Bunny (Pom-Pom)

Docile, curious, and affectionate, each animal has its own individuality, ranging from extroverted, playful, shy, or more reserved. Rabbits are sociable, intelligent, and require human interaction and daily stimulation to avoid becoming loneliness-inducing. They show affection subtly, require careful feeding and hygiene, and may bite if they feel threatened or bothered. Personality Characteristics Sociable and Affectionate: Rabbits are social animals and can form strong bonds with their owners, offering loving companionship. Curious and Playful: They are naturally curious and love to explore, which makes them fun pets. Intelligent and Clean: Rabbits are clean animals and can be trained to relieve themselves in a specific place. Territorial Behavior: Although sociable, rabbits can be territorial, especially males, which may require separate space for each. Behavior and Feelings Subtle Affection: Rabbits show affection more subtly than other pets, but affection is an important connection for them. Need for Attention: Feeling lonely can lead to a rabbit becoming ill, as they need daily attention and interaction. Fear and stress: Rabbits are more cautious animals. They may bite if they feel threatened or stressed, with signs such as pinned ears and dilated pupils. Individuals: Just like humans, each rabbit has a unique personality. Some are more outgoing and enjoy interaction, while others are shy and reserved.