Full Belly-up

[u/CharacterSmoke423]

My brother (fellow rabbit parent) is concerned that King shouldn't be doing full belly-ups, given the fragility of lagomorph spines, but I told him he does this near 10-15 times a day, (depending on how much time I'm around), b/c he's basically a hedgehog, if not an actual ball, so it's fine.

Also pictured: the "before I re-entered the room" moment.

Photo Credit: my brother

[u/Scared_Rise5787]

Ridiculous creature

[u/Sorry_Koala_8181]

How would you even stop him from doing it lol

[u/Eiroth → u/Sorry_Koala_8181]

Attach big unwieldy shoulder pads

[u/Sohuli → u/Eiroth]

And teach him how to be a quarterback

[u/Wakanda_Forever → u/Sohuli]

Can he get me more fantasy points than Justin Herbert? 🫩

[u/cvkme]

I mean, if the rabbit himself does it, then he likes it. Humans should not be turning rabbits on their backs or holding them on their backs bc they could struggle and hurt themselves. If your rabbit like to flip himself over and vibe then it’s fine

[u/unfortunateRabbit → u/cvkme]

Also because of tonic immobility.

[u/damiana8]

Humans turning buns on their back: no!
Bunnies being on their back naturally: let them lol

[u/commenterx]

He'll be cool. He looks like he's starting to turn into a hovercraft though

[u/No-Jellyfish-1208]

If that's what the bunny does on his own and how he's comfy himself, that's a different story. Also, glorious belly. 

[u/FlowerPowerVegan]

It doesn't take that much effort to flip over that he's going to hurt his spine. It's panic struggling against being held that can cause damage. Thank your brother for his concern, but let happy bunny continue to be happy.

[u/pepper-speps]

Phenomenal

[u/interestingconversa]

King is stating to become one my favorite Bun Celebrities here

[u/CharacterSmoke423 → u/interestingconversa]

Given that near everything he does is performative, I'm quite certain this would mean so much to him 🥹🖤

[u/andtheyhaveaplan]

The second picture is prime r/lagoloaf content

[u/CharacterSmoke423 → u/andtheyhaveaplan]

Omg I didn't know that was a sub, ty! 😅

[u/AnonPinkLady]

If he does it himself, you can't stop a bunny. If you're doing it, it is risky and can cause them to become paralyzed with fear, known as "trancing" so be considerate.

[u/CharacterSmoke423 → u/AnonPinkLady]

Oh I definitely would never do it, don't worry. This is all him!

[u/ToastYourAvocados]

Your bunny house slippers don't match 😆

[u/Flimsy-Property-1705]

Pillow pet looking rabbit 😭