Princess Chobani (Cho Cho) ain't going nowhere and it's official 💕

I chose to foster a bunny because I thought it would be easier to TEMPORARILY FOSTER a rabbit than, say, a dog. Joke's on me!

Sometimes when I'm in my room he either sits on the edge of my bed and stares at the wall or sits in the doorway and stares at the next room for like an hour. Is he keeping watch? Does he see ghosts? Do any of your rabbits also do this or should I call a priest?

I've had both of my buns since about a year ago. Thought it would be cute to do a comparison.

Pictured:

King: 8 weeks VS. 1 year, 3 months old

Chloe: 12 weeks VS. 4 months VS. 1 year, 1 month old

Volume up, Hear the sound of my tribe!

My bun cuddling up in her football bed after watching the game today lol

You don’t have a choice ha ha

So, I have only ever had cats and dogs. I'm familiar with how they play.

I don't know how to play with my rabbits. We get them toys, we have stacking cups that they like knocking over, they enjoy a good snuffle mat, and have different things to chew on. I find myself agitating the rabbits like I would a cat to entice them into playing, or dragging something along the ground like they're going to pounce on it. We have one bunny that's quite chunky and we've cut back on kibble and treats, but we don't know really how to get him moving.

We have rugs down to give them running room and one takes full advantage of the space while he's more content to binky close to the pen for food. They like chase for all of five seconds before one of them starts stomping, and tickling their tails as they skitter past is also only fun for a little bit for them.

I would like to help him lose weight, he's a over a year now and we (affectionately) call him a football. He got neutered last year when he was about 8 or 9 months. We have no real issues with him besides the occasional honk and harassment of his wife while they're eating or getting pet and he feels she's in the way.

Went through a pretty bad scare with Buster showing signs of distress and gas problems. Gave him some baby gas drops, and now he’s back to normal! He’s been licking me all day today, so I’m guessing he’s telling me thank you!

Cassie is almost ten and not quite as active as she used to be, but still enjoys a good zoom around the living room after breakfast

One year ago today, October 4th, I picked up my little Angel.

She’s about 1,5 years and adorable as ever.

Wanted to share her (again) with you on this special day ❤️ here’s a compilation of pictures from the past year 🥹

Woke up the other day to find my bunny fast asleep under my quilt, I'm wondering if he was just clingy, or if he was cold? He was all the way under, pressed up against my side, I can only assume he'd been there a while as I'd woken up to find him there. Wondering if I should discourage this behaviour, I don't want to crush him, and if maybe he'd just gotten chilly and came to me for heat. Though clinginess wouldn't be out of character, he often flops beside me, on my lap, beside my head if I'm in bed, and he often licks too. He's quite the friendly chap.

Would a fluffy bed be a good idea for him? He has a friend, but shes often doing her own thing.

My wee boy was gathering hay, but he didn't know what to do with it. I had to help him remove it

On September 25, 2026, my beloved rabbit Milo went to Heaven to be with God.
Milo and I had a very special bond. He wasn’t “just a rabbit” to me. He was my soulmate, my baby, my son. I loved him in a way that is very difficult to put into words.
I have never felt pain like this before. Losing Milo has completely broken my heart. The grief is almost impossible to describe, and unfortunately, I feel very alone in it because the people around me don’t seem to understand how deeply I loved him.
My own mother told me, “Get over it, it’s just a rabbit.” But he wasn’t just a rabbit. Not to me. Milo was my family. He was my child, and losing him feels like losing a part of myself.
I think that’s why I’m writing here. I really need to hear from people who understand what it means to lose not “just a rabbit,” but your baby, your soulmate, your little family member.
If you have been through this kind of loss, please tell me that somehow, with time, it gets a little easier to carry. Right now I miss him more than words can say. I just need some hope that one day I’ll be able to think about our beautiful life together with more love than pain.
I love you forever, Milo. Until we meet again. 🤍

Recently my bunny has started jumping on my bed, as well as finally pooping in her tray consistently which I'm very happy about! However, she's been trying to circle my feet the way she does when I stand, except I'm laying down? So she'll just honk and hop back and forth over my ankles. It's cute but she's incessant, and doesn't stop that much unless I pet her and then she'll kiss my hand for a little while. She honks all the time too! A honk when she jumps up, honks when she hops over my feet, honks on the way down. When I give her food she's honking. Sometimes it's so loud she sounds like she's oinking. She's been spayed since last November so I know its not hormones, but what is it?

(Photo for tax!)

my rabbit just turned 4 months old and he’s veerrryy obviously hormonal now. i’ve scheduled his consultation for the earliest i could, next week, but his surgery would still be after that if everything goes well

it might have been on me since he’s always roamed my room since he was younger, but because he’s so used to getting on the bed and stuff, he knows the height he’s able to clear and he scales the rest like a monkey!!

he’s unlittertrained himself, he wants to pee on my bed, he wants to pee on me, he makes it his life mission to get under my bed (which is fenced off) because he doesn’t realize actions have consequences and proceeds to get stuck under my bed, and i have to come home and free him! i’ve tried to keep him in a smaller pen at night, but he keeps me up with thumping because he’s annoyed, and then he escapes by unclamping the cover i have on the top. i’ve tried just letting him get on the bed with a waterproof cover, but he gets under it just to pee, and then obviously i can’t sleep with him peeing on me LOL

i’ve opted to just unfortunately release the underpart of my bed to him, and raise the pen i have on my bed. it’s four feet tall now :,)

anyways, i know most of it’s because he’s hormonal and itll get better afterwards, but it seems so far away!

any tips would be appreciated, i really just want to live semi normally until the surgery. picture of the culprit included!!

Her enclosure is completely new, we moved about 2 months ago and sadly I had to continue using older enclosure material that was smaller than this picnic mat. Once I was finally able to get everything together I set up her new enclosure. This was her the first night she was in it. To be honest I haven't seen her Binky since before we moved and she wasn't enclosed I had most of her room to herself. Happiest man alive currently.

The art, and the artist.