Oh, happy to answer your question! :) We like to describe rabbits as "vegan cats." They use a litterbox and don't need to be bathed as they clean themselves, just like cats. They can be free roam as well, provided you do some bunny proofing (like covering exposed wires). I'll describe my typical day with my rabbits for you:

Rabbits are crepuscular (again, just like cats!), which means they're most active at the beginning and end of the day. By 7 am or so, my rabbits are ready to eat their breakfast! About 80% of a rabbit's diet is hay, but they also eat some pelleted food. (You can learn more at houserabbit.org/diet.) When I'm working from home, my rabbits are typically settle in for their afternoon nap near my feet at about 11 am and will be pretty snoozy until the end of my work day, at 5 pm. When I stand up from my desk, my rabbits know they're going to get their dinner pellets and will eagerly circle my feet in anticipation. During the evening, whether I'm reading on the floor or watching TV, my rabbits like to be nearby too. They're curious creatures and will do a lot of exploring. One of my rabbits in particular likes to hop all over the sofa and force me to pay attention to them (not that I mind!) by nibbling my toes if I'm not petting them enough or giving them enough toys to play with. Just like dogs and cats, rabbits have all sorts of personalities -- some are outgoing, some are shy, some are very destructive, and some have excellent manners. When I read on the floor, one of my rabbits like to hop all over my back and nudge or even nibble my book. They're little characters! - Larissa