen her stress the free roam and indoors things so much that I feel guilty sometimes.

 

[Out of this world bunnies]

I agree. I've watch some of her videos and I've seen her stress the free roam and indoors things so much that I feel guilty sometimes.

i 100 percent agree! i think that is what she is trying to do.

 

[Remy The Rabbit]

Yes, she has good intentions but some bunny owners can't meet all those standards. I'll take what she says with a grain of salt.

 

[Out of this world bunnies]

Yes, she has good intentions but some bunny owners can't meet all those standards. I'll take what she says with a grain of salt.

good idea!

 

[Mac189]

As far as folks that often give really good advice on here, @Blue eyes , @zuppa , @Nancy McClelland tend to give really good advice on health and general care with pretty fast response times. I trust what they say, all are bunny experts with lots of wide-ranging experience. We're all learning on here, it's half the fun!

 

[Oceanie]

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 asking "Am I old enough to have a bunny?" I always tell them if they are responsible enough and in the right position to adopt, then yes, they can. And on her "Reviewing Our Subscriber's Rabbit Habitats" she overreacts about people not being able to free roam. I do enjoy watching her (mostly because of Lennon) and she does have good advice, but a lot of her "advice" is partially or completely opinion-based.

 

[hasek39]

When I first decided to get a bunny I did a bunch of reading before I ventured to Youtube. Lennon's channel was the first one I came across and watched many of LoreLei's videos. Yes a lot of what has been stated above has truth to it. However, in my opinion, she is beneficial more than not for the world of bunnies.

Yes some of what she does and how she reacts to things baffles me. Again, I feel she is more beneficial than detrimental.

Actually yesterday I was watching some Youtube vids of a Tuber for another interest and hobby of mine. He came out with a vid about fake experts. The following are my thoughts, not his. With the proliferation of the net, anyone with time can become a perceived "expert". Put out a few dozens vids or blog articles and have somewhat of a decent personality and you can do this. Of course this doesn't make someone an expert whether self proclaimed as such or not. However if this person puts out info that isn't harmful and is mostly helpful, they are a benefit. I believe LoreLei fits this.

It's just like anything in life; if someone only uses one source or only one as their main source for information, they are foolish.

@Mac189 mentioned a few people above that are tremendous sources of info here. He forgot to mention himself, @Mariam+Theo , @Apollo’s Slave , and highly probable I am forgetting some.

 

[Mac189]

When I first decided to get a bunny I did a bunch of reading before I ventured to Youtube. Lennon's channel was the first one I came across and watched many of LoreLei's videos. Yes a lot of what has been stated above has truth to it. However, in my opinion, she is beneficial more than not for the world of bunnies.

Yes some of what she does and how she reacts to things baffles me. Again, I feel she is more beneficial than detrimental.

Actually yesterday I was watching some Youtube vids of a Tuber for another interest and hobby of mine. He came out with a vid about fake experts. The following are my thoughts, not his. With the proliferation of the net, anyone with time can become a perceived "expert". Put out a few dozens vids or blog articles and have somewhat of a decent personality and you can do this. Of course this doesn't make someone an expert whether self proclaimed as such or not. However if this person puts out info that isn't harmful and is mostly helpful, they are a benefit. I believe LoreLei fits this.

It's just like anything in life; if someone only uses one source or only one as their main source for information, they are foolish.

@Mac189 mentioned a few people above that are tremendous sources of info here. He forgot to mention himself, @Mariam+Theo , @Apollo’s Slave , and highly probable I am forgetting some.

@Mariam+Theo and @Apollo’s Slave are awesome, so is @Hermelin especially in behavior and housing discussions for all three! Everybody on here is so nice and helpful and always willing to discuss an issue or question!