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"Hey, Pete Cottontail, why can't you chew with your mouth shut?"
"I could if I wanted to. I'm just enjoying this banana. It's really good. You want some?"
"You seem to think it's perfectly OK to smack your banana and chew with your mouth open non-stop."
"I don't really think about it. I just chow down."
"I happen to think open-mouthed loud chewing belies a sense of self-unawareness that I can't respect."
"Hey, some people think the way I chew my food is really cute."
"Well, I sure would never chew with my mouth open and smack my lips."
"Maybe if you did, people would think you were as cute as me!"
"Man, you are snackin'!"


Lionhead rabbit picture
ab_noid, Flickr

Name: Gucci

Location: Netherlands

Age: 5 years

Rabbit Breed: Lionhead

Favorite Toy: Piece of paper.

Favorite Treats: Bread crusts and blackberries.

Likes: Being petted on the head.

Dislikes: Being picked up.

Fun Fact: He appeared in a Japanese magazine.

Weird Quirk: If you give him a piece of paper, he takes it in his mouth until it covers his eyes and then starts running around.

Congratulations to our submitter, ab-noid. If you'd like to submit your pet, upload your favorite pet photos to our Flickr pool!

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Check out this animal video featuring a cat, rabbit, guinea pig and huge (at least in comparison) pit bull named Sharky, all gathered together. Has Christmas come early this year? It's wonderful!

Not only should this prove that pit bulls are by no means inherently vicious, but, moreover, that they can be big, sleepy comrades to animals of all kinds: felines, rodents and fluffy bunnies. So the next time you hear a news report about a pit bull attack, just think of Sharky, and let the close-up image of her, asleep, with a rabbit cuddled against her snout, resonate loud and clear. This is hard-core cute.


You know the old story: Baby bunny is born, mother dies, bunny is adopted by cutie calico kitty, and they live happily ever after.

And so it goes in Rotherham, England., where Snaggle Puss the cat has taken Bubbles under her wing paw, grooming the baby bunny to be like any other member of her very own family.

All together now: "Awwwww!"



This is the night, it's a beautiful night, and we call it... interspecies amore!

OK, so maybe sharing a carrot isn't as cute or romantic as doubling up on spaghetti, but there is something to be said for friendly sharing. The peppy puppy in particular should be credited for his good behavior. While it could be argued that he's hogging the bunny's snack, it looks like there's plenty to go around, and at least he didn't get aggressive and chase off Peter Cottontail.


Aleck Rabbit picture jpockele, Flickr

How else are you supposed to sass the camera when giving bunny ears is redundant?

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In honor of a certain upcoming spring holiday, we thought we'd round up our favorite famous bunnies. Hop to it!

Rounding up our favorite animal stories, photos, and videos on the Web each week!

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    Prom For Puppies

    It's prom season for dogs! Get ready for furry tuxes, tiny tiaras and pure puppy love. [via PR Newswire]

  • barking ban dog picture
    The Bark Stops Here

    What's worse than your dog barking nonstop? For Piscataway, N.J. residents, it's the new fine they'll have to pay if their dog is caught barking. Ever. Any time of the day or night. [via CBS News]

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    Pretty in Pink

    The Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates spring with the essentials: music, food and, of course, real live pink poodles. [via Macon.com]

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    Bunnies Gone Wild
    On the Bunny Cam, it's a complete (and entertaining) free-for-all for these adorable hares in a hurry. [via DailySquee]

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    All the Small Things

    Do the best things come in small packages? Owners of these tiny hedgehogs, rabbits, and pigs certainly think so. [via Lemondrop]


rabbit in a handbag picture

six8chv, Flickr

Max the bunny loves to hop and shop!

Congratulations to our submitter, six8chv. If you'd like to submit your pet, upload your favorite pet photos to our Flickr pool!

We probably don't need to tell you that 2010 marks the 100-year anniversary of the American Rabbit Breeders Association. And what better way to celebrate than by watching the brand-spanking-new, hot-off-the-presses official trailer for "Rabbit Fever." This fascinating, educational, and often hilarious documentary follows some of the competitors at the National American Rabbit Convention, which is sort of like the Westminster Dog Show, but of course, for rabbits. (Check out our interview with "Rabbit Fever" filmmaker Amy Do to learn more about this "hare-raising" documentary.)


rabbit picture Flickr/wwarby

Rabbit Personalities and Breeds
Rabbits are active, playful, gentle and social animals who live anywhere from five to 15 years, depending on the breed. Common small breeds include Dutch, Holland lop, mini lop, Netherlands dwarf, and Polish. They bond quickly to their owners, and can be wildly entertaining to watch. They like being near their people, but not all breeds enjoy being held, according to About.com.

Rabbit Grooming and Care
A rabbit is not the most low-maintenance small pet you can choose, as they require a good deal of room. A large cage is a start, but you might find it difficult for them to get proper exercise within the cage. Unlike many other small pets, rabbits do require veterinary care. At the very least, they should be spayed or neutered, and your area might require vaccinations. Short-haired rabbits should be brushed at least once a week, more when shedding, according to About.com. Longer-haired versions, like the Angora, require daily brushing. Spot cleaning is preferable to baths, which can be stressful for both the rabbit and owner. Rabbits' nails should be trimmed on occasion.


There is a long-held superstition that if you wake up on the first day of the new month and say "Rabbit, rabbit," you'll have good luck for the remainder of the month.

If you're not so quick with a calendar, it's probably best to get into a daily habit of celebrating the rabbit. Fortunately for you, there are multiple Daily Bunny websites out there to help you get your luck on (and coo over cottontails).

Daily Bunny is a round-up of all things bunny, from photos and videos to art and live cams, complemented with lite commentary ("What's this? Noms? No... must be toy... maybe... Yeah is toy.")

If you prefer your rabbits with a little less cheek (figuratively, not furrily), opt for the more straightforward Tumblr-powered Daily Bunny: Every day, a new large, vibrant photograph of an adorable bunny; no narration, no distraction.

Whichever daily dose of rabbit you prefer, your good mood (and good fortune) is bound to jump.


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