Who wouldn’t want to be sniffed by the sweet Netherland Dwarf rabbit in this adorable post from rabbit_hoppe0507? The bunny’s nose is twitching away while it enjoys some gentle pets from its human.

LOS ANGELES: Easter may be a month away, but that didn’t stop BunnyDayOff, a Netherland Dwarf rabbit, from hopping his way ...

The little Netherland Dwarf bunny shown above is a pet, so it does not rely on its sense of smell in the same way wild rabbits do. However, rabbits predominantly interact with the world through scent.

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When a rabbit wiggles its nose, their special nasal glands moisten the air they breathe in, which also helps with thermoregulation. The little Netherland Dwarf bunny shown above is a pet, so it does ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Hello there! I’m Sylvie, a three-year-old Netherland Dwarf rabbit who’s looking for a new home and a husbun! You won’t see me when you visit the ...

a Netherland Dwarf mix, with all the love. Petey's love language must be acts of service because he loves bringing Luey food and making sure he is always looking his best. In the clip, we meet another ...