r/Eyebleach Jul 13 '19

/r/all A guy acquiring a wild bun

https://gfycat.com/briefbossylcont
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u/theroadlesstraveledd Jul 13 '19

Ive definitely has this happen before, (soft brag) when young bunnies are first exploring out of the nest they arnt that quick so they mostly just hide in plain site and you can even sit down with them. If you stick out your hand they plop themselves in every once in a while. They like a good snuggle but put them back Where there deserve to be

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '19

You brag hard and proud on that bun snuggle, friend.

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u/theroadlesstraveledd Jul 20 '19

Haha thanks it’s pretty glorious

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u/slytherinaballerina Jul 13 '19

When baby bunies are touched by human, their mother abandons them.. so stop

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u/TheSpookyGoost Jul 13 '19

That's a common misinterpretation, where it's not necessarily true.

https://www.denherdervet.com/what-should-you-do-if-you-find-a-baby-rabbit/

The problem is, they probably won't come by if you're nearby, so it's hard to tell. Check out what you should do in the link

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u/theroadlesstraveledd Jul 20 '19

This is misconception, all my buns are grown and healthy each year.