Would a bunny/ rabbit allow this?

Question

I want a bunny or rabbit and I like my animals to sleep in my bed with me. If I ahndle it at a young age and everything would it ever let me put it on my bed and fall asleep. Also, anyone who knows, do Flemish Giants get aong with most dogs and cats and are they sweet?

Answer 1

Nooo.

Rabbits do not sleep for long periods of time unlike dogs and cats, and you're likely to roll over and hurt it. They scratch naturally also so you're at risk of being scratched when sleeping with them. It's quite selfish to want animals to be in the same space as you- let it have its own space. Also, your bed would be covered in poo and wee- not exactly nice to be breathing in as you sleep.

If you introduce them all CAREFULLY at a young age and never leave them unsupervised, then normally a flemish giant and cats/dogs would get on; you just need to be careful and never leave them alone together.

Answer 2

this is possible, but not likely.  the rabbit needs to be spayed or neutered to assist with litterbox training, that is your first step.  most bunnies like to have their own space, so while he might sit on the bed with you for a short period of time, it's unlikely that he would stay up there.  

no bunnies should ever be left unsupervised with a dog.  it's possible they might get along, but you'd have to be very careful when putting them together in the same room.  also, this will depend greatly on the temperament of your dog, which you did not mention.  sporting dogs or hunting dogs (labs, retrievers, etc.) would not be a good match.

one of my rabbits love to hop around on the bed with us, but it's only for about ten minutes and then she's off and doing something else.

Answer 3

i can tell u right now rabbits p**p a lot and depending upon how consistant u are with them they can be nocturnal (sleep during day & active at night)

i dont think a rabbit sleeping in ur bed would be the best idea