A few weeks after I got my bun, I caught him flopped. I’m not even joking when I say, I thought he was dead. I was terrified!! A few minutes of crying later, he gets up and runs to his food.

My bunny doesn't chew on anything. Cords, wires, wood, walls, doors, corners, entertainment centers, chairs. NOTHING. I love her so much! She's such a blessing and she's free roam in my bedroom only, because of my parents and other animals, her and my dog love each other, and we also use her poop as plant fertilizer 😂

Bunnies really do chew up EVERYTHING!! Cords, walls, baseboards, literally any wood and so much more haha. This is why they need to have lots of toys, no need to buy them, cardboard and untreated wood are totally fine for them. Luv ur videos 🥰

This video really proves the point that you can't know everything without bunny experience. When I got my rabbit I had been researching for nearly 5yrs and thought I knew everything... But haha... No. I freaked out when I got my bun and felt like I was clueless and knew nothing! And bunny language is so much more important than I thought it was!

You're not alone. After 8.5 years, my 9 year old Rabbit Angel finally lets me cuddle with him!

As a bunny mom of 3. And a human mom of 3 too. You are so right. And what's funny is these things also apply to having a human baby. 😆

I learn more from my buns than the internet! They've taught me that all food should be shared, cuddles should only be initiated if both are comfy with it, greeting people is nice, looking after each other is important, and to value the bonds you have 💕

Omg the last part about freaking out about sleeping positions is still me and I've been a bunny owner for 5 years! I also didn't know about orange pee in bunnies and how that is normal and that they need their teeth trimmed sometimes.

We just adopted our bun 2 weeks ago. All these videos have helped us so much! Thank You! That being said we think our bun is deaf because no matter what noise is made, he never turns to look. So we have adjusted the way we pick him give him treats. etc. It's been a tiny challenge but we will adjust to his needs and continue providing a safe space for him. 😊

Its reliving to know i'm not the only one who freaked out about everything when i first got my bunny.

I'm so glad to know I wasn't the only one being extremely paranoid about my bun getting stasis!! Aaand for a little while I thought my bun was in pain when in reality he was just sleeping comfortably in a loaf position with his head on the ground🤭

My 3 sleep through thunder storms, fireworks, and bundad's electric drumming. They get used to what you expose them to on a regular basis. We're also very lucky that mine aren't big on chewing things. BUT they do use hay as confetti and celebrate daily lol

My bunny is the exact same about cuddles, I just respect it 💕

It took 6 months for Pochi to get rid of her anger after spay, and thankful WFH helped with more time spend with her. We also got our grey coach nibbled by Pochi! But once we changed color to cream, she’s cool with it. She’s become sooo lovely as we spend lots of time with her thru this pandemic. Love our bunnies :))

They will chew anything including your thigh. I had a tooth mark for every time I picked Muffin up. Finally after about a week and a half, he stopped doing that. I would only pick him up when he would come up and beg to be in my lap. I figured the biting might just be his way of initiating me in as his new mom. So I just gently put him down whenever he bit. With patience, he was finally just happy to sit quietly and be petted as I softly spoke to him. He ended up being the quieter and calmer of the two we had at the time. All rabbits are so sweet.

Fun fact; I got my bun TODAY and he was already trusting me and letting me cuddle him in the pet store! :) his name is pongo (101 dalmatians) and he's a giant checkered.

With the sound thing, I was the same but I soon learned my rabbit loves when I turn my vacuum on, she actually chases it. She also loves when I play loud bassy music. It’s just about how you acclimate your daily life to your bun

I adopted my bun when he was about a year old and had already been neutered. He does not chew a single stick of my furniture. He free roams in my room 24/7, and all I have to keep bunny-proofed are my chords and books. It's sooooo nice.

I was so worried I was doing things wrong when my little guy ran from cuddles but I learned he doesn't like them, it gives me peace of mind he isn't the only one

I’m pretty vigilant about watching over my bun. My husband sometimes says I’m TOO obsessed! But Rosey gives me joy. What could be so wrong with that?!

Omg I finally found someone who actually gone through the same thing I did. I remembered a time when my rabbit was also being skeptical and didn't liked to be touched either. when I first got him he was so scared that if I try reaching my hand out he would run. of course later on he started to get used to me its actually been a year since I got him but now he is good. thank you so much for making content like this for us whenever I watch your videos they always make me smile. anyways have a nice Monday sorry I'm late.

When I got my rabbit it was shaking for a second and I quickly searched up what does a bunny look like when it’s having a heart attack 😂

My boy would come up onto the bed and wait for me to move the duvet so he could come in and snuggle, it was so adorable. His little wife hates cuddles... He would chew and rip up anything and everything, made the free roaming a lot more difficult, but my girl only chews the carpet when I'm in the room with her to get my attention in the hopes that I'll open the door where the food's kept... 2 very different little floofs :D

It took about 6months for me to bond with my bun as well. I was used to dogs, who bond almost immediately, so it was definitely a big change (but so worth it). I feel like our bond continues to develop and grow as time goes on ❤️

Thank you so much for this video! I had been doing my research, before I got my bunny, but everything changes when they are actually in your house. I kept watching him,looking in his litter box, and running home after work, worrying in case something had happened to him. I'm still on top of everything he does, but I guess with time I've learnt his ways and routines! Thank you Morgan! 😊

You have no idea how much we appreciate these videos! Thank you so much for your time and precious energy. 💕 🐇💕

I loved this video! You've basically said everything that has gone through my mind for the last year (my bunny Toffee is 1 year old). You're not alone ;)

Morgan ur the best bun mom in the world. Cinnabun is lucky to have u as a bun mom

This is definitely your best video, Morgan! Thank you. We have two bonded rescue bunnies. Loved this. I felt this one so much! Still always nervous about some noises, but way less obsessively concerned now.

OMG thank you for explaining the last part like I've never seen my rabbits sploop before except for one time and I thought there was something wrong with her so that really clears up a lot of stuff with me also love the content keep doing it I can't wait for Wednesday's video!!

This is great! I've had some of the same concerns and experiences, and just like you advertised this is great as information or an affirmation. Love all your videos!

I’m so glad to have found Cinn & your channel here. 🌸 The algorithm finally didn’t let me down! Videos like this one helps me feel very much normal about things I’ve done myself! Your browsing search alone was 👌🏽 so true 🤍 Thank you both for sharing ❤️

I totally could relate to this video😂🥰😍 loved it. I wrote rules to my family members about my bunny’s habits. I always googled for bunny poses, bunny behavior etc. In Hungary we have a Facebook group where we can share pictures and any issues about our bunnies 🐰 this group is very useful with thousands of responsible bunny owners. We collected all the exotic pet doctors and we always help the others with hay, pellets or even medicine for bunnies if there is needed. I am proud of this group in our small country and I think every state, town or country should have this kind of unity as bunmoms and bundads. I am thankful for your videos Morgan! Kisses to you and Cinnabun❤️🥰😇

We ❤️ you! Lecherita and I are so happy and watch your videos every week.

I've only had my bunnies for 5 months but you are so spot on I worry like a new mom!

i'm also jealous of other bunnies who are cuddle bugs because my bun does not like to cuddle 😭 he just likes head rubs and massages and floor snuggles sometimes, but I understand him and I love him still.🐰🤍

I'm so happy you open up about these things because they really help me so much and thanks for all you efforts and time!

It took me 3 months to litter train her and a full year to have her free roaming. The same as you, I have the marks on my furniture and bottom of my oak cupboards in my kitchen all chewed up from when she was a baby so I'm looking into getting steel plates for the bottom so this doesn't happen again.lol. she's living the ultimate bunny life and she is free roaming everywhere and sleeps at the end of my bed every night. It's truly amazing and because I can work from home we have a great bond together ❤️❤️

I had already watched this video but had to watch it again. It's very good and informative. I was lucky my bunny Oreo Grande was a cuddle bug.❤ I also think it has to do with the gender, him being a male made him bond better with me. Just a thought. Love you Cinnabon! 😍 ❤

i have had my baby bunny (wiskey) for two weeks this wednesday, and he already absalutaly loves me! loved the vid thanks for the tips!

I was such a helicopter parent when I first got my buns. ^.^; I almost freaked and took Chilli to the vet the first time I heard him snoring. I didn't even know rabbits COULD snore!

I just want to tell you ...i egarly wait for ur every videos ....i feel so relax whenever I see bun ....so beautiful like heaven

Your videos allways make my bunny mom life so much easier, you're so helpful. Apreciate it so much♥️

early! love your videos ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much! Getting my baby bunny in a few weeks, really needed this video! Also felt like my whole life was going to have to revolve around her and like I would be so scared of every little thing meaning she wasn't ok lol this cleared that up for me. Also about the chewing...I will now be much more prepared! I really hope she likes cuddles though lol but will have to wait and see.

I love the part where she went around the sun. It's so true!!!!

I would say that flop sleep position with 1 eye slightly open was very scary to me the first time I got my bunny. I also google everything lol 😝 thanks for the reminder that everything is going to be ok. I tend to overthink about everything. 🥰🤗

this rly goes to show that even if you’ve done lots of research, there’s still lots of ways to grow and learn more! I really agree with this video and honestly when I first got my bunny, I thought I knew enough. boy, was I wrong!!! im so grateful for this huge supportive bunny community for helping others during their care journeys 💗

I'm Soo excited to watch this 😆😍

These are really good videos. Thank you for your channel :)

Cinnabun is an adorable bunny 🐰 🐇! Have a great Sunday, Cinnabun! Bunnies 🐰 🐰 RULE!

Very beautiful rabbits

I love your videos. Thank you for sharing. 7 month bunny owner here.

On sound sensitivity: When I get sick and throw up, it sounds like I'm dying (I can't help how my body forces out the air from my lungs). One of our bunnies absolutely freaked out at me puking my guts out and stomped his feet and looked at me really worried and it took a while for me to calm him down. But after the third time this happened during the same day, he was just chilling next to me wondering why humans occasionally want to yell at toilets.

This video is REALLY helpful!!! I just freaked out last night seeing my new rabbit loafing with only one paw sticking out and I start to think of some possible problems with his leg lol

I really appreciate when someone tells it like it is regarding rabbit care; the hard, not so great side of it. I'm planning to get a free-roam bunny after I move out and you confirmed that it better be an unfurnished one unless I wanna lose that deposit, lol. The most shocking point was G.I Stasis. I was so ready to freak out over it constantly but as a crazy-hamster lady, your point made me realize that it's just like how Wet Tail is for hamsters.

❤️Love this video!!!❤️

So comforted and affirmed from this video! I still Google anything my bunny does that I think is "out of the norm" 😂 I used to get so sad that my bunny doesn't cuddle and totally thought I didn't bond well with my bunny! But turns out, that's just how she is 💁‍♀️my bunny also and still freaks out when I try to embrace her haha. Thanks for the awesome video

One of my favorite bun channels! I was definitely not expecting how much my bun just wants to destroy & be sassy some days. I also love when you post content like this. Some other buns I follow post a lot of the “sexier” side of bun ownership & it created some unrealistic expectations!

Thank you for the information.. I am getting a rabbit next month, and for that I'm doing research about them😄🤩👍

I was the same about the noise factor we have a dog who barks and Billy didn't hardly rect and I realized he got used to the noise he grew up seeing and hearing the dog, when I first got him he was 8 week old and I kept him in a rabbit cage up high above the dog and held him and and petted him, but very soon I realized he was just going to have to get used to the household noises, so first I placed him with his cage inside the dog kennel i put in a litter box inside his cage and opened and cage door inside the kennel he could get out and walk around within the confines of the kennel, this kept his living space small and he learned quickly to use his litter I used the same principles as with puppy training, he could play in a supervised way, and when not watched he was in his crate. In essence I crate trained my bunny and used the same principles as puppy house training, after a while when I knew he was well in to his litter training I removed the rabbit cage from the kennel, and now he has the kennel and I let him out in the house to run around with the dog, so he grew up at ground level with the dog running around the house making noise and barking, this most of the time does not bother him, though occasionally the dog will come charging in barking hysterically and startle the rabbit but most often his loud barking and charging around guarding the house doesn't much bother Billy. I'm not sure that Billy doesn't have hearing problems, it seems like he doesn't react to sounds like i would think a rabbit would, but that might be just that he is a mellow little guy, when he was a baby especially I wondered if he was okay he just didn't seem to notice loud noises. and even when he does he doesn't act like many other rabbits we have had who just go wild charging around like they are being killed, lol Billy has been frightened at times and i sit with him and calm him down buy petting him gently and tickling his ears he calms down fast. so he is fitting in well with our home. ad seems okay with the dog we do have to supervise them together and that will always be the case. always wit any dog you don't leave them alone together. in the past we had outdoor dogs and free running rabbits, we eft our dogs home and rabbits running freely and the dogs were fine with them, even though they were outside together all day when we were home. but the times when we didn't get the bunnies in before we left to go out and figured they were okay, it seemed the minute we left the dogs did a they pleased even though they had been fine all day with the rabbit. it was very strange that they did what ever they wanted when we were gone. yet were like angels when they knew we were home. hmmm very sinister lolol like they planned it, hmmmmm

My bunny twitches and jumps and I looked it up and supposedly it means they are very happy 😊

I am getting one soon if I pass third grade but I have to prove to mom that I can have one and watching ur vids help alot

This is very similar to a dog. A routine is good for a dog but changing it sometimes is helpful to keep them adaptable.

I’m 8 and really want a bunny and you have been so helpful

When my bunny, Olive, rests her head on the ground it always makes me worry that she’s sad. But hopefully she’s just comfy

Mine sploafs all da time 😀 when he loafs his wittle footses stick out a bit 🥰 enjoy yer vids, keep sploafing ☮️❤️🐇

I got my bun about a week ago and she loves me she jumps on my bed and she likes when I carrie her. I got her from a breeder and they had her in a small cage they were adjusting her for me but when I brought her home and put her in a exercise pen and let her free roam my room she did binkies and zoomies the first day I had her

Great video ♡

hi ! imm new here and just want to say how much I love Cinnabun & you❤️ watching everything because I fell in love with the idea for a bunny for a pet because I see bunnies at rural king in cages alllllllll day and it's so heart braking and actually want to open a shelter for bunnies like that. and want to learn everything I can from you before getting one❤️❤️.

My sisters got bunnies for their birthday. The one had a really shy one but my sister wanted to cuddle all the time. I guess she got used to it because she is easier to hold but still little jumpy. The other one was more outgoing but less trusting so it really depends!

You really do have to have them in your house to know how it's going to go. My dude literally doesn't chew anything (still proofed stuff though). He almost never poops outside the box. 2 things the internet said were impossible. He does however hate being cuddled and in my opinion sheds the same amount of hair as a full grown husky. My poor air filter needs changing like every 2 weeks when it's time. Doesn't help that in front of the return is his FAVORITE place to sit.

I had the same problem too

Ive had my two rabbits for a year now! And they have legit JUST bonded with me and still doing so! they free roam the garage completely and theres nothing but them in the garage (And their stuff) But no things they could chew oe eat! Its heated too!

Wow!

THANK YOU!!! We haven't even had our 2 buns for a whole year yet and they're bonding with me super well, although I can't pick them up yet (which is making litter training hard, hah) which is 100% cool, but everybody in the family thinks somethings wrong with them and it just pisses me off so much. My brother complains that he can't cuddle with them during a movie when he only looks at them 1-2 times a week. Like bro what do you expect ;-; Also really sorry for a bit of a negative rant but i gotta get it out somewhere :') So nice to see other people that understand bunny behavior!

new fav youtuber

❤your channel. We have a 2 1/2 year bunny. Any suggestions on tall playpens as Milo jumped out the previous one. I am looking at one that is 48 in tall & housing in the basement. Thanks

My baby buns experienced their first severe thunderstorm last night; I legit couldn’t sleep thinking about how scared they might be so I slept with them. Needless to say, they were perfectly fine and I woke up to a loaf butt in my face. A lot of loud noises I thought would scare them don’t seem to phase them at all lol

You help me soooooooo much

Luv you so much

Are there bunnies that like snuggles? Mine are absolutely sweet and LOVE to be petted, but hate to be picked up or snuggled in any way. I think that's normal. I think they are afraid of anything that feels like a trap or that they aren't in control because in the wild, that never ends well. Awesome job with your videos. Thank you for sharing so much great information!

I just rehomed rabbits recently and I thought one of them had a tilted head but he was only swaying his head to observe his surroundings 😂😂

OMG the chewing. I knew rabbits chewed but I was not prepared. 😅 My bun has literally tried to chew everything in my house.

Yeah cuz we live close to a train and it's loud but she got use to it and sometimes people come too cut grass like this morning and she was ok but still a little scared

Great video thank you! But how do you prevent the chewing? No hope?

Hello bunny lovers. I just want to share my story with people who would understand me. I'm in my mid 20s and have been caring for my bunny for 4 years now, since she was a month or two old baby. And I'm HEARTBROKEN. For this period of time, for second time now some allergy of mine gets activated. It is very severe .I felt like I was gonna die. The first time I did not wanted to accept that my bunny is the reason for that. After doctors and treatments it took me (almost 6) months to fully recover. Now 2 years later it has struck me again...really bad... I had to separate myself from my bunny. It has been a few days since she is at my grandparents house. I'm feeling much better physically ,I'm almost recovered, but my heart is Broken. I'm writing this with tears falling down my eyes because I know I can't take her to live with me daily anymore.. I can't be with her or cuddle her and she doesn't even know what's going on . They are taking good care of her but they are old and I don't know for how long she can stay there. I miss my BABY so much. Please, Please, go cuddle your bunnies, give them some treats from me, don't take your time with them for granted. What an amazing loving creatures they are.. Please send some positive energy towards me to find a solution for my situation. I'm not ready to give my baby for adoption. I can not imagine it. I miss her little kisses so much. I do not think there is someone who could care for her better than me. Sorry for the long comment. I'm from the people who doesn't usually write comments.

The first clip of baby cinnabun is so cute it reminds me of my rabbit that look like cinnabun but that died Keep safe ya’ll❤️🧡❤️🧡❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

our baby boy, who we named Levi, is now two months old, won't chew anything from the house. He tried tho. I just corrected him from the very beggining. And he doesn't chew anything form the house. Plus we buy him a whole lot of toys to chew, and boxes which he loves to chew. I don't know if it is because he's a baby, or he's just not interested. I'd LOVE it if that were the case. He doesn't pee or poop outside either (he did the first two days, we just corrected him). I don't know if this is because he's still not comfortable enough with the space (he started free roaming the entire living room a week ago, we got him three weeks ago (started roaming in a small space just by the fifth day he was home)) or because he's just a good boy lol. He allowed us to pet him the third day he was with us. He loves snuggles and to lick our faces. He stopped hiding the second day he got home... The only thing he is like "absolutely not", is picking him up. But we don't really have to since he LOVES being brushed and we can brive him into getting into places with food. Did we get lucky? Is he too small yet to tell if he's a troublemaker or not??? IDK, but he's the love of my eyes.

I’m in the process of training my bun that stepping on me isn’t bad, she now gets treats when all 4 paws are on my chest. She has gotten used to it a bit now and I can pet her while she is chowing down on her treats

My poor little Bun Bun is scared to death every time a jet goes over our house.

I knew about flops but the first time Thumper flopped, I was scared out of mind! I was crying and trying to get a hold of my mom. It was a warmer day too, late spring early summer and my ac wasn't in yet. If I could go back and tell my younger self that he was just flopped I would.

Chewing everything

Same me and my bun are still going though the bonding process and he hates cuddles. btw I live in New Zealand. Love your channel cinabun is such a cute name and awwwwwwwwwww I love you and her sooooooooooo much thanks for being on KZfaq because if you weren't I would have nothing to watch 😘🐇🐰🤗🤗🤗🤗🤣

Exactly you will be able to tell if something is wrong no need to focus on it all the time

This proves you care A lot about Cinnabun

I have palomino rabbits after rescuing a preggo mum and her mate, and I left a grocery bag on the floor, and one of the babies got into the grocery bag, had opened the tray of cookies, and was dragging one across the floor. This baby was like 8 weeks old, the cookie was bigger than their whole body. It was the most hilarious thing I'd ever seen in my life but I was terrified of GI Stasis from it. Nothing happened. Palominos in particular are very resilient bunnies, if you're looking for a good starter bunny. The biggest worry with them is them getting too FAT and then not being able to clean their butt, they can get grumpy + constipated if you don't keep an eye on their weight.

Hi Morgan and Cinnabun. My Bunny Bebe doesn't chew. Not even on her Willow toys. It's odd and I worry about her teeth but her teeth are doing just fine. As for cuddling, oh boy, Bebs loves a cuddle or should I say snuggle. She gets very bossy for them. I must snuggle her several times a day. We have full blown snuggles with lots of kisses. Like Cinnabun she's an only rabbit but she absolutely thrives being free roam. I think she's been humanized if I'm completely honest 😂😂 Any who, big bunny hugs from Australia 😘

when a small piece of meat was eaten by my bun i thought it was the end of him haha

i love this!! do you know what brand your new carrier is? i remember it was a gift but it’s sooooo gorgeous i want one 😂❤️