If you're looking for a fun pair of bonded rabbits, look no more! Chai and Latte are little tricksters who love putting on a show. With these two in your home, you're guaranteed to smile.

Chai is outgoing and friendly. Between him and his brother, Latte, he's the dominant one and helps Latte come out of his shell. Chai is shy at first, but warms up to people pretty fast. He loves people, but would rather be the entertainer than the cuddler. He is very easy to pick up and hold - he just doesn't like to sit still in a lap for very long. Which is a shame, his fur is so sleek and soft, you'll want to pet him for hours. He looks forward to his freedom outside his pen and will discover every nook and cranny available. When he wants attention, he'll let you know by nudging your leg or even by jumping up on the couch to be with you before he's off on his next adventure. It would be best if he could have a family who would get down on his level and play with him. He enjoys the typical diet of veggies and timothy hay, but especially loves dehydrated papaya and an occasional strawberry.

Chai is very affectionate when he warms up to you and gives lots of kisses!

He must be adopted with his brother, Latte. They're bonded and would be much happier in a home together. They're both neutered and good with their litterbox. They'll need a home where they will have a safe space to run around (we bunny-proofed our living room, very easy to do). They are chewers, so they will need plenty of chewable toys to keep their mouths busy when it's not meal time. A quiet home with older kids would be best. I think these two would have fun playing with cats and dogs, as long as they have a proper introduction.

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If you would like a single rabbit and do not have another rabbit, please read on House Rabbit Society why bunny pairs are best and how important these bonds are. If you still want a single rabbit and feel you'll have loads of time to bond and spend with them, please ask us who is best suited for you.

Breeds are always our "best guess" based on experience, weight, vet suggestions, and other factors.

All rabbits receive a veterinary exam and are spay/neutered through CARE. Each rabbit is fed a high quality rabbit pellet, timothy hay, and fresh fruits and vegetables.

To learn about proper rabbit care and why bonded pairs are a great idea, please visit: http://www.rabbit.org/.