Kuneho and Friends

20/01/2022

Baligya
3 months old
Male/lalaki/buck
Deretso mensahe
Price friendly

28/10/2021

BALIGYA 3 months old deretso mensahe lang

11/06/2021

29/05/2021

Family Portrait

27/04/2021

Summer Hot Hot para sa ila

16/04/2021

...daw kanami lang

Bunnies are great therapists❣ 🥰🤗
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27/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?
Rabbits and hares are “lagomorphs”, an order that also includes the pika, a small burrowing mammal that looks like a large mouse and lives in colder climates.

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26/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?
Rabbits and guinea pigs don’t make good pals. These sweet small pets are similar in size and used to be touted as a perfect match, but experts now agree that the species should generally be kept apart. Both animals use different methods of communication, so they can’t understand each other and they need different diets. Plus, rabbits can and do injure guinea pigs.

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23/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?
Rabbits have almost 360 degree vision but they are born with their eyes shut. Rabbits can actually see 3-D objects, just not as well as us humans. Their eyes are located high on the sides of their head and slightly bulge out. They do have a blind spot of 10 degrees directly in front of their nose. Also, rabbits are farsighted.

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22/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?

Can you guess what other domestic animal is similar to rabbits? A horse! They have similar eyes, teeth, and ears (those belonging to many prey animals), as well as a similar diet and behavior. Clearly, their size is much different…

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20/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?

Bunnies cannot vomit, so it is super important to feed them only healthy, fresh, appropriate food.

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19/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW THAT?
A rabbit’s best feature is their long ears! Growing up to 10 centimeters in length, rabbits can turn their ears by 180 degrees, keeping a careful listen out for predators.

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17/02/2021

DID YOU KNOW?

A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing! Instead, they’re gradually worn down as the rabbit chews on grasses, wildflowers and vegetables — meaning they never get too long.

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17/02/2021

Ready for re-homing. Kuneho and Friends Family will miss you "Fury". Thank you Ma'am Mejie Resuelo Campaner for trusting Kuneho and Friends bunnies.

27/01/2021

Ang mga "PASAWAY"

18/01/2021

So secure and confident enough

10/01/2021

FS
All male (Buck)

10/01/2021

It"s rainy Banana Sunday!

04/01/2021

This is Mini Black, the Dutch Survivor from . She is 4 days old when her mother died. She survives through handfeeding but she's small compared to normal kits. Goats milk as substitute is not as complete as Mother rabbits milk. She is 3 months old now and we are very thankful of having her alive. She looks like her mother 100%.

02/01/2021

2 months old
Lionhead Mix
All Buck (Male)
Deretso lang mensahe

31/12/2020

Happy New Year Every-bunns!

28/12/2020

Santa Wish!

When hoom says youve had enough snackies 😒

22/12/2020

Welcome to Kuneho Family Nala. Snow is happy to see u. Thank you Grace and Glam Bunnies for the lovely Bunnies.

22/12/2020

Sa Gapangita da Breeder Buck
Ari na sila, DM lang mga boss.
2 months old Lionhead Mix

19/12/2020

Something unique with that Ears. Why sooo BIG??

19/12/2020

I love that black SPOT. That makes you special to us Snow. 😂

16/12/2020

FOR SALE!
1.5 months old
Lionhead Mix
DM if interested

04/12/2020

Super Cute!

Tiny floof ball 😍😘🐰🤗.
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01/12/2020

Frosty and Fury! They got their fluffy fur from their Mom "Hielo".

23/11/2020

Meet the "Six Bunns"

23/11/2020

HAPPY TOGETHER!! 😉😄😊

19/11/2020

Tongue's Out🥰😍

Hoppy Tongue out Tuesday from 😛😛😛

16/11/2020

GREEN Morning! Harvest Time. Grass, Leaves, etc.

14/11/2020

Thank you Loren Grace for this lovely Snow Bunn.

09/11/2020

They are cute bunn... bunn... b.u.n.n.i.e.s

28/10/2020

HISTORY OF RABBITS

Rabbits belong to the order of mammals called Lagomorpha, which includes 40 or so species of rabbits, hares and Pikas. Fossil records suggest that Lagomorpha evolved in Asia at least 40 million years ago, during the Eocene period. There are currently more than 60 recognized breeds of domestic rabbit in Europe and America, all of them descended from the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), the only species of rabbit to have been widely domesticated.
When the Romans arrived in Spain around 200BC, they began to farm the native rabbits for their meat and fur. The Romans called this practice 'cuniculture' and kept the rabbits in fenced enclosures.

Wild rabbits are said to have been first domesticated in the 5th Century by the monks of the Champagne Region in France. Monks were almost certainly the first to keep rabbits in cages as a readily available food source, and the first to experiment with selective breeding for traits such as weight or fur colour.
Up until the 19th century, domestic rabbits had been bred purely for their meat and fur, but during the Victorian era, many new 'fancy' breeds were developed for the hobby of breeding rabbits for showing. By the 20th century, rabbit breeding had become a popular hobby across Europe, with many rabbit fanciers developing new varieties and colours.

During the two World Wars, governments in both Britain and the United States encouraged people to keep rabbits as a source of homegrown meat and fur, both for themselves and to help feed and clothe soldiers. Rabbits are increasingly seen in the same way as cats and dogs, as a rewarding companion or family pet, and provided with the same level of care and attention, from routine vaccinations and healthcare, to greater freedom and interaction with their owners.