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This might seem like an odd question but it’s something I’ve been wondering about for a while. If I am simply sitting on my bed he will often pause what he is doing and stare at me
for several minutes, he will do this at intervals until I move. He tends to do this in the morning or the afternoon (IE. When most active), other times of the day he couldn’t care less what I am doing. This happens after I’ve given him food so I don’t think he is after that. Does anyone else’s rabbit stare at them like this? And what does it mean? Is it a form of communication/companionship? Just curiosity? etc.
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