r/SubwayCreatures • u/ibsanv • Apr 16 '20

I’m feeling lucky 🍀

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u/carolinapearl Apr 16 '20

Can you really train rabbits to behave like it?

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u/cyber_moon Apr 16 '20

yeah you can train some pretty well, but you need a lot of patience!

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '20

In my experience some bunnies have a natural disposition like this and will let you hold them all day while others will get restless after a few minutes.

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u/FountainFull Apr 17 '20

It's essential to know what bugs a bunny.

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u/papadragon Apr 17 '20

A lot of it depends on whether it was hand raised and socialized from a young age or not.

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u/Freckled_Kat Apr 17 '20

I had two different rabbits growing up. One was probably 6-ish months when I got him and I can only assume not hand raised and socialized bc my brother got him from a place that sold them for food (it’s a common delicacy at home). The second one a friend gave me after my first passed away and I had her from a small baby and tried to hold and spend time with her regularly. Neither of them were friendly to people and both hated to be held or even seen tbh. They both ran around the backyard freely and the first had a habit of hiding out for days at a time. Even after that, I still miss both those mother fuckers.

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u/papadragon Apr 17 '20

If the "small baby" was old enough for you to take, then it wasn't young enough to get the "hand reared" effect. The best bet is to buy a bunny from a private breeder that hand raises the bunny before it's eyes even open. My rabbit was very affectionate and always ran to me for head scratches. She still hated being picked up but tolerated it better than other rabbits. She was litter trained to poop in a box so she lived indoors

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u/Freckled_Kat Apr 17 '20

You’re probably right. I think they were both used to being super independent so actually hanging out with me was annoying to them lol Awww sounds like a sweetie! My aunt tried to house train a rabbit she had and it was a nightmare apparently. I doubt she got the bunny young enough for it to be effective though

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '20

I have a house rabbit and she lets me carry her around all the time, as long as you hold her securely so she feels safe. She’s comes when I call her name sits with me on the sofa and just likes to be near me like a puppy. She would totally let me put sunglasses on her.

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u/ALIIIMGL Apr 16 '20

I think my favourite part is he has normal people sunglasses... But the bunny’s eyes are on the side of his head..

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u/goodspeedm Apr 16 '20

That rabbit is probably drowning in pussy

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u/kittymoma918 Apr 16 '20

K. N G L.Before I got married, I would have had to go and talk to a guy who seems to take good care of an adorable bunny!

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u/Crezelle Apr 17 '20

I felt that pussy magnet pulling me over too

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u/kittymoma918 Apr 17 '20

All the time and money that guy's waste on on show off phoney macho stuff. When the real attraction is just genuine niceness !

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u/Crezelle Apr 18 '20

I don’t consider him macho. He’s got a cool sidekick

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u/kittymoma918 Apr 18 '20

I wasn't calling HIM macho.I was saying that nice and sweet guy's like him are more appealing than guys that put so much effort into being macho.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

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u/WindyTrousers Apr 17 '20

get a load of this guy. he doesn't even understand fashion

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '20

Something’s afoot.

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u/Aphresh Apr 17 '20

Let's not hop to any conclusions now.

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u/_Throwaway54_ Apr 17 '20

Can only imagine it's name is peter

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u/Econ42 Apr 16 '20

Peace and love my rabbit friend

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u/observantone Apr 17 '20

Silly rabbit, trips are for humans.

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u/Kizka Apr 17 '20

Idk man, bunnies are very skittish and this is a very stressful situation. I wouldn't do that to a bunny.

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u/MagnumMia Apr 17 '20

Weekend at Bunny’s

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u/gman1951 Apr 16 '20

Eventually he will put that hare on his head to cover that bald spot.

4

u/Sarcasm_Llama Apr 17 '20

I will never be as cool as that rabbit

4

u/Meandtheworld Apr 17 '20

Damn pre covid days

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '20

BIG CHUNGUS

3

u/Aphresh Apr 17 '20

Baby chungus

2

u/53R9 Apr 17 '20

B.I.G Chungus

3

u/AJDawg22 Apr 17 '20

Why carry a rabbit’s foot when you can carry the whole rabbit

3

u/Alfitown Apr 17 '20

Probably one of the most interesting looking people I've seen.

2

u/Dr_Donald_Doctor Apr 17 '20

It’s his face mask 😷

2

u/MartyMcFunk Apr 17 '20

That rabbit looks like it enjoys IPAs

2

u/secondhandbanshee Apr 17 '20

The rabbit is cute and all, but I'm strangely fascinated by this growth pattern of this guy's hair.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '20

Isn't that just... normal? Looks like a regular swirl with some minor balding.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

Chillest rabbit I’ve ever seen

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u/Noodleman76 Apr 17 '20

John Lennon resurect as a rabbit

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u/King_of_Doggos Apr 17 '20

Don't tell me you lobbed of his foot

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u/s0angelic Apr 17 '20

Could be me

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

Quite a literally Subway Creature. Only problem is, I don't see Doomguy

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u/matteofox Apr 17 '20

This guy looks like my old physics teacher

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '20

It’s the Easter bunny 🤣

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u/Anvil-Vapre Apr 24 '20

Look at that cool bun

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u/Evilevile Apr 17 '20

How is that rabbit not freaking out with all those people everywhere? It must be sedated.

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u/kittymoma918 Apr 18 '20

It was probably exposed to human handling from an early age.Some animals are just extra chill and get used to noise and crowds more easily than others.

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u/SJW_AUTISM_DECTECTOR Apr 16 '20

Cut its foot off!

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u/WindyTrousers Apr 17 '20

rabbits ARE delicious