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How to hold a rabbit

60,435 views November 4, 2019 1:24

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How to hold a rabbit and how to pet a rabbit. Pipkin rabbit is
a free range rabbit/free roam rabbit who enjoys eating, sleeping, licking, and being held and pet. The rabbit also enjoys making cute rabbit videos - rabbit eating ASMR videos, rabbit running videos, rabbit sleeping videos, you name it!

Wondering how to hold a rabbit? Start off by making sure the rabbit knows you and trusts you. Support their front and back paws as you reassure them. If the rabbit doesn't like it, set him back down and pet him and cuddle him on the ground. Even if you hold him correctly, the rabbit may release a poop!

Wondering how to pet a rabbit or cuddle a rabbit? Maybe you have a rabbit and home and are wondering how to pet your rabbit? At first, your rabbit will be most comfortable on his or her level - so lay right down on the floor and cuddle and pet and nuzzle your rabbit. This helps build trust and comfort. Once he gets comfortable with that interaction, then you can bring him up to the next level - maybe laying with you or on you on the bed or couch. Once the rabbit is comfortable with that, then try picking the rabbit up.

With Pipkin rabbit, he knows that when he gets picked up, something good will happen - the rabbit will get a cuddle or a treat! He loves being picked up because often he gets to pick out a treat from the refrigerator. Even if he doesn't get to go in the refrigerator, he gets some nice pets and hugs.

Pipkin rabbit likes cuddling and being pet. The rabbit also likes sleeping next to and on top of humans. However, in this video the rabbit is very indecisive - Pipkin can't decide if he wants to sleep and cuddle, or go in search of food and adventure. The fickle beast cannot make up his mind - one minute venturing forth looking for a food, then deciding he better turn around for a pet.

Pipkin rabbit is a free roam rabbit / free range rabbit who loves making rabbit eating ASMR videos, rabbit sleeping videos, rabbit running videos, and rabbit petting videos.

We labeled it "ASMR" in case some viewers would enjoy the eating sounds he makes - we certainly think his chewing could be considered relaxing. What is ASMR? ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response and is used to describe an experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. In short, it' that feeling of getting "the chills." Maybe his squishy and crunchy eating will trigger you to feel it, who knows? Or maybe he will just put you right to sleep. Or, maybe you just wonder what a bunny eating looks like :) Whatever the reason, thanks for stopping by!

If you'd like to hear the rabbit eat something more crunchy, he was also recently featured eating a carrot, and he has eaten apple, strawberry, watermelon, lettuce, kale, parsley, grapes, baby food, juice, and rabbit pellets! However, if you're wondering what is a rabbit's favorite food? It's a tiny banana, for sure! We hope you like the sounds of a rabbit eating!

Thanks for checking out Pipkin and our rabbit channel. We hope you think he is the cutest rabbit ever, because he really enjoys making videos - ASMR videos in particular! Pipkin is a free range rabbit / free roam rabbit and we all enjoy making cute rabbit videos. If you'd like to see more cute rabbit videos, please watch some of our other work!


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OneMorePlease published this 1:24 video tutorial on November 4, 2019. It has been watched 60,435 times on YouTube.

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