and then they refuse to let anyone give them a better home but have no problem with these poor animals being sick and dying due to the neglect in their care
I'm actively involved in animal rescue, so I have a lot of animals at any given time. Some of the dogs have to be rotated around the house and it's a lot of work. I currently have 2 dogs and 1 cat needing forever homes. The cat, Rupert, was found outside with his legs torn open to his bones. I thought he had been shot and was going to lose one of his legs. He's now in a large dog kennel and is recovering well. I really need to find a home for him though 😢
BAHAHAHAH fun fact so this is actually my great uncle gary. this episode of hoarders is the families favorite thing to talk about because it really highlighted how horrible of a man gary was. i remember when it was sent to the family group chat about there was a hoarders episode made about him. we never really associated with him because he would always cause problems at gatherings and eventually stopped coming around all together fairly early on in my life. he ended up passing away in the summer of 2019, which i feel is a blessing for kathy because she was actually a good woman. she was abused heavily by gary and couldn’t do anything without him which is why she stayed with him. he was always a huge man child and narcissistic. there is literally not a single nice thing to say about this man, even down to the fact that there’s hardly an obituary for him.
Thank you for providing some backstory on this guy, I picked up the vibe that he was a mean person and potentially abusive, and I thought maybe I was just hating him because of his neglect of the animals he seemed to "love," but you just confirmed the bad vibes I picked up, so it isn't just in my head.
What is so upsetting is to see how filthy the rabbits are. Rabbits don’t like to be dirty, they will groom each other. I can’t imagine how much their lungs have to work with all the dander and mites in the air. This man is cruel.
The only reason they dont evict these tenants is because they know 100% no one else would ever rent it out unless the whole thing was bulldozed over and rebuilt from the ground up. Least they can pay off the mortgage if they keep the tenants who like to sleep in rabbit poop.
Also depending on location it might be hard to find a tenant who actually pays their monthly rent payments. The number of people who rent a house, make the deposit and then squat in the house for 6-9 months waiting out the eviction processes will surprise you! That’s why it is important to background check potential tenants.
I had a giant Himalayan rabbit that weighed 35 lbs. He walked on a leash outside and was litter box trained. He ran loose inside. The only drawback was having to vacuum the hair everyday so I didn't get "hairy doorknobs"!!!
@@timberwolf3229 Lol I've had rabbits that shed that much in the past. 😂My current one is a breed that doesn't shed as much. Easier on the allergies and house.
Bunny owner here! Fun fact: rabbits that make the loud stretch do that because they think they are going to die. It’s their way of signaling to other bunnies “I’m a goner but save yourself”
:[ omg ive owned bunnies through my childhood i dont remember them doing those they seemed pretty happy and had good enviroments and garden freedom everytime we was able to keep an eye on them ( like being in the kitchen ) also the rabbits would wait near the doors if wanted to go out so had the option^^ just not at night. because of foxs and stuff.
It's called get your rabbits fixed. Ffs. "Didn't have time or money" then wtf did you get rabbits!?!?!?!?!? Strait up animal abuse. Complete Narcissist
I knew someone who's mom had that "issue" with cats, a brother and sister cat. After two DEAD litters and the last kinda healthy litter the sister cat was FINALLY adopted out! The litters were not stillborn so they died over a short time, it was horrid and her terrible excuses to not at least get the tomcat fixed were just as bad as Gary's here. I'm glad those poor cats are living somewhere better than her pee soaked house.
I had an unfixed bun. The vet quoted me $600 for the procedure and recommended against getting it since the bun was already a year old when I adopted him. That was too much for me as a broke college student at the time. So... I got him a lot of hump toys and he wasn't allowed play time with other unfixed buns. But dear lord who in their right mind would put an unfixed male and female together??? Rabbits breed like rabbits. Ffs.
My grandpa's gf had multiple inbred litters puppies. She'd let them pee, and crap everywhere and anywhere. She eventually had to start putting the poop into empty dog food bags and then she'd stack those on top of each other.
Tbh I'm traumatized because my female bun died 2 days after being spayed. I'll get males neutered because it's was less dangerous. I loved Raven so much. She was my first rabbit and her "sister", Peaches, laid beside her body. That's how I learned rabbits cry.
Hey! I own rabbits. Here's some things everyone should know: 1. Rabbits eat their own poop for nutrition 2. If your rabbits poops are not nice pellets, something is wrong. 3. They can be litter trained 4. Rabbits need to chew to keep their teeth short 5. Yes, they really do reproduce super fast 6. They are very sweet and he sucks
@heatherinCT if their poop doesn't look right (golden colour from their hay, spherical, consistent size, dry, particularly odorless, no mucus or hair).
i love how ken's southern draw comes out only sometimes. But when it does, perfecto ~ "the bunnies already ate the house, whatre u talking about?" "theyre goddang steelers fans" "good LLAAAWWRDD"
There's something to a real accent. We can identify each other by location if our ears are trained to it, and we definitely know when that sh*t is fake.
I lived in Louisiana when I was five. I didn't really pick up the whole accent. But, 30+ years later, I'll bust out a word with a full on Southern accent.
So I hab 25 rabbits at one time. They lived in an old chicken coop in a shed. If the bunnys are treated right, so having enough food water an enrichment, they will NOT chew through or try to leave. Thats what they are doing... They are trying to escape! Poor things. So no, it's definnetly not the rabbits fault that everything is destroid and gross but the owner!
I was coming here to say the same thing my MIL owns about 20 Flemish giant rabbits in a barn they specifically built for them and she takes excellent care of them and has never had an issue like this
in high school, we had two big boy rabbits in our house, fairly free roam minus a room set up for them. they were with us for over a year and never tried eating any part of the walls or furniture. they had a full food bowl in the pen at all time and a variety of veggies and fresh hays to eat all thru the week. the only issue we ever had was them accidently thumping the back legs too hard near a table or something and shaking it/knocking it down, or them trying to escape the pen room to roam free at night (only an issue seeing the litter area was now unaccessible being in the barricaded room)
As a person that has indoor free roam bunnies I cannot even begin to fathom living like that. My buns have all been litter box trained and spayed/neutered. They have appropriate food and toys and I pride my home on being clean and not covered in rabbit poop.
I feel bad for the guy who actually owns that house; like not only is the house full of garbage, its' structural integrity is annihilated from all the rabbits eating the walls and the struts and the beams. The house itself is probably a complete write-off at this point.
It should be treated as vandalism in my opinion. I had rentals once and it is an absolute nightmare. I ended up leaving the one that was behind my house empty and let the kids play in it. They were less destructive than the past tenants.
Very true! That house is now a whole different project and definitely not safe to live in at all. Not sure how they would sue him, since he has no money, but at least the insurance will come through. Once it's in their hands they'll figure out how to get their money back.
I just want to say, as someone who owns a rabbit, they are great pets when responsibly taken care of! My rabbit is litter box trained and free roams in a room. She has toys and hay so she doesn’t destroy things.
He’s one of those covert narcissists who says poor me, feel sorry for me, I can’t do anything right, everything is someone else’s fault. Someone call a waaahmbulance for poor Gary
Not everyone is a narcissist. He is just extremely lazy, takes responsibility for nothing, and blames everyone else. That doesn’t make him a narcissist.
People like this are the reason landlord's don't let people have pets like 80% of the time and/or charge them so much. This is what they picture in the mind every time now and I can't even blame them for it anymore :')
@@robynoneill446 Yeah, the point being that no one would sign that agreement because it's such an over the top requirement. Can you imagine some stranger coming to your house once a month for the sole purpose of judging how you live your life?
My walls are in tact, and my floor is walkable without getting rabbit shit on my shoes, and I can use my bathroom still and cook in my kitchen, but go off Gary, Lord of the Bunnies.
So, I've had a domesticated rabbit. He was lovely until he died of cancer at 11. You can litter train them similar to a cat. If they're kept engaged and entertained they're not destructive. If you handle them, they can love snuggling and playing with you and they're very sweet. If these poor rabbits were domesticated rabbits they've gone feral now. Hopefully they can be adopted and turned into good pets, but it won't be easy
I had a fixed, litter trained bunny. And she was a house bunny, she had a big kennel for when I was away but she had free rein in the house most of the time. And she was a good girl, but she did get into stuff and chewed stuff once in awhile. I really wish people would do better with rabbits. They need a good amount of time and energy. I won't ever own one again tho, I loved my Lucy-bun so much and losing her was so hard that I won't do it again. They can make great pets though.
@ginayoung130 mine was an intact male, which, I got so lucky with because he definitely could have been a terror but he was a good boy. Sometimes I think about getting another one but, yeah it's way too hard. Plus would I get that lucky again?
@clownsoftheearth right?? My girl had a big attitude, and she would let me know when she was done with my shit lol. But she was so much fun and she still has a big part of my heart. They are sweet babies.🩵
Aw! Mine lived just short of 10 years (by like, two weeks) and he was the best companion I could ever ask for. I’m sure you felt the same about yours. Poor buns deserve so much better than what this guy is giving.
Rabbits are INCREDIBLY clean animals. In the wild they live a a group in underground nests with different rooms meant for different things. One room is the toilet. They also regularly clean their homes. They will actually get mad if you try to reorganize an area they just tidied up. Also rabbits are as smart as dogs or cats, domestic rabbits need to be constantly eating or they die, they have to chew all the time or their teeth will grow through their skulls
I bet the reason the landlords aren't just kicking them out is because they know the alternative is to have a property they can't rent until it's practically torn down and rebuilt to clear all the wall cavities and to check for structural damage. Keep the rent money coming in while the tenants deal with repairs and cleaning
I watched as much Hoarders as possible throughout the lockdown. The animal hoarders pissed me off the most. There was also one lady with a bunch of cats.
I am pretty sure she said that to deflect from any responsibility of having to clean or help with the rabbits.. Showing her organizing the pills is another way in which she did that too. I don't know man, I am on SSDI and I would rather die than live in a house like that.
He didn't destroy HIS house he destroyed the LANDLORDS house. Big difference. You wanna destroy something that you own fine by me, BUT destroying something that doesn't belong to you is an absolute sht thing to do.
I have seen this episode. The guy is just a big spoiled child! I hope his wife left him! The property was not even his, if I were the landlords I would have made him pay for the repairs.
That's where they should sue or demand the money for repairs. Somewhere in a contract must of said what can and can't happen and consequences like they do at apartments. My ex left 2 small bags of trash when we left and was charged 50 bucks per trash bag (half full too). He didn't want to throw it out and didn't think anything of it. If you're going to live in a place and destroy it you better pay for the consequences of YOUR actions not the bunnies. That wife looked sick as hell all red and congested. It's stories like this that make people think they can walk around and do whatever and not have to pay for their own actions. If I was the landlord I'd demand them both to clean with the crew and if either left during to charge even more. I'd make that man break his back cleaning up for HIS mistake instead of treating him like a adult child and letting him leave all the time. That man's never had true discipline and a pure narcissist. But as they say what goes around comes around and he will get his.
@moreengover6033 I think he is on disability. If you can't afford to pay for damages then don't make the damages. It would have been cheaper for him to make a rabbit pen.
There are actually ways that he can file for bankruptcy to get out of paying even though the landlord would win easily. Its probably how hes gotten out of trouble before.
"Gary got fed up with the interview" aka Gary got tired of trying to justify his abhorrent living conditions/animal neglect/childish behavior and proceeds to fume in his room about getting called out by the interview questions
Baby rabbits make an ungodly horrible sound. As a kid I once snuck up on one and grabbed it. The sounds it made were so demonic and terrifying I immediately let go.
Bunnies really are wonderful pets, but they are HIGH HIGH MAINTENANCE. You MUST be a responsible adult to care for a bunny as a pet. They are NOT pets for children. They are a lot of work. If you picked one up and it was screaming, they only make that sound when they are extremely frightened. They do not make that sound normally. That's not a sound you ever want to hear from your bunny, because it means they are under extreme distress and/or pain.
every time i think my house is getting messy, I watch hoarders and then realize my house is VARY clean and its just my OCD thinking things are way more dirty then they are
Every time i watch these shows I start throwing stuff away like a mad person lol my mom is a hoarder (not like extreme) but I can't stand to go there it gives me anxiety
Or, maybe your house just needs tidied up. It's a little messy. Lived in. "I need to pick up after myself/my babies, etc., that was a hell of a week," messy.
SAAAAAME omg my house is cluttered bc we've got two people and all our stuff in essentially a 1BR with limited storage options... but jesus this is a literal horror house.
I have a bunny, and Bonnie wouldn't ever destroy my house in that way. This guy isn't a bunny parent, he's a bunny collector. Those rabbits need a parent
Word ! I took care of my mom’s two buns for quite some time, and absolutely adored their company, but as soon as it got to the point where I realized I no longer had the time or mental capacity to take care of them properly, I immediately sent them back. If you TRULY love a pet, you will acknowledge when you can’t give them the care they deserve, and you’ll do what you can to give them the life they deserve. Still keeping them around is pure selfishness
Gary is not the Rabbit Whisperer. If he were, he’d hear them say “Free us”, “We can’t breath”, “My eyes burn”, “This food tastes like crap”,etc. I've never seen a doorknob with fur. Never. And I've seen just about all the animal hoarders and nobody else had furry knobs. Gary's rebuttal to this isn't healthy is, "Oh yeah. I'd like to see your place" leaving Dane stumped. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Dorothy is one of God's sweetest loving angels to hoarders. You don't disrespect her. Gary would be homeless based on stupidity alone then the disrespect.
The only recourse the landlord has, since the tenant is disabled, is to allow him to stay because it would be unfit to try and re-rent it without a complete work over or it just being condemned. This way he’s still getting his income since they have no other choice but to sit in their mess. The second he kicks them out it’s all money out and no money in.
The landlords probably thought it was easier to keep renting to them. Otherwise they'd have to pay to completely renovate the entire thing because there is no way they could find another renter to accept it's current state.
I work in peoples homes as a repair man, I've seen the poop and piss running halfway up the walls. They didn't have a chance to clean that day. It's on the list of things to do. It always is.
@@FancyRPGCanada unless it effected the health and well-being of of kids or elderly there's nothing to report. I think only one person got called in because essentially you're risking your job to report things because you're giving away customers information. I did a job at a person's house who was on Addiction the TLC show. Heroine. Until quarantine we weren't able to just leave. To be fair there was more above medial income than poor people being gross.
@@launchpadmcquack9305 yeah i mean what can you do unless there are pets/children/elderly folks being put at risk. I at least hope you were able to decline certain jobs or request a respirator or extra safety measures for yourself in these situations. Stay safe! Your health is more important than a job!
I'm a like level 2 hoarder.. I have boxes of stuff all over the place but not trash. I'm always embarrassed when people have to come over but I tell myself "at least it's not trash". I'm still embarrassed. (It is like a mental health thing, I'm trying)
15:54 the wife wants him to get rid of the bunnies, but she's the one that wrote the sign and asked Gary what he wanted on the sign. I hope the evict both of these dirtbags.
She was also afraid to say what she wanted to hear sure he was listening. Someone that claims to be related to him said he was an abusive narcissist, and based on his behavior in the episode, it seems to be fact. She was probably afraid of him.
Bunnies are notorious for chewing baseboards and walls, but that’s why you bunnyproof. Accidents happen but not to this extent. They need lots of enrichment and appropriate things to chew on and this kind of damage shouldn’t happen. Free roam indoor bunnies are totally manageable if properly cared for but they are a lot of work and this guy is just straight up neglecting them
yalls jokes throughout this video had me dying laughing!!! thanks for the jokes, also i really hope those bunnies find better homes their cared for so improperly
As a person who grew up having bunnies as pets. That's not how you take care, train, or domesticate a bunny! It actually makes me mad that ppl are uneducated on having any type of pets and let this happen. At the end the rabbits didn't have fault on anything and are going to be put down for having bad owners! I currently have two rabbits, I free roam them when I am home and put them in their cages when I leave. They are potty trained, spayed and neutered, they do chew on stuff but I make sure to stimulate they're chewing habits with toys or hay also I bunny proofed my home for them. Just like how dogs and cats run around rabbits should to and they are intelligent creatures if properly trained
This one was endlessly amusing to watch on my own, and even more amusing watching Ken & Dane watch it 😂 I need more of this content on this channel PLEASE
The rabbit from Monty Python is named "Caerbannog". I know this because I named one of my rabbits "Caerbannog". He had attitude which is how he got the name, he mellowed out after I got my other rabbit Button. Both of them are rescues, and they've been with me for over 5 years. One of the best decisions I ever made. As for this guy, 30 rabbits is way too many and they're not being taken care of. It's a 10 year commitment, a lot of people think they're easy to take care of, but it's not. They need constant attention and lots of food and toys.
Of course they don't *actually* want to evict them now! They can't possibly rent that house to anyone else without a huge cash investment in rehabing it.
Rabbits are generally clean animals… they groom thoroughly and tend to potty in certain areas. It really isn’t hard to potty train them either. So the state of the house is absolutely atrocious and I feel so bad for the rabbits.. if you truly care for something, you will give it the best care possible
I have one rabbit and I clean his playpen area every week. This guy doesn't love bunnies, he is neglecting them and not only someone else's home but theirs as well.
Hopefully Gary has renter's insurance, hopefully the homeowners have insurance that will cover this. I cannot imagine the cost to bring this house up to healthy livable.
Poor bunnies. They're one of the most misunderstood pets. If you give them enough time and are patient, their personlities really come out. Mine would follow me like a puppy and even learned a few tricks. They are prey animals so you have to be gentle and kind to earn their trust. They can be litterbox trained. They also need a special, balanced diet and unlimited hay to keep their teeth worn down. They need to be spayed and neutered, especially the females, not only to prevent babies but they are prone to cancer down the road. I feel so bad for these little guys. It's like the light in their eyes are gone.
Dane's reaction to the bathroom reminded me instantly of the Dumb and Dumber scene with Bob Saget screaming "there's shit everywhere!!" 😂 Bob Saget appreciation
Been watching you since I was a teenager & Life’s been rough lately. I’ve found great comfort in watching your videos Ken. Still love your gaming so much too. Thank you x1000000 I hope you never stop! ❤
House rabbits can be very clean and as enjoyable as cats or dogs but most people have four or less, all neutered, and with a litter box plus often supervision when they’re out and about. It’s sad bunnies are so misunderstood and crap like this is a lot of people’s first impression of rabbits. It would be funny to see you and Dane react to good vs bad pet situations
They would need to pay so much money to get it fixed up for new tenants, so they are probably going to keep collecting from them and refuse to fix it and they can live in the squallor
The thing I can think of in why the owners didn't kick them out, is because they're getting rent from them, and there is no way anyone else would even rent that house. So I think the owners are just making them clean it while still paying rent, so they don't have to try and find someone who'd rent such a destroyed house
yeah slum lords... maybe it wasn't in **great** condition to start and they figure they'll just let em live in it and collect their disability checks til it falls in on em.
2:50 rabbit actually eat their own poop, because their digestive system is too short to metabolise all the nutrients so they have to poop and eat it again to benefit from all the nutrients first poop is a jello like thingy (thats what they eat) and the second poop is more solidified (thats what they dont eat)
I watched this episode a couple times before. I got so excited to see you cover it! 😂 That scratching isn't a normal reaction if they're held reguarly. I've had some rabbits growing up. Some of his have probably never been picked up. 😂 but more 😔 at the same time. Noted to add that this is why I'll never be a landlord. People dont care about your home, much less themselves. They are probably on section 8 so the landlord is still getting a check and having them clean it cuts down on expenses while they're still collecting. They know nobody is going to want to rent there now.
Ugh I hate animal hoarders so much. "I just love them so much!" they say while horribly neglecting them
'im saving them' no your not. lol
Yeah they are always hard to watch.
and then they refuse to let anyone give them a better home but have no problem with these poor animals being sick and dying due to the neglect in their care
@@Hi_ItsBeccaexactly. They love having them around, but they don’t actually care about the animals. It’s so sad.
I'm actively involved in animal rescue, so I have a lot of animals at any given time. Some of the dogs have to be rotated around the house and it's a lot of work. I currently have 2 dogs and 1 cat needing forever homes. The cat, Rupert, was found outside with his legs torn open to his bones. I thought he had been shot and was going to lose one of his legs. He's now in a large dog kennel and is recovering well. I really need to find a home for him though 😢
BAHAHAHAH fun fact so this is actually my great uncle gary. this episode of hoarders is the families favorite thing to talk about because it really highlighted how horrible of a man gary was. i remember when it was sent to the family group chat about there was a hoarders episode made about him. we never really associated with him because he would always cause problems at gatherings and eventually stopped coming around all together fairly early on in my life. he ended up passing away in the summer of 2019, which i feel is a blessing for kathy because she was actually a good woman. she was abused heavily by gary and couldn’t do anything without him which is why she stayed with him. he was always a huge man child and narcissistic. there is literally not a single nice thing to say about this man, even down to the fact that there’s hardly an obituary for him.
I thought that he may be abusive considering he was listening in on her interview and she seemed so scared to say anything he wouldn't like
What a looser
@@jessicafoster2699 I picked up on that vibe too.
Thank you for providing some backstory on this guy, I picked up the vibe that he was a mean person and potentially abusive, and I thought maybe I was just hating him because of his neglect of the animals he seemed to "love," but you just confirmed the bad vibes I picked up, so it isn't just in my head.
He literally said "I never did anything wrong" I knew bro was a horrid person 😭
“I love bunnies!” says the guy who’s neglecting them and not giving them their proper care 😭
also the fact its a grown man calling rabbits bunnies like that...well atleast in age prolly not mentally....def animal abuse tho
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maybe he does hes thing with rabbits... i know this sounds nasty... but i also heard that this happens more often then we have any idea of
Like two bunnies would have been fine. Food, toys, stimulation
@@Kado1609 Nnnnnooooo!!!!! Omg, stop, no!
What is so upsetting is to see how filthy the rabbits are. Rabbits don’t like to be dirty, they will groom each other. I can’t imagine how much their lungs have to work with all the dander and mites in the air. This man is cruel.
Rabbits are filthy, sure they groom each other. But they are still very dirty animals.
the guy above me is trashy and has bad opinions (thePWNDR)
@@ThePWNDRthey're dirty when you don't take care of them. A properly cared for rabbit will not have poop all over them and smell clean
@@ThePWNDR I had pet rabbits for years, they are extremely clean. Domesticated rabbits can be trained to used a litter box and they groom constantly,
@@ThePWNDRNot true. Only rabbits that are abused are ever dirty.
The only reason they dont evict these tenants is because they know 100% no one else would ever rent it out unless the whole thing was bulldozed over and rebuilt from the ground up. Least they can pay off the mortgage if they keep the tenants who like to sleep in rabbit poop.
That's what I was thinking
My thoughts exactly
Also depending on location it might be hard to find a tenant who actually pays their monthly rent payments. The number of people who rent a house, make the deposit and then squat in the house for 6-9 months waiting out the eviction processes will surprise you! That’s why it is important to background check potential tenants.
I was coming to say this exact thing
I think the same thing. The home is destroyed. Mine as well get money at this point. They probably feel bad for the wife too.
I had a giant Himalayan rabbit that weighed 35 lbs. He walked on a leash outside and was litter box trained. He ran loose inside. The only drawback was having to vacuum the hair everyday so I didn't get "hairy doorknobs"!!!
Let me guess, as a dog owner, your rabbit sheds the first six months, and then the last six months?
@@timberwolf3229 Lol I've had rabbits that shed that much in the past. 😂My current one is a breed that doesn't shed as much. Easier on the allergies and house.
Bunny owner here! Fun fact: rabbits that make the loud stretch do that because they think they are going to die. It’s their way of signaling to other bunnies “I’m a goner but save yourself”
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That’s devastating
Screech? Or stretch? Idk rabbit 🐰 behavior
They are very social and intelligent. People keeping them in dirty / tiny spaces are monsters
:[ omg ive owned bunnies through my childhood i dont remember them doing those they seemed pretty happy and had good enviroments and garden freedom everytime we was able to keep an eye on them ( like being in the kitchen ) also the rabbits would wait near the doors if wanted to go out so had the option^^ just not at night. because of foxs and stuff.
"Get out of my house" god damn it Gary that ain't your house 😂😂
It's called get your rabbits fixed. Ffs.
"Didn't have time or money" then wtf did you get rabbits!?!?!?!?!? Strait up animal abuse. Complete Narcissist
I knew someone who's mom had that "issue" with cats, a brother and sister cat. After two DEAD litters and the last kinda healthy litter the sister cat was FINALLY adopted out! The litters were not stillborn so they died over a short time, it was horrid and her terrible excuses to not at least get the tomcat fixed were just as bad as Gary's here. I'm glad those poor cats are living somewhere better than her pee soaked house.
I had an unfixed bun. The vet quoted me $600 for the procedure and recommended against getting it since the bun was already a year old when I adopted him. That was too much for me as a broke college student at the time. So... I got him a lot of hump toys and he wasn't allowed play time with other unfixed buns. But dear lord who in their right mind would put an unfixed male and female together??? Rabbits breed like rabbits. Ffs.
My grandpa's gf had multiple inbred litters puppies.
She'd let them pee, and crap everywhere and anywhere.
She eventually had to start putting the poop into empty dog food bags and then she'd stack those on top of each other.
Tbh I'm traumatized because my female bun died 2 days after being spayed. I'll get males neutered because it's was less dangerous. I loved Raven so much. She was my first rabbit and her "sister", Peaches, laid beside her body. That's how I learned rabbits cry.
@@pyrrhicvictoly I would shop around vets. I got my females spayed for 200 each and male neutered for 150 but I'm in Oklahoma
"he kinda looks like a rabbit" took me all the way out 😭😭so real though lmaoo
it’s so real, owners always kinda look like their pets/animals
Hey! I own rabbits. Here's some things everyone should know:
1. Rabbits eat their own poop for nutrition
2. If your rabbits poops are not nice pellets, something is wrong.
3. They can be litter trained
4. Rabbits need to chew to keep their teeth short
5. Yes, they really do reproduce super fast
6. They are very sweet and he sucks
2? What?
@@heatherinCT good catch! I fixed it ❤️
@heatherinCT if their poop doesn't look right (golden colour from their hay, spherical, consistent size, dry, particularly odorless, no mucus or hair).
@@sarina1234ful alfalfa hey and Timothy hey are not golden. Rabbits shouldn't be eating regular hey.
@@sarina1234ful the op original had "poops are nice," they fixed it but thanks :)
"I bet their walls are intact." Dane doesn't get enough credit for a comedic genius.
When he said that I was like dAng at least I've always been able to see the floor of my apt💀
i love how ken's southern draw comes out only sometimes. But when it does, perfecto ~
"the bunnies already ate the house, whatre u talking about?"
"theyre goddang steelers fans"
"good LLAAAWWRDD"
And how he pronounces "time" as "tom" 😊
There's something to a real accent. We can identify each other by location if our ears are trained to it, and we definitely know when that sh*t is fake.
What’s wrong with Steelers fans 😭😭
I lived in Louisiana when I was five. I didn't really pick up the whole accent. But, 30+ years later, I'll bust out a word with a full on Southern accent.
@@lexhernandez3085Lmao what's not wrong with Steelers fans?!!
"I've never done anything bad in my life, just a few misdemeanors, but that's just part of growing up."..... Gary, honey, no it's not. 😂💀
Right?! I have nothing on my record. Not judging if someone does but it’s not “a part of growing up”.
Gary, "get out of my house"
Me screaming at the screen, "IT'S NOT YOUR HOUSE, GARY!"
I love that his attitude is like "this is my house and I can do whatever I want", even though it isn´t really his house :D
So I hab 25 rabbits at one time. They lived in an old chicken coop in a shed. If the bunnys are treated right, so having enough food water an enrichment, they will NOT chew through or try to leave. Thats what they are doing... They are trying to escape!
Poor things. So no, it's definnetly not the rabbits fault that everything is destroid and gross but the owner!
That room was awful. Small, covered in shit, nothing to play with/ chew on, i dont think i even saw a pile of hay or a water bowl
I was coming here to say the same thing my MIL owns about 20 Flemish giant rabbits in a barn they specifically built for them and she takes excellent care of them and has never had an issue like this
Problem is they shouldn't be cooped up at all. Not all the time, not even most of the time.
in high school, we had two big boy rabbits in our house, fairly free roam minus a room set up for them. they were with us for over a year and never tried eating any part of the walls or furniture. they had a full food bowl in the pen at all time and a variety of veggies and fresh hays to eat all thru the week. the only issue we ever had was them accidently thumping the back legs too hard near a table or something and shaking it/knocking it down, or them trying to escape the pen room to roam free at night (only an issue seeing the litter area was now unaccessible being in the barricaded room)
NEVER the animals fault. They do not understand. We do
As a person that has indoor free roam bunnies I cannot even begin to fathom living like that. My buns have all been litter box trained and spayed/neutered. They have appropriate food and toys and I pride my home on being clean and not covered in rabbit poop.
I feel bad for the guy who actually owns that house; like not only is the house full of garbage, its' structural integrity is annihilated from all the rabbits eating the walls and the struts and the beams. The house itself is probably a complete write-off at this point.
Yah without hay the rabbits literally ate everything
It should be treated as vandalism in my opinion. I had rentals once and it is an absolute nightmare. I ended up leaving the one that was behind my house empty and let the kids play in it. They were less destructive than the past tenants.
Not to mention the pee! It eats away at everything, including their own feet sometimes 🫣
Very true! That house is now a whole different project and definitely not safe to live in at all. Not sure how they would sue him, since he has no money, but at least the insurance will come through. Once it's in their hands they'll figure out how to get their money back.
I don't. I have no sympathy for landlords at all.
“If toilet water touched everything else in the house it would probably somehow be cleaner”..🤣baahahaa
I just want to say, as someone who owns a rabbit, they are great pets when responsibly taken care of! My rabbit is litter box trained and free roams in a room. She has toys and hay so she doesn’t destroy things.
rabbits can be sweet little companions.. and v intelligent too! it breaks my heart to see these living in such conditions. it's straight up abuse. :(
I never thought I’d be on a landlord’s side but here we are
Narcissist right there. "I didn't do anything wrong, I just had bunnies." Won't take responsibility.
He’s one of those covert narcissists who says poor me, feel sorry for me, I can’t do anything right, everything is someone else’s fault. Someone call a waaahmbulance for poor Gary
Blaming literally everyone else, gaslighting and raging at people. I feel bad for the wife, imagine she can’t say much to him without him going nuts.
Not everyone is a narcissist. He is just extremely lazy, takes responsibility for nothing, and blames everyone else. That doesn’t make him a narcissist.
That's not narcissism that's just not taking responsibility. Stop using real mental conditions to diagnose people with.
That’s not narcissism.
The screaming that rabbits do is something you never, ever want to hear. They do when they are in extreme pain, think they'll be killed or dying.
Or in fear or shock.
People like this are the reason landlord's don't let people have pets like 80% of the time and/or charge them so much. This is what they picture in the mind every time now and I can't even blame them for it anymore :')
@@FancyRPGCanada That would be straight up harassment.
@@GoosterHiistano it wouldn’t.
@@GoosterHiista not even a little bit.
@@GoosterHiistadude HOW 🙄 if it’s in the rental agreement that the tenant signs and they know, it’s not harassment 🤣
@@robynoneill446 Yeah, the point being that no one would sign that agreement because it's such an over the top requirement.
Can you imagine some stranger coming to your house once a month for the sole purpose of judging how you live your life?
My walls are in tact, and my floor is walkable without getting rabbit shit on my shoes, and I can use my bathroom still and cook in my kitchen, but go off Gary, Lord of the Bunnies.
So, I've had a domesticated rabbit. He was lovely until he died of cancer at 11. You can litter train them similar to a cat. If they're kept engaged and entertained they're not destructive. If you handle them, they can love snuggling and playing with you and they're very sweet.
If these poor rabbits were domesticated rabbits they've gone feral now. Hopefully they can be adopted and turned into good pets, but it won't be easy
I had a fixed, litter trained bunny. And she was a house bunny, she had a big kennel for when I was away but she had free rein in the house most of the time. And she was a good girl, but she did get into stuff and chewed stuff once in awhile. I really wish people would do better with rabbits. They need a good amount of time and energy. I won't ever own one again tho, I loved my Lucy-bun so much and losing her was so hard that I won't do it again. They can make great pets though.
@ginayoung130 mine was an intact male, which, I got so lucky with because he definitely could have been a terror but he was a good boy. Sometimes I think about getting another one but, yeah it's way too hard. Plus would I get that lucky again?
@clownsoftheearth right?? My girl had a big attitude, and she would let me know when she was done with my shit lol. But she was so much fun and she still has a big part of my heart. They are sweet babies.🩵
Aw! Mine lived just short of 10 years (by like, two weeks) and he was the best companion I could ever ask for. I’m sure you felt the same about yours. Poor buns deserve so much better than what this guy is giving.
Rabbits are INCREDIBLY clean animals. In the wild they live a a group in underground nests with different rooms meant for different things. One room is the toilet. They also regularly clean their homes.
They will actually get mad if you try to reorganize an area they just tidied up.
Also rabbits are as smart as dogs or cats, domestic rabbits need to be constantly eating or they die, they have to chew all the time or their teeth will grow through their skulls
I bet the reason the landlords aren't just kicking them out is because they know the alternative is to have a property they can't rent until it's practically torn down and rebuilt to clear all the wall cavities and to check for structural damage. Keep the rent money coming in while the tenants deal with repairs and cleaning
Gary looks like he belongs on how to catch a predator
I watched as much Hoarders as possible throughout the lockdown. The animal hoarders pissed me off the most. There was also one lady with a bunch of cats.
totally get that!! people (most of the time) can choose and understand the situation they are in, but animals can't. this is animal abuse.
@@FancyRPGCanadaplease tell me she was charged for animal abuse and her dogs removed?
I’m so pissed the cat woman who abused hers got them back!
@FancyRPGCanada these people need jail
@@FancyRPGCanadathe.. WHAT?!
"Gary is just a bunch of bunnies stacked on top of each other" 😂
“my name is Kathy and I’m on social security and disability” is a WILD intro😂😅 4:41
I am pretty sure she said that to deflect from any responsibility of having to clean or help with the rabbits.. Showing her organizing the pills is another way in which she did that too. I don't know man, I am on SSDI and I would rather die than live in a house like that.
Gary does look like a rabbit! I would love to see a Meat Canyon cover of this story! LOL
YES
YEES
I can't be the only one genuinely freaked out by Meat Canyon's animation style, right? 😭
damn i can only imagine .___.
@@emotionalmushroom4307 you actually think that?
Thanks for always making me laugh.
The Monty Python reference was gold. These are the attack rabbits. 😂
The Attack Rabbits of Ni...
@@sarahn1477 We are the knights who say Ni!
He didn't destroy HIS house he destroyed the LANDLORDS house.
Big difference.
You wanna destroy something that you own fine by me, BUT destroying something that doesn't belong to you is an absolute sht thing to do.
I have seen this episode. The guy is just a big spoiled child! I hope his wife left him! The property was not even his, if I were the landlords I would have made him pay for the repairs.
He doesn't have a job though..
That's where they should sue or demand the money for repairs. Somewhere in a contract must of said what can and can't happen and consequences like they do at apartments. My ex left 2 small bags of trash when we left and was charged 50 bucks per trash bag (half full too). He didn't want to throw it out and didn't think anything of it. If you're going to live in a place and destroy it you better pay for the consequences of YOUR actions not the bunnies. That wife looked sick as hell all red and congested. It's stories like this that make people think they can walk around and do whatever and not have to pay for their own actions. If I was the landlord I'd demand them both to clean with the crew and if either left during to charge even more. I'd make that man break his back cleaning up for HIS mistake instead of treating him like a adult child and letting him leave all the time. That man's never had true discipline and a pure narcissist. But as they say what goes around comes around and he will get his.
@@Kitkat-iw7uxthe thing is that I don’t think he has any money so even if you sued him you wouldn’t be getting him to pay a dime
@moreengover6033 I think he is on disability. If you can't afford to pay for damages then don't make the damages. It would have been cheaper for him to make a rabbit pen.
There are actually ways that he can file for bankruptcy to get out of paying even though the landlord would win easily. Its probably how hes gotten out of trouble before.
"Gary got fed up with the interview" aka Gary got tired of trying to justify his abhorrent living conditions/animal neglect/childish behavior and proceeds to fume in his room about getting called out by the interview questions
That is so sad!! Those rabbits are incredibly stressed, malnourished, and abused. :( i have two bunnies and it breaks my heart to see this
Baby rabbits make an ungodly horrible sound. As a kid I once snuck up on one and grabbed it. The sounds it made were so demonic and terrifying I immediately let go.
The rabbits are trying to escape. It’s rabbit-Shawshank.
17:05 The other 16 rabbits are Gary. They’re trying to blend in with society.
I understand Buff saying he looks like a rabbit. Reminds me of Wallace and Gromit and the Curse of the Warerabbit🤣
My thoughts exactly!! 😂
oml he looks like Wallace mid-transformation!!
@@doveydoos literally!!
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂
Bunnies really are wonderful pets, but they are HIGH HIGH MAINTENANCE. You MUST be a responsible adult to care for a bunny as a pet.
They are NOT pets for children. They are a lot of work.
If you picked one up and it was screaming, they only make that sound when they are extremely frightened. They do not make that sound normally. That's not a sound you ever want to hear from your bunny, because it means they are under extreme distress and/or pain.
"They're eating their own poop carrots!" He must not know they do eat they're own poop on purpose 🤣
I thought about this too 😂
They chew the crap out of their food and then chew the food out of their crap.
@Alex.Culkin it's natural for them
@Alex.CulkinI think it’s got something to do with their specialized digestive systems
Yes I was thinking the same thing 😂
I've watched horders for years. You don't mess with Dorothy the organizer.
Ken: “We got the first 14 and the title says 30. Where are the other 16?”
Gary is the other 16. Lol
The smell in that house and infused in their clothes, hair, skin, furniture... would be absolutely vile.
every time i think my house is getting messy, I watch hoarders and then realize my house is VARY clean and its just my OCD thinking things are way more dirty then they are
Every time i watch these shows I start throwing stuff away like a mad person lol my mom is a hoarder (not like extreme) but I can't stand to go there it gives me anxiety
I do the same. The show makes my skin crawl. Stuff has to go. People in first world countries would be amazed at what they can live without.
Or, maybe your house just needs tidied up. It's a little messy. Lived in. "I need to pick up after myself/my babies, etc., that was a hell of a week," messy.
Still makes me get up and clean my house more though 😳😂 can't risk it 😂
SAAAAAME omg my house is cluttered bc we've got two people and all our stuff in essentially a 1BR with limited storage options... but jesus this is a literal horror house.
I have a bunny, and Bonnie wouldn't ever destroy my house in that way. This guy isn't a bunny parent, he's a bunny collector. Those rabbits need a parent
“I love bunnies” meanwhile he lets them live in their own filth.
Word !
I took care of my mom’s two buns for quite some time, and absolutely adored their company, but as soon as it got to the point where I realized I no longer had the time or mental capacity to take care of them properly, I immediately sent them back.
If you TRULY love a pet, you will acknowledge when you can’t give them the care they deserve, and you’ll do what you can to give them the life they deserve. Still keeping them around is pure selfishness
I live about 45 mins from them and people like this are the reason we call Portage County “Portucky” 💀
Gary is not the Rabbit Whisperer. If he were, he’d hear them say “Free us”, “We can’t breath”, “My eyes burn”, “This food tastes like crap”,etc.
I've never seen a doorknob with fur. Never. And I've seen just about all the animal hoarders and nobody else had furry knobs.
Gary's rebuttal to this isn't healthy is, "Oh yeah. I'd like to see your place" leaving Dane stumped. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dorothy is one of God's sweetest loving angels to hoarders. You don't disrespect her.
Gary would be homeless based on stupidity alone then the disrespect.
The landlord wasn't going to clean that. That's why he let them stay till they did it, then he probably kicked them out lol
The only recourse the landlord has, since the tenant is disabled, is to allow him to stay because it would be unfit to try and re-rent it without a complete work over or it just being condemned. This way he’s still getting his income since they have no other choice but to sit in their mess. The second he kicks them out it’s all money out and no money in.
Sounds about right. I live half an hour from the general area of that house , and it would not surprise me knowing the attitude of the people there
The landlords probably thought it was easier to keep renting to them. Otherwise they'd have to pay to completely renovate the entire thing because there is no way they could find another renter to accept it's current state.
I work in peoples homes as a repair man, I've seen the poop and piss running halfway up the walls. They didn't have a chance to clean that day. It's on the list of things to do. It always is.
@@FancyRPGCanada unless it effected the health and well-being of of kids or elderly there's nothing to report. I think only one person got called in because essentially you're risking your job to report things because you're giving away customers information. I did a job at a person's house who was on Addiction the TLC show. Heroine. Until quarantine we weren't able to just leave. To be fair there was more above medial income than poor people being gross.
@@launchpadmcquack9305 yeah i mean what can you do unless there are pets/children/elderly folks being put at risk. I at least hope you were able to decline certain jobs or request a respirator or extra safety measures for yourself in these situations. Stay safe! Your health is more important than a job!
I'm a like level 2 hoarder.. I have boxes of stuff all over the place but not trash. I'm always embarrassed when people have to come over but I tell myself "at least it's not trash". I'm still embarrassed. (It is like a mental health thing, I'm trying)
15:54 the wife wants him to get rid of the bunnies, but she's the one that wrote the sign and asked Gary what he wanted on the sign. I hope the evict both of these dirtbags.
She was also afraid to say what she wanted to hear sure he was listening. Someone that claims to be related to him said he was an abusive narcissist, and based on his behavior in the episode, it seems to be fact. She was probably afraid of him.
Bunnies are notorious for chewing baseboards and walls, but that’s why you bunnyproof. Accidents happen but not to this extent. They need lots of enrichment and appropriate things to chew on and this kind of damage shouldn’t happen. Free roam indoor bunnies are totally manageable if properly cared for but they are a lot of work and this guy is just straight up neglecting them
yalls jokes throughout this video had me dying laughing!!! thanks for the jokes, also i really hope those bunnies find better homes
their cared for so improperly
As a person who grew up having bunnies as pets. That's not how you take care, train, or domesticate a bunny! It actually makes me mad that ppl are uneducated on having any type of pets and let this happen. At the end the rabbits didn't have fault on anything and are going to be put down for having bad owners!
I currently have two rabbits, I free roam them when I am home and put them in their cages when I leave. They are potty trained, spayed and neutered, they do chew on stuff but I make sure to stimulate they're chewing habits with toys or hay also I bunny proofed my home for them. Just like how dogs and cats run around rabbits should to and they are intelligent creatures if properly trained
guessing you missed the part where it said the rabbits got adopted
@@IceFire1800 not all of the rabbits got adopted remember
This one was endlessly amusing to watch on my own, and even more amusing watching Ken & Dane watch it 😂 I need more of this content on this channel PLEASE
The rabbit from Monty Python is named "Caerbannog". I know this because I named one of my rabbits "Caerbannog". He had attitude which is how he got the name, he mellowed out after I got my other rabbit Button. Both of them are rescues, and they've been with me for over 5 years. One of the best decisions I ever made.
As for this guy, 30 rabbits is way too many and they're not being taken care of. It's a 10 year commitment, a lot of people think they're easy to take care of, but it's not. They need constant attention and lots of food and toys.
Dane was comedic gold in this video 😂😂😂
Of course they don't *actually* want to evict them now! They can't possibly rent that house to anyone else without a huge cash investment in rehabing it.
The mustache is what makes him look like a rabbit to me 💀
Thank yall for making me smile 🫶
Well watership down is different than I remember
so did Gary become the Rabbit God after all of this? i've gotta know!
This must be the American Reboot.
😂😂 Underrated comment
Literally the feild rabbit cult irl
Omg now that brings back some memories.
Rabbits are generally clean animals… they groom thoroughly and tend to potty in certain areas. It really isn’t hard to potty train them either. So the state of the house is absolutely atrocious and I feel so bad for the rabbits..
if you truly care for something, you will give it the best care possible
I have one rabbit and I clean his playpen area every week. This guy doesn't love bunnies, he is neglecting them and not only someone else's home but theirs as well.
19:31 That one rabbit's gotta be like "Where is everybody?!?!" "Ooo it's so clean this is nice though." when it popped out LMAO
The pet rabbits had pet mice! How sweet. This is one of the craziest episodes of hoarders ive seen though
2:09 that impersonation was too spot on... my theory is ken is secretly a rabbit!!!!!!!!😱😱😱😱😱
Ken you really flexing that sweater while we out here melting in Texas. 😂
i keep forgetting that the seasons are reversed in australia
This video reminds me of that old horror movie "Night of the Lepus." About giant killer rabbits! 🤣🤣🤣
I said the exact same thing as Dane, right before he said it 😂 "he looks like a bunny!" 😂😂😂
There’s a good possibility that the house is being paid by a government program & not by the tenants themselves. Great vid as per usual! 👍💙💚
You've seen the Crazy Cat Lady. Now meet the Crazy Bunny Guy!
The Batty Bunny Bro 😂
@@hannahvegh6959 Bravo friend.
@@metalboo8491 Thank you, thank you! Lol
My landlord recently dinged me when she found a dust bunny in a corner of an unused closet. I should show her this before next inspection.
Thank you for gracing us with Monty Python. 'Holy Grail' is a classic.
It sure is, all of Monty Python in general is pure gold 😍
Hopefully Gary has renter's insurance, hopefully the homeowners have insurance that will cover this. I cannot imagine the cost to bring this house up to healthy livable.
Poor bunnies. They're one of the most misunderstood pets. If you give them enough time and are patient, their personlities really come out. Mine would follow me like a puppy and even learned a few tricks. They are prey animals so you have to be gentle and kind to earn their trust. They can be litterbox trained. They also need a special, balanced diet and unlimited hay to keep their teeth worn down. They need to be spayed and neutered, especially the females, not only to prevent babies but they are prone to cancer down the road. I feel so bad for these little guys. It's like the light in their eyes are gone.
This is what all landlords expect when you tell them you have rabbits
Your comment about My strange addiction and Hoarders being combined is pretty darn accurate. Just a little extra horrifying
Watership Down called. They want their bunnies back.
Dane's reaction to the bathroom reminded me instantly of the Dumb and Dumber scene with Bob Saget screaming "there's shit everywhere!!" 😂 Bob Saget appreciation
Been watching you since I was a teenager & Life’s been rough lately. I’ve found great comfort in watching your videos Ken. Still love your gaming so much too. Thank you x1000000 I hope you never stop! ❤
"you can't be both, those are rivals!" HAAHAHAHA!
The bunnies and the mice were working together to influence Gary like a dark Ratatouille movie.
House rabbits can be very clean and as enjoyable as cats or dogs but most people have four or less, all neutered, and with a litter box plus often supervision when they’re out and about. It’s sad bunnies are so misunderstood and crap like this is a lot of people’s first impression of rabbits. It would be funny to see you and Dane react to good vs bad pet situations
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"They're covered in poop!......"
"And wall!" 😂😂😂😂
Rabbits. "Plz help. Get us out of here.
They would need to pay so much money to get it fixed up for new tenants, so they are probably going to keep collecting from them and refuse to fix it and they can live in the squallor
You see it all the time where people abuse animals and just say “I love them! I can’t get rid of them!” Those bunnies would thrive without Gary
Rabbits can break there own back from kicking if held improperly. A really good thing to know if you own rabbits!!
The thing I can think of in why the owners didn't kick them out, is because they're getting rent from them, and there is no way anyone else would even rent that house. So I think the owners are just making them clean it while still paying rent, so they don't have to try and find someone who'd rent such a destroyed house
yeah slum lords... maybe it wasn't in **great** condition to start and they figure they'll just let em live in it and collect their disability checks til it falls in on em.
1:50 Gary is the Easter 🐰
Omg Dane!! Talking about “He looks like a rabbit!” 😂😂😂 He ain’t wrong though!!
At this point the bunnies are the ones leasing the house, Gary and his wife are just guests 😂
2:50 rabbit actually eat their own poop, because their digestive system is too short to metabolise all the nutrients so they have to poop and eat it again to benefit from all the nutrients
first poop is a jello like thingy (thats what they eat) and the second poop is more solidified (thats what they dont eat)
I watched this episode a couple times before. I got so excited to see you cover it! 😂
That scratching isn't a normal reaction if they're held reguarly. I've had some rabbits growing up. Some of his have probably never been picked up. 😂 but more 😔 at the same time.
Noted to add that this is why I'll never be a landlord. People dont care about your home, much less themselves. They are probably on section 8 so the landlord is still getting a check and having them clean it cuts down on expenses while they're still collecting. They know nobody is going to want to rent there now.