Bunny sizes vary by breed. Dwarf rabbits < 2.3 kg (5 lbs), medium rabbits 2.4-3.7 kg (5-8 lbs), largest rabbits 4-7 kg (8-15 lbs). Requires less space.
Low-maintenance pet. Provide hutch, exercise, calm environment, healthy diet, gentle handling. Bunny becomes furry friend.
Bringing pets into the home is a great way to instill the importance of responsibility in children. While a young child shouldn’t be left alone with a bunny, they can easily become involved in caring for it, assisting with everything from feeding and cleaning its hutch to petting and playtime.
Budget-friendly pet. Minimal vet visits. Affordable food (hay, veggies). No training or walking expenses. Lower initial adoption/buying costs.
Personality traits vary between breeds, but many bunnies are known for being social, playful, and affectionate. Flemish Giant rabbits are known for being docile and calm, while male Holland Lops tend to be outgoing and active.
Special bond with pet rabbit. They choose favorite person. Interactions beyond feeding/cleaning matter. Bond through play and cuddling.
Pets at home, including bunnies, reduce child allergies. Rabbit dander among common allergens. Boosts immune system.
Betta fish and hamsters might not have the longest life spans but domestic rabbits can often live from eight to 12 years. Thanks to improvements in at-home care and more frequent veterinary assistance, bunnies are continuing to live longer than they did in the past.
Bunnies are incredibly intelligent. Not only can they learn tricks through coaching, but they can learn human words such as bedtime and dinner. It is said that a bunny’s intelligence is comparable to that of dogs and cats.
Diverse rabbit breeds. Vary in appearance and traits. Mini Rex for small, calm pet. Harlequin for medium, playful bunny.