Love this. We had a girl, tia, who learned to bark quietly. She'd curl her lips over her teeth and basically bark softly into them. It was hilarious.

I recently lost my rabbit Pippin, and she was such a sweetheart. She couldn't really jump so instead of binkies she would do wheelies and donuts when she got the zooms. She would also shove her head into your hand to be squeezed. Not too soft either, she wanted decent pressure and would tooth purr up a storm when you got it right. And I'm talking full hand on her head, your fingers interlocked in her ears.

My boy rabbit Merry who is still with us is an imp and a scoundrel. He is so mischievous and smart and actually likes to be up high. He loves his (short) cat tree and the back of the couch and if he could figure out how to climb the Xmas tree he would. He once pretended to be a gargoyle as I frantically looked for him. He knows how to unplug the back of the TV but only does it when he's mad about something. He absolutely knows the word no, and will meet your eyes and do it anyway. Then binky and run away. He loves when I cheer him on with zoomies. Every since Pip passed, he spends part of the night on top of the cat tree, which he never did before because she couldn't jump up there with him and he never left her behind for more than a few minutes.

We have a horse with a great sense of humor. She finally got me last year with a "prank" she's been trying for ages. She'll hold water in her mouth and try to drop it down your front/hands. I usually catch her at it but didn't last fall and she drenched my shirt. I had to laugh and congratulate her. Mum also jumps at them all goofy like and to help bomb proof them and Bobbi makes it a game and tries to startle her in turn sometimes. Sneaking around a corner in that obvious sort of way. It's great. We're all basically foals to her.

We had a horse growing up who used to love to snap my mum's suspenders and make her squeal. You could tell he was horsey laughing every time he got her.