In search of some funny bunny names? We have compiled a list of endearing names for you to put a name to your little bundle of fur, ears, and joy. We are sure you will find a name that perfectly fits the personality of your bouncy, furry friend.
Bunny Names
Here are some bunny names that are sure to bring a smile to your face.
- Dirty Hare-y
- Funny Bunny
- Bunny Rich
- Hippity Hoppity
- Lucky
- Fuzzy Wuzzy
- Hip-Hop
- Bunny Wunny
- Hopzilla
- Rabbit Redford
- Nose Twitcher
- Earl of Carrots
- Hopped Up
- Der Fluffster
- Bunny McBun Face
- Wrong-Way Wabbit
- Honey Bunny
- Major Muffin
- Spanky
- Izzy
- Hare of the Dog
- Fluffy Tail
- Atilla the Bun
- Carrot Cruncher
- The Big Hopper
- Big Ears
- Sir Hops-A-Lot
- Hazard Hare
- Morris McBunny
- Night Hopper
- Spooky Bunny
- Tipsy-Turvy.
Creative Ideas for a Moniker
Hop-Along Cassidy
Wiggles
Fuzzy McFuzz Face
Uncle Hop
Bunny Boo Boo
Not So Lucky
Hop to it
Carrot Craver
Jellybean
Jack the Hopper
Harenando de Soto
Gigantor
Fluffenstein
D. B. Hopper
Cinnamon
Bunny O’Hop.
Cute Bunny Names
You know you feel your bunny is the cutest. Why not express it with a cute rabbit name?
Dust Bunny
Mr. Fuzzy Feet
Top Hop
Luke Skyhopper
Jack the Jumpster
Waddles
Dennis Hopper
H. R. Fluffenstuff
Hop, Skip, & Jump (for a trio of Bunnies)
Clodhopper
Furry Frenzy
Cutesy Pootsey
Hare Raising
Bun Bun
Hop Solo
Leonardo DeRabbito
Chewy
Pogo Stick
Benji Bunny
Bun on the Run
Hop In
Bunny and Clyde.
Good Rabbit Names
Sure, bunnies and rabbits are the same, but the names can be different.
Rabid Rabbit
Jabba the Hop
Speed Rabbit
Furby McFurBall
Meatloaf
Run Rabbit Run
Jumping Jackrabbit Flash
Hoppy McHop Face
Rabputin
Mr. Wabbitworth
Rappin’ Rabbit
Whiskers Wabbit
Harry Hopper
Jackie McJackrabbit
Sugar Drop
Mr. Fuzzy Pants
Sleepy
Atomic Hopper
Benedict Cumberbunny
Cabbage Cruncher
Wascally Wabbit
Humphrey McHopper
Gum Drop
Long Ears
Moppy Floppy
Hutch Hopper
Nipsy Hustle.
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Baby Rabbit Names
Nothing is cuter than a baby bunny. Here are some baby names to pick from.
Snickerdoodle
Binky
Dandy
Baby Cakes
Little Hopper
Bouncing Bunny
Loli-hop
Cream Puff
Bunnyosaurus
Q-Tip
Teddy Bear
Butter Bunny
Little Pretzel
Bubbles Bunny
Dimples
Bit-O-Honey Bunny.
For Girl Rabbits
Your girl bunny deserves a special name. Here’s a list of some winners!
Carrot Cuddler
Snowflake
Miss Hoppy
Darling Dolly
Jasmine
Diva
Patch Princess
Blossom
Floppy
Licorice
Woozy
Mopsy
Butter Cup
Gypsy
Delilah
Nala
Sassy
Holly
Queenie
Bun Bun
Trixie
Cutie
Dutchess
Flirty
Candy
Roxie
Marcy
Velvet
Lucy
Maggie
Ginny
Lulu
Daisy Mae
Cookie
Scarlet O-Hopa
Octavia
Cruela DeHop
Pepper
Frumpy
Cotton Puff
Tina
Amelia Earhart.
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For Boy Rabbits
A boy rabbit name should be macho, but not too macho, it is a bunny after all.
Bunnyman
Raider
Moose
Alpha
Smarty
Lone Ranger
Bugster
Freddie
Raven
Bandit
Jackie
Rowdy
Pudgey
Ace
Comet
Nibble Ninja
Hopdini
Skippy
Big Foot
Phantom of the Forrest
Teddy
Fabio
Hopscotch
Guiness
Harry
Flopsy
Chubby
Jackalope
Smokey
Crafty
Noodle
Dirty
Big Kahuna
Carrot Top
Hopphrey
Brer’ Rabbit
Woody
Hondo Dexter
Bear.
Names of Famous Bunnies
Here are some famous bunnies and rabbits that you just might recognize.
- Thumper – First introduced in 1942, Thumper was a key supporting player in the movie Bambi. Thumper also starred in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” and “Lion King 1 ½.”
- Roger Rabbit – As mentioned above, Roger Rabbit starred in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” in 1988. In the movie, Roger lives in Toontown and is framed for the murder of the town’s owner.
- The Easter Bunny – Probably the most famous bunny in the world, the Easter Bunny dates back to the 1700s. German Lutherans adopted the concept of the Easter Hare as a symbol of fertility and rebirth. They brought the tradition with them when they immigrated to the United States.
- Harvey – Making his debut in the 1950 comedy film “Harvey,” the rabbit was six feet three and a half inches tall. Only one person, Elwood P. Dowd (played by Jimmy Stewart), can see Harvey. Stewart was nominated for an Academy Award.
- Bugs Bunny – Rabbits don’t get much more famous than Bugs Bunny. He started in cartoons in 1938 and has appeared in more cartoons than any other cartoon character. His catchphrase “What’s up doc?” was a common saying in Texas, where cartoon director Tex Avery was born.
More Notable Bunnies
- Mr. Bunny Rabbit – Was a fixture on the Captain Kangaroo television show. He wore horned rimmed glasses and was always trying to trick the captain into giving him more carrots.
- Rabbit – With just the name Rabbit, this friend of Winnie the Pooh appeared in the book “House at Pooh Corner” in 1926. He lives with Pooh’s other friends in the Hundred Acre Woods.
- Bucky O’Hare – A space hero in a series of comic books introduced in 1991, Bucky O’Hare was captain of a spaceship. He and his friends fight the evil Toad empire. The comic books spawned a TV Series and Toy Line.
- Energizer Bunny – Since 1988, the Energizer Bunny has been the mascot of Energizer batteries. A pink mechanized rabbit that plays bass drum, the bunny wears sunglasses and definitely has an attitude.
- Trix Rabbit – Staring in 1959, the Trix Rabbit has been the “spokes-bunny” for Trix Cereal. For a little while, the Trix Rabbit talked. He was voiced by Mel Blanc, the same voice actor that supplied the voice for Bugs Bunny.
Names for Bunny in Other Languages
It is fun to discover what bunnies are called in other parts of the world.
Danish – Kanin
French – Lapin
German – Hase
Italian – Coniglieto
Japanese – Usagi
Turkish – Tavsan
Vietnamese – Tho
Hawaiian – Pēpē
Portuguese – Coelho
Norwegian – Bunny
Hop To It
Bunnies are not just fun and cuddly. There have actually been a few bunny superheroes, including Captain Carrot, Thunderbunny, Hoppy the Marvel Bunny, Jazz Jackrabbit, and superheroine Cutey Bunny. I guess if you ever find yourself in a spot of trouble, you can always call for a rabbit to the rescue.
The technical term for a female rabbit is a “doe.” A male rabbit is known as a “buck.”
Cottontail rabbits are also known as Sylvilagus. There are 17 distinct breeds in North and South America. As of 2020, the American Rabbit Breeder’s Association recognizes 49 different rabbit breeds worldwide. The Flemish Giant rabbit can grow to two and a half feet, and they average 15 pounds. The Netherland Dwarf rabbit can weigh as little as one pound, one ounce, and six inches long.
Unique breeds include the Lionhead rabbit, Holland Lop, Blanc de Hotot, Silver Fox, Rhinelander rabbit, Pointed Beveren, and the English Angora rabbit.
By Tim Moodie
Tim Moodie has worked developing company, product, and brand names for small and big companies for many years. When we need a name, he’ll hop to it.
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