The tribe
Cute Bunny Club was born of something obvious: our rabbits were lovelier to watch in the grass than behind bars. So we took out the camera, and we never put it away again.
Three breeds now share the meadow. They don't look alike, don't eat at the same speed and don't agree on what makes a good nap. That is what makes the channel.
Our commitments
Large secure enclosures, a dry, insulated shelter, and the freedom to dig, leap and laze in the sun.
Unlimited fragrant hay, greens from the vegetable patch and treats that are counted. The snack videos are the exception, not the rule.
Babies stay with their mother for at least eight weeks. We film from a distance and only step in when necessary.
Portraits
The royal mane
Instantly recognisable by its crown of silky fur around the neck and forehead, the Lionhead brims with energy when exploring the garden.
Care note. A gentle brushing of the mane 2 to 3 times a week prevents little tangles and helps during moulting.
Watch the Short
A little cloud of softness
True little living plush toys, our Dwarf Angoras look like cotton flakes frolicking through the fresh clover.
Care note. Its fluffy coat needs regular care and a dust-free, plant-based bedding that doesn't cling to the fur.
Watch the Short
The floppy ears
With its round face and big soft ears framing its muzzle, the Dwarf Lop is the tribe's good-natured foodie.
Care note. Check the outer ear canal regularly for cleanliness, as floppy ears are less well ventilated.
Watch the ShortPartnerships & press
We read everything, and we reply quickly when the project makes sense for the rabbits.
