Anecdotes about Tsau-tsau

Few weeks ago, I invited my friend to my home. She got very interested in my pets. I show her Ya-ya and then Tsau-tsau. However, Tsau-tsau was in a bad mood that night. We arrived home quite late and bothered her at midnight. She seemed to be totally annoyed by us and behaved aggressively. Thus, she bited me. Not only once, she bited me several times! If I let go, she would immediately pounce on me and leave me a bite that breaks my skin and draws blood. It hurts! She bited without any mercy, trying to threaten me to get out from her territory. I felt quite ashamed because Tsau-tsau show no affection to me at my friend's presence. Yikes! How can she do this to me!!!

Well, Tsau-tsau is cute more often than not.
 I always listen to songs while studying. One day I let Tsau-tsau stay in my room to accompany me. As usual, I turned on the radio. To my surprise, Tsau-tsau obviously liked the song played in the radio! She flopped and hopped and danced to the music in my room. Just like the third vedio shown in my last post. It was pity that I didn't get the time to record how happy Tsau-tsau was..... The very song she liked is "I won't give up" from Jason Mraz.
I recommend this song to you as a representative of Tsau-tsau.

How bunnys express their feeling

Do rabbits have a voice? Some of my friends are curious about this. Actually rabbits don't have voice cords so that they can't really "speak". However, that doesn't mean that they have nothing to say. Rabbits do make some vocalization with their noses or feet to express their feeling. Here are some examples.

Rabbits make that stomping noise because of fear or angry. In this video you can see the rabbit was thumping its back leg, warning the person to back off. In my opinion, it might be angry because it felt someone step in its territory. My rabbits, Tsau-tsau and Ya-ya, sometimes do so as well if  I bother them when they are sleeping.

Rabbits flop when they feel relax and secure!

(You can just watch the first ten seconds of the vedio.)
If rabbits are very happy, they dance around, hop high in the air, and run across the room at high speed. Recently, I found that Tsau-tsau will do that when I sing to her. Maybe she likes it! Ha! Ha!