Unlike real rabbits, these don't die if you leave them alone for days without water or food. But you'll notice that their moods aren't the best, by their sad picture and comments like "Woe is me." This guide will teach you how to keep your bunny happy.
Enhancing your bunny's mood[edit]
A bunny needs food, water, a clean cage, a clean coat and attention. When you tap your pet's picture in the menu, you can see how hungry it is under "Tummy", how clean it is under "Body", and its mood can be seen through the picture itself.
- Food and water
By tapping the "Food" button in the menu, you are provided with a few options of food to provide. If it isn't very hungry (Normal), you can satisfy it with just a snack. If it is hungry, give it a proper meal. If the bottle of water in the cage is empty, refill it.
You can replenish your food and water again, by winning them in mini-games.
- Cleaning the cage, your bunny, and holding it.
To clean the cage, tap "Care" in the menu. You are provided with three options, among which is "Clean". If you select this, you can scrub the cage clean with 
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From the same menu, you can choose "Brush". Select this to stroke your bunny with a brush. It may back off if it wants to be left alone, though. When your bunny is clean, it will flash a ring of sparkles and no more black dirt will come off.
Holding your bunny will also increase its mood slightly. You can use the arrow keys to move your bunny through the cage or your room, or use the pink arrows on the screen. Press "Back" to drop your bunny again.
- Learning words
Teaching your bunny new words and sentences will also make it happier. Your bunny will be filled with glee if you continue to make it brighter and teach it new words.
- Petting
To pet your bunny, press the bell in the menu and stroke your bunny with the stylus. If you pet it for too long, your bunny will become a bit unnerved, though, and back off. At this time you should leave it alone.