The LaBrant Fam got Easter bunnies...And the internet wasn't having it
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What do you think of small children getting bunnies? Comment below!
I think it’s a terrible idea, even if the child can be trusted they will probably grow out of the bunny and want a dog or something, and the bunny will just get dumped
Edit: it’s only a good idea if they are willing to take care of a bunny
I think if the kid knows the care and how to properly handle them. They can have one.
I cringe at the thought.
I think there should be a certain age for a kid to own a rabbit and I think it’s from high school age, but I think that children will mistreat that rabbit and ignore it and not feed it water because they’re busy doing kids stuff and not taking care of the rabbit I personally think that we should go to her page and talk to her about rescues and do more research as a bunny owners. We should reach out and talk to Savannah about it and try to help and educate them on how to own a bunny and rabbits and what to do and not what to do.
NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!
I'm not even surprised AT ALLL.. So sad. This family has been under the gun for a lot of controversy, rightfully so. It's 2024.. Why are people still using bunnies for their easter festivities? Makes me so upset. They have a huge audience too. THANK YOU for bringing this to light.
It's 2024, why are people even plastering their kids all over the Internet when we know for a fact it's not safe....family vloggers make the worst decisions
Yes, they are so ignorant. And there is no excuse. The data is there in the form of internet, books, You Tube (this channel!).
@TealleMadelaine I agree that little children shouldn't have Bunnies
I agree that little Children shouldn't have baby Bunnies
I do agree that little children shouldn't have baby Bunnies as Pets
This story is sickening. I absolutely hate the way rabbits are treated around Easter. Rabbits are intelligent animals with needs and feelings, not a cute toy to buy your kid who isn't even old enough to understand how to respect an animal's boundaries. Ugh, I hate people so much sometimes...
I do have to split with Lorelei on entirely ignoring Easter in regards to rabbits. I've had rabbits for around 13 years and I love them so much. I like to spoil them a bit on Easter to kind of celebrate that they're here with me living a good life. I wish all bunnies were given a chance at the kind of life my bunnies or Lennon or Cinnabun live...
i have a twelve year old (bunnyhearted and therian) we have done plenty of research so she knows the proper care. and for a fun fact a group of bunns is actually called a "fluffle"
A lot of people underestimate just how much work goes into owning and caring for a pet ANY PET, whether it’s a cat, a dog, a bunny, a fish, a turtle.
It’s a major financial commitment first of all and not many people are willing to do that to maintain their pet’s health. I get it Vets are expensive especially if you don’t have insurance, but when you adopt an animal you have to do everything. I mean my baby boy my fluffy kitty Bigfoot was diagnosed with early onset kidney disease. I spend now every two months over 700 dollars in bills for his new prescription diet wet and dry, his prescribed pills, and his monthly wellness check blood work and urine tests to monitor his condition. So many people have told me that they wouldn’t have even bothered because of how much money it is. They’d let their cat die or surrender it to a shelter. I mean!!! Seriously, you adopt an animal you are responsible for it. It’s not just feeding it or petting it every once in a while or buying it one toy or taking it to the vet maybe once or twice it’s whole life, it’s so much more.
My own family thinks all I’m doing for my cat is ridiculous as “it’s just a cat” well he’s not just a cat, he’s a creature I took on the responsibility to care for. His condition was diagnosed and discovered early so he has a chance to live comfortably for years if I am willing to put in the physical and financial effort into helping him. I cant let him just waste away!
Side note: I personally don’t believe in getting a child a pet if they’re too young. Like middle school age when they can start taking care of it with your help (maybe not financially) but helping walk or clean up after it or bathing the pet if applicable not just playing or feeding but the hard stuff too, and it won’t just be a thing to play with or love but then dump for the next best thing as that’s what children do when they’re at a young age. There is so much research as to what pets also are appropriate for certain age groups.
I also have.
A rabbit named dinka
That would be a great video maybe a collaboration - will benefit both of your channels and most of all for the good of the bunnies- a video of you meeting up with labrants and helping them create an awesome bunny habitat for their new furbabys. I think its always best not to pre-judge and to offer help and resources. Most people DO love their animals and DO want to to whats best for them, just might not know that they are missing information on how to provide better care and people can become defensive when they feel judged, especially on sensitive topics like this- it becomes sensitive because people DONT want to feel like they are hurting their animal or not giving them what they need. Offering help without judgement is the way to go . I would love to see it if you guys ever do meet up and do a video.
What do their local vets think? Aren't they supposed to report owners with multiple pet "problems"? We couldn't adopt our bunny babies without a small animal vet reference.
I love your videos 😊
This is insane how people still don’t know anything about bunnies after this woman has dedicated her life to saving bunnies, so I just want that to sink in
I cant believe how oblivious people can be about animal care. It's not just something to fiddle around with. It's a 10 year dedication to a *living* creature. I'm just really glad Lorelei has been spreading word for around 7-8 years now
More like 10 years?
Fr! There needs to be an App where you can have a bunny come over for a few hours for a decent price, and with it's owner supervising. Like a visit/play date. It'd stop a lot of parents from buying their kids bunnies for Easter and the bunny being neglected within 2 or 3 months. Just spit balling here.
I just gave you an extra like. I love your comment.
@@redwing8128 Thank you lol. I take rabbits very seriously and will defend them at all costs!!! 💖
@lilliemoonblast5333 you have that right. Our Bun Bunz passed away about 4 years ago now. We sure miss her. You have a great night
Parents better be on top of bunny care if there are children in the home.
According to Discovery News, since ancient times, eggs and rabbits have been a symbol of fertility, while spring has been a symbol of rebirth. So, even though rabbits don't lay eggs, the association of these symbols was almost natural. So its basically, humans are supposed to be honor fertility, not bunnies. Also, it's a pagan holiday.
Yeah, and people turned it into a dead guy coming back to life because a highly allegorical book said so. Humans will always take things at face value, LOL.
Well I think no one should get bunnies during Easter, but I am a Christian and celebrate Easter but not the bunny side.
@@traceysimmons4913 have no idea how that came about
This makes me so annoyed and angry that there are people out there who never do their research. Small kids are not fit for bunnies, bunnies are not starter pets. DO YOUR RESEARCH!!
There’s no such thing as a “starter pet”. Unless it’s a Tamagotchi or something like that.
@@princesspikachu3915 exactly. All animals are a lot of work to take care of
Mmm, a starter pet would be something like mealworms or another easy to keep insect lol
Yes. Rabbits are more fragile than cats and dogs.
100%.
I want to say The Lebrant family has had a trend of getting animals and yet not giving them the proper care. I am glad for people like you who want to inform people who are uneducated and I hope all RUclipsrs and family’s can learn from this!
They also didn’t keep the animal very long like with their dog Carl a white Pomeranian they claim that he ran away. I’m not sure if he actually ran away or if they let him loose, but they didn’t find him. I hope wherever he is, he has a loving home in the pen they had those bunnies in was too small some rabbits and small spaces and the next thing I worry about is those rabbits are the same gender they need to be fixed so there’s no fight between them and if they’re not the same gender and they’re a boy and a girl in there they have baby bunnies so that’s another reason why they need to be fixed
This is real I’m a young kid but I potty trained my own bunny and he freeroams in my room idk why people think bunnies are toys for Easter this is a cruel world for all of these Easter bunnies treated as toys for entertainment
Cookie,when it comes to animals, you're smarter than so many adults!
Me to! I am 10 and I have a bunny named Muffin, Right now he is in a 4 x 2 Nic grid cage pen thingy it’s a big 2 story cage that dose have Nic grids on the top because my cat used to have access to my bunny but she doesn’t anymore but when she did I didn’t want her to be able to touch him, I wanted a ex pen but it just didn’t work for my living situation,anyways he is gonna be free roamed in my room once he is fully litter trained, and personally, I think I am a good bunmom, he always has alfalfa hay (as he is under 6 months), he gets 1/4 cup of young rabbit oxbow pellets every morning and half of a oxbow vitamin C tab, he only gets ONE Full oxbow Small rewards treat a day, I typically will break those into smaller pieces so I can use them more wisely then just giving the full treat, he gets a good amount of free roam time in my bedroom I’m not sure about the exact amount cuz it differs from day to day, he has 2 available hides in his cage but he prefers just a hidden corner, he also has a available hide in my bedroom for when he is hopping around, I clean his litter box either every other day or every day I’m still figuring out what routine works for us, and he has many available chews, sometimes I make some for him, but I also but I also buy some, he is a little skittish but once he gets to know you he opens up more,so really, I think it depends about the age, and how serious the child is about the rabbit, like are they gonna take their time to clean the rabbits space, or clean the litter box, or litter train them, or even just provide daily social interaction with the bunny without terrifying it, thanks for reading! Have a great Rest of your Day and Stay Hoppy!
@@shimmerwithsummer I am eleven so we are similar ages!
@@OlafPijl thank you!
@@Cookiethebun cool!!
My bun was a dumped Easter bunny. I always give her a lot of treats to find on Easter to make up for them dumping her. She was at the shelter nearly 2 years before I adopted her, which was nearly her whole life at that time. She has such a great personality, and she's an excellent companion. I feel lucky to have her, but that other family really missed out. That's why I feel all the more upset about people getting bunnies for Easter. You want an Easter bunny? Buy a plushie.
Lorelei you should reach out to them and set up a rabbit room for them.
I wish bunny adoption and foster agencies would put a freeze on any adoptions around the Easter season.
Oh and ban all pet specific breeders.
Many reputable breeders in my area will not sell “Easter” bunnies.
We do! The pet stores are the ones that need to
Ours do. No bunnies around easter, no black cats around halloween.
@@josephwisniewski3673 That’s so comforting on both fronts! I hope more shelters follow that example!
@@hannahl6263 That gives me hope for the bunnies! Hopefully more shelter will follow y’all’s example!
Has anyone on here heard about the channel called the pig room?This is a much see. This man was pretty much associated with his guinea pigs but he has expanded into rabbits. He is the most compassionate man I have ever seen and is to be commented for his efforts in the Bunny community. This is a must see channel.
Yh
I watch him also.
Omg yes I was watching his video from when he got a bunny and he pretended to have a small cage 🤣🤣🤣 I was completely fooled
@@cozettelaila I saw that also. I have two free roaming and couldn't imagine keeping them in cages.
@@LisaSmith3663 yes it certainly gave me a good scare
Why doesn’t this girl have 1 million. She is such a inspiration!
💯
Nahhh why doesn’t she have 10 million subs
Not enough bunny people
I certainly took good care of my bunny. I cleaned her hutch every week, fed her every day, snuggled up to her in my bed all the time, took her to the vets for her jabs every year. Gave her fresh hey to eat, and played with her almost daily for hours at a time. She wasn't just a pet, she was my best friend. She only died because she got bunny cancer, but we were there for her until her dying hours. I loved my little dwarf lop, she was so cute and fluffy and her fur was soft and clean!!!!
Sorry you lost her. It really sucks losing a beloved friend.
@@rf159a It's ok, when she died I could feel it. I know she went to a better place, a place of peace and happiness. I just know. I came home from school and I already knew she had died, the thing is, she would not want me to be sad. I didn't cry, I just quietly accepted she was gone, gone to a better place.
If you mean as a kid, then you're an exception to the rule, not the standard. Also bunnies do not belong in cages or hutches.
I really don’t see the problem with hutches if you leave the door open the whole time. You can pin it back or even remove it completely . It’s like a little house for them to have their own space privacy they love to hide sometimes
@@littlekitsune1 No worries man, she used to be let out her cage in summer to run around the garden and play. I also used to take her into the house and play with her for hours every day almost. In the colder months she went in the green house, but even then I went out to bring her in and play with her. I used to hand feed her dandelions too. Every morning I would get up and feed her. sometime she would spend most of the day in my arms having me carry her around where ever I went. She only really was in her hutch in the late of the night. When she was in the garden she would spend 4 or 5 hours playing there. I used to hand feed her sweat treats and vegetables. she sometimes would sleep with me in my bed when I was a teen. When we were away we have my sisters friends look after them, they would play with her too. I think she was a bit too busy to be board or depressed, I literally played with her so often!!!!
Bunnies are such delicate animals 🥺
*delicious
I went through basic rules with kids when we decided to have a baby bunny at home. We learned together how to take care of bunny and respect bunny's nature. By now, the bunny is almost 4 years old and happily hops in our living room. We all wish there could at least another 4 years for her to be with us. Little kids can understand and follow rules. And yes, I repeated soooo many times. Btw I consider that's also a good lesson for kids: true love comes with respect and understanding.
Easter isn't even supposed to be about bunnies. It's about the resurrection of Jesus Christ ♥ And that is why I celebrate and acknowledge Easter
yay someone else who is Christian!
Same my friend❤ also this holiday even has interesting pagan roots not just this bunny related stuff
I'm a Christian too!😃
Bunnies are my kids😊😊😊😊😊 no screaming, no problems , just cuties ❤❤❤❤
@Lenonthebunny Help me stress the need for advocating for not breeding your bunnies. This story is sad but probability a reality more often than we think. We got a 1 year old bunny less than 2 weeks ago, as she was being rehomed (but came from a pet store). A week in our care, she gave birth and we had no idea she was pregnant. She had 6 babies and the last one passed away today. The mom seemed inexperienced and no matter how hard we tried, we lost them all. This could have been avoided if people knew what they were getting into. I am so sad and pissed off.
They ask followers rather than Google to get the response, that’s how they make money it’s that simple
I’m Jewish, so no Easter celebration here lol, although I do like the cute Bunny decor that comes out each spring! Nope, I don’t think kids and bunnies mix
I think kids could work with bunnies ! However, absolutely not as owners, let alone sole owners. It’s all about the parents having to take responsibility for the bunnies AND the kids when they’re interacting with the bunnies.
@@atodeblue agreed!
Shame on the people or person who gave her information. They also chose a hard breed of bunnies to buy. Holland Lops are cute, but they have a lot of health issues... Thank you for calling out these people. I have a student who adopted two bonded bunnies from a rabbit shelter. I have given her advice on how to take care of the bunnies. She is excited to begin her bun mom journey! I also showed her your channel and some books on rabbit information. I love to pass along the correct information to make the bunnies happy and healthy! It's all thanks to you Lorelei thank you! ❤
I love Lennon and Lorelei ❤❤😊😊😊 you guys are soooo amazing and I appreciate on how much info you provide for all of us. Ever since I ran into your channel I do whatever I can to help bunnies around especially giving donations to shelters.
I was at the Petstore today bc I needed to get my rabbits more toys and food and I couldn’t believe how much bunnies there were for Easter. It was heartbreaking 😢. People don’t want to have a whole time commitment and once people realize how much work they are, people prob going to dump them I felt so bad. I just wanted to take them all and save them 😔😔😔
That's why my rabbit rescue group I help with pauses adoptions around Easter. Any kind of pet shouldn't be a spontaneous thing. =(
I predict - and I pray that I am wrong - these bunnies (who look full grown to me) will live in a cute little "bunny hutch", most likely outside, and once the "new" wears off this busy family will all but forget about their sweet rabbits. They might even forget to feed and provide water for them (praying that does not happen). Lorelei, it would be fantastic if the LaBrant family would invite you to come to their home and teach them proper bunny care and how to give those buns their best lives! 🐰💕🐰
I’d like to see you go rescue the bunnies - they’ll not take real advice to heart.
How are these people still allowed to get animals
As influencers, it’s my personal opinion that it’s the family’s responsibility to do research on how to ethically acquire a pet (any pet), as well as how to properly care for the pet. It’s obvious they have not done this. Savanna would have to be living under a rock to not know this these days. Shameful. Maybe with enough pressure from social media they’ll straighten up. Maybe we all tag these ppl in this video. I don’t have high hopes either. Thank you for making this video.
Ugh I hate these toxic family channels and specially the influence they have on children and how they exploit their own children and pets.
family bloggers are definitely scum
If people want something to play with and throw away, they can just get a little plush bunny.
Good idea. I’m looking at the bunny plush I bought myself last easter right now. I am not in a position where I could house a live bunny. But there are wild rabbits in my area, so I get to see bunnies hopping around fairly regularly. They’re the best.
One of the labrant fam videos has a clip of the bunnies inside a small cage in a room in the house. there's nothing in there apart from a litter box, some hay and water on hard wood floor with nothing else.
I alway get sos sad knowing that people just randomly get a bunny for there very young child for Easter then when Easter’s done they dumb the bunny a bunny is the same as cats and dogs you take care of them for as many year till they pass you don’t dump them and I rly home this family gets the help they need
It's always a good idea to do a lot of research on how to look after bunnies or any pets, with the rest of your family together, "before" getting a pet. That's what we did. Parents are better to be on top and be the main care givers. Children can learn but they need to have right and enough information provided to them from parents.
I purchased the hop litter box and have been using it for about three weeks and it has literally changed my life! It makes for such a quick cleanup and resupply. I take the top off, put a garbage liner on the pan then a paper bag or a newspaper, and then the lavender bedding from a small pet select. I only have to put it really on the 3/4 of the pan because the hay part takes up the other side. Also, I have found that one of my rabbits likes to jump on top of the litter box and eat the hay from the top! I have three bunnies free roam so They can literally all three be eating hay at the same time two in the litter box and one on top. It’s harmonious!!! My only suggestion would be that the panel on the top that pops off for access clip in a little tighter. Especially because my one von likes to jump up on there it’s not as a secure fit as I think it could be, other than that, it’s been an absolute dream! I can’t believe I spent that much on a litter box and having had it now I can’t believe I wouldn’t.
We love that you love it!
Always the labrant fam bro
Yeah
Is the Easter bunny even a bunny? If you look up Easter bunny pawprints it comes up with a paw pad and 3 toes... last I checked rabbits have 4 toes, CHICKENS HAVE 3 TOES!
What irks me is people buying pet rabbits as freakin EASTER GIFTS in the first place!!!!!! Like cmon! They're not toys! They're living critters that need care, love, maintenance and SO MUCH MORE! Tag with me: #StopPetRabbitEasterGifting!!!!!
Yes! I just don’t think bunny’s are for kids. Also, first!
I really hope knowing the right way to take care of a bunny becomes common knowledge just like for dogs and cats. Hopefully that family learns the right way to take care of them or someone reaches out to them. With that big of a channel, they'd be great influencers on the right way to take care of them. I hope all of the bunnies will be okay this Easter.
I got my bunny from a neighbor who had 8 bunnies and had to move to a small camper. Hunny Bunny was around 2 years old and was allowed to run around and chew on furniture and baseboards and I kept her in a cage at first because she was scared. As we developed a relationship I was able to potty pad train her and give her a variety of healthy food and treats and all is well. I am 71yo and I have had her for 3 years now. I would NOT recommend that young children have a rabbit as a pet.
1. They're a lot of work.
2. They require a regular routine and
3. They're fragile animals ❤ I love my baby so much and she is a very good companion for me. She doesn't bark and I don't have to take her for walks or let her outside to go potty. ❤😊❤
Hello. Never heard of TheLeBrant Family, and they might not be good pet owners. They'll probably give up the bunnies, if they're the typical influencer family doing impulsive things for views. BUT... I do feel like I should voice other perspectives to your points here.
1. Just because they get bunnies on Easter doesn't mean they are going to abandon them.
2. Considering they sound like novice pet owners, much less a less common pet like bunnies (when compared to dogs/cats), they might not even have known adoption is an option, or how to do so.
3. Assuming the children are going to hurt bunnies because they're... children? I have met older people who have stepped on their dogs/cats. Pets can always receive an accident, no matter the owner or habitat. Even human infants can receive an accident, which has been horrifying for many parents.
4. Bunnies outside: I had never let my bunny outside like that, but I see videos of other people doing it. Yes, it can seem risky behavior, but going outside in general is even for humans. I have always wondered if my rabbit would have been happier being able to play outside.
I have been a subscriber of yours for years, I am from Russia. Here, the bunny situation is much worse, despite a great growing bunny community. Unfortunately there will always be either oblivious idiots or people who are literally arent able to feel sympathy for animals. This is either comes from high ignorance and self sense of importance or/and lack of education on behalf of animal world and pet care. What you do is incredibly important, i believe your reviews are what is helping solving part of the problem. However there always be people like this and I grew to accept that. This is why we globally need pet laws to help. Educational videos, books and on and on made by our loving comunity. Frankly I am nobody, but I am thinking of making a cartoon or book about bunnies for russian audience. At least when I ll feel ready because my bunny unfortunately passed away last spring from dental problems. I was also away, and not with her, so I felt like a biggest failure as an owner. Back then I also learned that pet graveyards are forbidden in russia. It's literally illegal. I mean i know the country is inhuman but they keep finding ways to surprise me.
As a person who rescues bunnies and has seen how horrible these poor creatures can often have it I do not think bunnies are a good choice for small children or for people who don’t have the time and commitment to properly care for them. They are great pets for the right person however most people don’t have a clue what these creatures are really about.
I just can’t believe it Everleigh ( the oldest kid) is older than me (she is 12) and when I first adopted my bunnies I was 7 and I watched/ did my research for 6 months before convincing and putting on a slide show for my parents. In fact in an interview we did with the adoption centre , the questions were mostly answered by me. I really hope that these bunnies are at least brought to a rescue instead of releasing the bunnies in the wild.
TY FOR POSTING!!! so happy!! I got my bunny the other day, and she has a giant x pen that takes up the whole room!! She is already vaccinated, spayed, and micro chipped! She is a lion head and is super fluffy all over her body.
I wish everyone cared for their rabbits as much as you do for Lennon ❤
I have been a bunny owner for 7 years now and my family got our first bunny when i was 4 years old and my sister was 2 and we had a dog at the time. My mom was a experienced pet owner and my dog and rabbit got along really well and me and my sister were very gentle with the bunny. Overall i just think that you can get a bunny with young kids as long as they are gentle you do your research and can educate your kids on how to care for them and you know you can commit to it for 10+ years
I'm a bunny owner for 10 years now. The bunny I have now is 8 years old and is doing great. I find this video odd. I've been following you for years now and i loved your content with lennon but this video is crazy and is looking for views. As a bunny creator you should help them but not attack. I don't think they are bad people bc they bought bunnies. Yes poor bunnies are in the shelter but I'm positive that, that family does not know and I bet you didn't know when you got your 1st bunny. Yes holding a bunny on their back is bad and i bet people pointed that out when they posted the picture. The most important thing is for the bunnies to have love, attention, good food AND go outside. So i don't see a problem why the bunny is outside soo many owners do that. Yes they are pray animals thats why you don't leave them ALONE outside. The bunny in the video was with an adult and a child. That bunny isint small so its the same size as a small dog. Also they have a garden so its the best place to take your bunny out. Its better to take a bunny outside sometimes so they can feel the grass and fresh air. This family is rich so the bunnies will have great food. They had a dog a couple of years ago and they have 4 children so its clear they know how to take good care of something. Every owner has to learn how properly take care of a bunny and you shouldn't hate on people but be happy that more and more people are getting bunnies! and no i am not a fan of that family i am just a woke bunny owner. There is nothing bad i getting a bunny when you have kids. When i was a kid I got my 1st bunny and he had a great life. Most kids have some sort of animal home. Get over it. It is important for the bunnies to just have a good life.
I've been dreaming of having a bunny for many many years. Initially, I also wasn't aware that such HUGE problem with bunnies being bought for Easter and then getting dumped existed. Thanks to you and the YT community I became aware of the issues and haven't followed any breeder's account since then. I'm picking up two bunny brothers next week from a shelter 🤗
Animals should not be used for any kind of event. This is so sad. I don’t like the feeling that my country fair includes rabbits in their shows. The kids grab the rabbits by the ears and when their displayed, their on wire bottom cages. I’ve been to the Yuma fair many times and I have to say this is so cruel. They make the rabbits look like disposable objects and that should never be taught to little kids..
I agree , but I can't keep watching the upsetting videos. I cry too much😢
Ive loved Bunnys my whole life and Ive always wanted one as a pet. Being my B day was on August I asked for one but me and my Family had to move.
2 years later Im still where I live and I now own a budgie. And hes the sweetest boy ever and he loves to sing and hop around.!
I plan to get a bunny someday,
I just want to add a comment on this topic of buy or adopt. Now I’m not talking about this family, but in general. Adoption of course is the better choice, but that thing is about buying is that adoption can be really hard. It of course takes time to adopt, but some people who rent houses might face a struggle with the requirement by the certain adoption center. Which could give a struggle with getting landlords involved and all that. But at the end of the day, if adoption can be done , then do it. That action will truly support the bunny world. Have a great day!
I'm not surprised they're using rabbits as accessories. That's pretty much what they're using each other as. It's all about revenue.
You are so gracious.
What's really sad, is the more information is available to us on so many forums, that we as a society asked for and created, the less people listen to or read the information that is out there to help them make genuine and sound decisions. Especially when it comes
to having a rabbit join the family. I hope they hear you and others and do their research for the sake of these bunnies who's fate is sadly unknown right now. There is so much good information on rabbit care and responsible adoption that it is unacceptable for anyone to just wake up one day and say hey I think I'll get a bunny and if it doesn't work out, meh, I'll get rid of it. I have adopted bunnies for 26 years now. I have had a total of 6 now (down to 1 as of the passing of my 10 1/2 year old in October). But every one has taught me so much. They're all different. I've had 2 single bunnies. I had a trio where I went to adopt one but he had two brothers and I didn't have the heart to separate them. They've all passed and the oldest was 13. They had semi annual vet visits. I took care of them when their back legs no longer worked. One went blind but he adapted so well and still ran through the house and came out to the living room for his evening pets. Bunnies require commitment. Humans are so dedicated to their own self care (well most) and we all need to extend that care to our furbabies. Forever.
Thank you for allowing me the long comment. Cheers and love to all the amazing bunny moms and dads. ❤
My rabbit the first time I did that to try to flip her nails, she fell asleep in my arms like that I mean, she legit conked out. It was the cutest thing.
Girlie got the BIGGEST ick from that family and there treatment to bunnies omg same
I wouldn’t recommend children to have bunnies. It is a lot of work and responsibility. A bunny is like having a toddler since bunnies need a lot of attention, love and care. They’re too delicate and too much responsibility for children unless the parents know exactly what to do and how to care for them and they can teach the same to the kids. But it’s obvious that these parents have no clue about the care needed for bunnies.
Theirs some children who at a young age are super responsible and there’s most who aren’t and others who are just mean to pets. Only the parents can know if their child is ready. But most parents just don’t care and will do whatever their child wants and it’s the fur and feather babies that suffer and die because of the parents neglect. If this wasn’t the case, their wouldn’t be thousands of bunnies on death row in shelters at this very moment or abandoned in the streets to fend for themselves. Like in south Florida theirs 2 cities overrun by rabbits cause they were dumped. Now they’re breeding in the wild. And in shelters theirs thousands of bunnies. Google it. It’s so sad. I’m in Tennessee now and don’t wanna think about how many bunnies must be in shelters 😢🙏🏼Please adopt all pets!! Don’t buy 🙏🏼.
A bunny is for life not just for Easter I had two but sadly my male passed away a couple of years back still miss him everyday and so dose his sister
I am adopting a bunny in one week do you have any suggestions for a first time bunny owner
Ohhh noooo. We don't need this giving people stupid ideas
It’s so stupid that they don’t reasearch rabbits like why don’t u do it it’s important to do it.
Hi Lorelei, I hope you read this! I just wanted to say you were the reason I wanted to get rescue bunnies, and at first after doing lots of research and watching your videos I explained how they need to live indoor but sadly because of my two large dogs they had to live outside in a hutch and a play pen. Now after a lot of help and teaching my parents why, I have 2 happy, healthy rescue bunnies that live free roam in a bunny proofed house! Thank you so much and you are amazing 🤩 I watch you videos all the time and your changing people views on rabbits. Thank you so much x💕💕🐰
I have seen them before and they sure do seem like the type of parents to not actually care for animals but, instead just use them to keep there kids happy and occupied.
I hope that they see this video and, maybe take something from it instead of just take it as negativity because you're not bashing anyone you're just worried for the buns!
Thank you for posting this💕🐰
Omg please do a rabbit makeover video with them
There’s also the fact that they’re from Tennessee most people there literally hunt rabbits 😢
Do not go buy your little children a bunny. Bad decisions. You can ADOPT INSTEAD and if you are prepared to have and treat that bunny for its entire life.
Bunnies are cute to have but remember, just like human children , they are a lot of work and responsibility till your natural death do you part! It’s a big beautiful blessing for me. Research is the key to getting a furry friend for the family. It is also an added family member that deserves lots of love, training & attention. “ If you cannot invest then don’t create a mess”
Pets are not gifts, especially for children.
You should ask to come over to there house so you can help
I have 2 indoor free roaming male rabbits the oldest is 10 and a half. I rescued him when he was 2. He was being kept in a small metal cage and his owners had lost interest in him and gotten a kitten instead. It was so sad but he's been living his best life with me and I love him to the moon and back.
I have 2 bunnies. i had 1 bunny before the two i have now, and the first bunny i spent a lot of time with had free range of the house except when I was gone i did alot of research when i had my first bunny cause i wanted to take care of him the best possible care i could when it passed away a part of me died with him i was very close to my bunny i loved him unconditionally he could do no wrong in my eyes and even though its been 2 yrs since he passed away i still not over the lost of him but i found out that the Same person who i got my first bunny from had 2 bunny's left from the same litter as my first one so i took both of them and even though i already had 1 bunny before I got carmal and charcoal i still do research on the internet to make sure iam caring for them properly theres always something more that you find that you were not aware of so when you ever do decide to get a bunny never stop doing your research cause there is always something more to learn about them that you may have not been aware of and it's very important to always do your research on bunny's before you decide to get one
Oh no just telling by the title this isn’t gonna be good
They better treat and take care of that rabbit with respect and love I am definitely trying to get your letterbox, but it’s pricey
I always make a story post around Easter time. Every year. I don’t have a big following or anything. HOWEVER. If someone following me sees it and learns or passes on that info to people they know….then I have at least stopped one person from making an uneducated decision
I feel like her content getting worse and worse everytime
More setup reaction videos pleaseeeee
i got bunnies, we actually caught them, they almost got un-alived by our neghbours' dog, so i caught them gently with my hands, got their vaccines, and made them an outdoor HUGE weather-proof hutch, I would've let them stay in the spare room of the house but it would be to dangerous. everyday they get timothy hay and pellets, water and I clean their litter box (i love the one you designed) and they both get loads of lettuce and love
Don’t shop ADOPT PLEASE
I'm a young showman and I have 9 California rabbits for show I can definitely tell you they are a lot of work and I agree not many young kids should have them but I do think that it's good to get rabbits to teach responsibility I have been showing rabbits for 2 years now and it has showed me a lot of responsibility. There are some things we have to do for show that a lot of people say not to do but we have to do and I can name a couple of those things we have to flip them on their back and also we keep them on wire cages I know it's not good for them but I do not have this rabbits for a long time and pet rabbit is not on wire don't worry
You should make the litter boxes available in NZ! ❤
She probably will. I believe she will have to deal with export taxes and other restrictions but I bet she will make it available to you one day!!
I would love to adopt a bunny from a shelter but and I have been looking but it’s says there $300 😢and I jus5 can’t afford that
Okay yes adoption would be great but I will say it depends on your area! Where I live they don’t really have shelters people just release their rabbits (not me) or sell them for $20 on creigslist…. It’s sad but true! I wish we had a shelter around here I’d love to volunteer. As for kids with bunnies my 4 kids are great with our bunny but I always supervise them. Our bunny loves the kids and zooms all around them lol
yes, they should not have gotten bunnies. they have young kids, and don’t know how to properly take care of bunnies. i hope they realize how much work bunnies are and look some more things up.
My mom knows the lebrant family pretty well (family friends, i think) they are amazing people, they are just people who dont understand rabbit care as many people dont, i consider myself a rabbit expert, i will tell my mom to text the lebrant family and ask if i can give them any info, however i think this is kinds shameful on your part, i havent seen the full video but it feels as if you are shaming them, i am not saying this bc they are friends of my family (i personally never met the Lebrant family), isnt it better to teach people about rabbit care instead of shaming them? Everyone makes mistakes, this is the only part i hate about the rabbit community, you all just shame people for simply making mistakes that half of us made when we first got a rabbit, i love you and your videos but im kinda tired of seeing you hate on newbies for simply not understanding rabbit care, also buying a rabbit is completely understandable if again, they dont understand this type of stuff, also picking a breed is so normal, its like picking a dog breed, some breeds are better, Holland rabbits are better with younger children, im shocked you forgot how many people dont understand rabbit care, quite a few people get a rabbit before understanding it, also the amount of animals they get makes a lot of sense when you REALIZE THEY HAVE A FARMHOUSE, which also makes them having rabbits with younger kids make more sense, they are use to animals, they understand how fragile animals can be, please inform yourself about ANYONE before just judging them, also i just wanna make sure you know that i am a big fan, i tell everyone who wants a rabbit to watch your videos, i truly trust your content, love ya❤.
i thoroughly believe that any kid under 8-10 yrs old should not be able to have “their own pet”. especially exotics because they are definitely not for kids. kids love to touch and play, and animals like rabbits don’t always like to be touched and played with. the rabbit is just going to end up living in fear. kids also lose interest very very quickly. i had a little four year old girl come over to my house and i let her hold (with my supervision and me being super cautious) my pet bird. she immediately ran and told her mom that she wanted a pet bird too. obvi the mom said no especially after i told her all about why that is NOT a good idea, and within maybe like a half hour the kid moved on. those rabbits are definitely gonna be in a “my rabbits died!!😱😱😢😢” video in a month or so. it should be common sense to do very careful research and consideration for ANYTHING that’s a commitment. especially when it comes to animals, because then that’s a life in your hands
Does anybody know where a place in America where you can like adopt a bunny cause I’ve been looking and there isn’t any place you can adopt it’s just bye-bye everyone
I rescued both my holland lops lol
One from a lady nearby who could no longer care for the young bunny cuz of health issues and the other from the local rescue.
You can definitely rescue lops with a bit of patience.
yeah, my bunnies that i’ve had for almost four years now are absolutely TRAUMATIZED by their last family. they were with a very small child for almost a year so i assume they were scooped up quite a bit. it makes me nervous, i hope they like their new life more
Bunnies are for life. Not for Easter.
This is so sad. We already know what is going to happen to these poor bunnies. I remember when I rescued my baby, I did so much research, and bunny proofed our home before picking her up. Took her to the bed within a week and got her spayed right away. Hope this family is getting advice from all of their followers and educate them of what it means to own a bunny. Like you said... this is a 10-12 year commitment. Thank you for creating this video and bringing light to this.
Lorelei, I Pray and hope that they contact you! They NEED a bunny-wise vet and preferably an Odoscope for parents to keep an eye in those ears. Outside 😮,what about RHDV2?, Parasites and predators? I know having you come to them is necessary!! People hear everything that they should do but, many think it's bullshit. ITS NOT!! They will learn in a very sad way what bunnies really need 😭. Thank youuuuu for offering to help them, you are an angel 😇💞.
And I do have to say I am 10 but I watch u all the time and I don’t like to pick them up especially bc my bunny don came with a bite in his ear so he’s probaly traumatized from that even tho he’s very fun and sweet loves
People I just don’t like to pick them up if I have to I’m on the ground bc I k kw they will jump if they need to so I’m alway on my knees if I have to pick them up and seriouse jobs like quttingnnails my dad does and I DO NOT PICK THEM UP ON THERE BACK they well get very scared and most Lilly not bond bc they think your a predictor