Bunny grunt or whine?

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- 11/23/2015 at 10:37 AM
  natno
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  He really sounds sort of like a bee. He really only does it when he’s moving around, but since it is not something that happens all the time I do not think it is a respiratory thing.
  
  Is he just whining or grunting really low? Why does he do it so much? I don’t think he is scared of me because he follows me around my house already. I just don’t know what it means!
- 11/23/2015 at 12:32 PM
  Bam
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  It’s really difficult to say. We would really appreciate it if you could get a video of him making the sound. I have never heard a bunny that sounds like a bee. The noises bunnies make more or less have to be interpreted in the context where they occur. If the bun is acting happy, it’s a happy sound. If the bunny is hunched up and looks uncomfortable, it’s a sound of discontent. Some buns are more vocal than others. Some honk, some grunt or growl, I’ve one that makes a twittering sound when he gets something extra yummy to eat.
  
  If he makes a sound and follows you around the house, he might be courting you. How old is he?
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