Rabbits have a long history, initially bred for meat and fur. They later gained popularity as adorable companion animals.
Social rabbits bond with humans and other rabbits. They enjoy companionship, mental peace and may exhibit comical behaviors when interacting.
Funny rabbits thrive on a high-fiber diet of hay, veggies, and pellets. They exhibit amusing behaviors while eating.
To keep a funny rabbit healthy, provide a balanced diet, exercise, regular veterinary care. Prevent dental, digestive problems.
Rabbit lifespan ranges from 8 to 12 years, but varies with breed, genetics, diet, and care. Proper nutrition and vet care can extend.