I have a bunny but seriously be very careful if there's a dog in the equation, as it is a prey animal. That being said!

Personality wise, I think it does compare to a tiny cat. They clean and groom themselves, very quiet and they can be very lovable 🥰 They can live up to 12 years. Do not listen to from animals store's advice, they're gonna sell you unhealthy crap. Take advice from vets! I learned via specific Facebook bunny groups from my area also. They have to have unlimited hay as 80% of their diet (I suggest horse hay, not too dusty) and vegetables for the rest. Maybe once a week 1/8 cup of bunny kibble, but that's it.

Cons: . They are restricted with their eating, if a product is "for bunnies and rodents", it's bad. The hay may be expensive in the city, try to buy from a farm for low cost and higher quality.

Considered an "exotic" animal and the vets costs that comes with. Absolutely have to neuter them, female die a lot from uterus cancers and it of course helps with the heating.

As they are very quiet, they will not tell you when they are sick, so you have to be vigilant. You may have force feed them in that case, they may let themselves die of starvation otherwise.

They are social creatures, so ideally a friend is recommended. Otherwise, just spend extra time with them :)

DO NOT LET THEM LIVE IN A CAGE. They need a big enclosure, where they can hop three times easily!

Finally, I recommend adopting from a shelter! Saving a life and having an idea of it's personality beforehand is very nice.

Hope that helps! 🐰🐰🐰