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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A ears clicking

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    • Ivana
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        does somebody know what is this clicking sound when im petting her on the head/ears? im not sure where it’s coming from..her ears are clean as far as i managed to see


      • LBJ10
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          What is she doing when you hear the clicking? Is her jaw moving? Bunnies will click their teeth when they are happy and relaxed. They call it “purring”.

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