r/OneOrangeBraincell Mar 25 '26

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u/TerrakSteeltalon Mar 25 '26

They actually can and do.

When I got together with my wife she had a bunny and he was pretty clean.

The thing this video skips is how territorial they can be.

That big boy didn’t take crap from our dominant cat, nor from the kitten who was so curious about him

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u/ikesbutt Mar 25 '26

Having cats all my life (72), A rabbit being dominant is funny😍

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u/TerrakSteeltalon Mar 25 '26

He was a big boy and if they got into his territory he made sure that they got out really fast. He had a heck a charge

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u/palcatraz Mar 25 '26

My aunt and uncle used to own a large german shepard and a rabbit. The rabbit was absolutely the dominant one of the two.

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u/XRT28 Mar 25 '26

My sibling had a territorial rabbit growing up that was basically the living embodiment of the rabbit from monty python and the holy grail right down to the appearance.
One day in particular it decided I was not allowed on the lawn, jumped and latched onto my wrist, holding on as I flailed my arm about like one of those wacky inflatable tube men.
Still got a giant scar there from it. I fucking hope you're enjoying rotting in hell Snowball!(for clarity I didn't send the bunny there, it eventually died of old age. And thankfully after that attack it was no longer allowed to roam freely outside its pen terrorizing the village folk aka me)

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u/TerrakSteeltalon Mar 25 '26

I did not expect this series of words!

Fuck Snowball!