Not a bunny owner, or a vet here. But, I did know someone with a bunny once, which got a bad infection of some sort, and caused permanent damage (brain damage?). After that the bunny always held its head at an unnatural sideways angle.
Wonder if it could be something similar.
Clearly, his little feet hurt. T_T
Head tilt in rabbits tends to be caused be E. Cuniculi, which effects the brain usually my making the rabbit dizzy. So it tends to always look and walk at an angle to compensate for the âspinâ. Walking on the front legs would be an exceptionally odd symptom.
Learn this one weird trick to avoid being lunch!
Spider: âAll right, new guy. Follow my lead if you want to live. No questions.â
Silly rabbit
Now the snake needs to perform an even more impressive feat to sway its keepers to feed it the hand stand bunny. Game on, snake.
Another article said the bunnyâs back legs are crippled, and this is the only way it can get around.
Fuzzy little punk is clearly attempting to problematize the âquadruped/bipedâ duality, as well as boldly challenging the implicit assumptions of ânormative bipedalismâ through embodied art.
Thatâs at least a solid B+ in the right critical theory seminar, smart little chap.
You know what they say, carrying around a rabbitâs foot is lucky, except for the rabbit.
SOME BUN!
TERRIFIC!
RADIANT!
Iâm trying to make a spider/trickster/trichinosis thing here but it just isnât coming together.
< Brainspore> It looks like heâs hopped up. < /Brainspore>
dunno about bunnies, but my neighborâs male pommeranian does this when he urinates.
it
is
fucking
hilarious.
mmmmm⌠hausenpfeffer. Looks like a pre-dinner acrobatic show to me.
Neurological disease? Never heard of it. Neurological disease? Never heard of it.
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