Thank you! Yeah, we do make jokes about “their long hair”, and actually I haven’t seen other bunnies having these long strands of fur that look like human hair. In fact, the way the fur is near the skin also looks like human, as it kind of lacks that fuzzy, soft undergrowth (don’t remember the name in English now, sorry), and in certain light it might even look like they have bald patches at the back of their heads. Yesterday I groomed them both, cut their nails, and they were so cute, even though they hate the nail cutting part. (But they don’t fight or anything, I manage to do it by myself.) Afterwards I hug them, or they actually like to seek comfort under my chin, so I just hold them and pet them. Of course they get treats, and no matter how upset they seemed to be during the nail cutting, as soon as I put them back in their room and their feet touch the floor, they literally yank the treats off my hands <3

Thank you You’re right, it was hard to tell them apart when we first got them. But, their personalities were so different, that very soon it was easy to tell which one is which. In the video the bunny appearing first is Nelli, and she is easy to recognize now (since they are adults) from her wider nose and actually, just her bigger size. They are mix breed, so I guess it’s normal for them to have some size difference.

Your bunny’s behavior sounds sweet. Maybe she wants to determine when to eat her greens by herself, and not accept the offerings of a bunnyslave Beautiful creatures, bunnies <3