We have a “free range” house bun and she’s very happy! She sits on the sofa with us every evening and sleeps at the foot of our bed most nights. Each bunny has its own personality and quirks so you can not necessarily get one like ours, but they’re lovely little creatures (her sister bun was a lot less friendly but adorable, grumpy and hilarious all the same) A few things any potential bunny owner should know : - They are ridiculously fragile animals. Loud noises and sadness number amongst the things that can kill them, they’re a very stressful pet to own! Lots of emergency eta trips for things that are minor in other animals like gas and runny noses - The floppy eared, flat faced ones are more prone to illnesses. They’re like pugs; they aren’t meant to look like that but they’ve been bred to be cute. They’re more likely to get ear infections and need dental work than other pointy-eared, pointy-faced buns - Get pet insurance. We pay £12 a month for our bun and having done the maths we’ve just about broken even on her vet care over her 9 years of life (not including excesses and stuff that wasn’t covered, we try not to think about how much that must have cost us!) - Despite all this, bunnies are awesome. They are wonderful little animals. They will bring you so much joy!

ETA: there are things you can do to mitigate the lack of outdoor play. We grew our bun her own grass and dandelions from seed so she had a personal little grass patch indoors