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Bunny Names Range From Commonplace to Heroic!

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Choosing rabbit names is no different from choosing other pet names.

It has to be just right.

You are always safe with names that relate to the way your bunny looks, like Fluffy or Twitcher, but why not try something a little different?

To inspire you we have listed names from rabbits used in literature.

Don't miss the lists of rabbit names from film and TV, and the lists of popular bunny rabbit names.

Watership Down - by Richard Adams

We couldn’t have a list of rabbit names from literature wihout starting off with Watership Down.

Have rabbits ever been more heroic? Here are just a few of the characters:

  • Fiver
  • Hazel
  • Bigwig
  • Blackberry
  • Dandelion
  • Pipkin
  • Silver
  • Holly
  • Bluebell
  • Speedwell
  • Hawkbit
  • Buckthorn
  • Acorn
  • Blackavar
  • General Woundwort
  • Frith
  • El-ahrairah
  • Black Rabbit of Inle

Beatrix Potter's Rabbits

Like Richard Adams, Beatrix Potter gives the rabbit centre stage in her books. Here are her most popular bunnies: rabbit names, watership down, bunny

  • Peter Rabbit
  • Flopsy
  • Mopsy
  • Cotton-tail
  • Benjamin Bunny
  • Cecily Parsley
  • The Fierce Bad Rabbit

20 Rabbit Names used in Literature:

1. Babbitty Rabbitty: from “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” by J.K. Rowlings.

2. Basil Stag-Hare: from the “Redwall” series by Brian Jacque.

3. Bionic Bunny: from the “Bionic Bunny Show” and other books by Marc Brown.

4. Brer Rabbit: from the “Uncle Remus” stories by Joel Chandler Harris.

5. Bunnicula: by Deborah and James Howe. a book of the same name.

6. Bunny Blue: from a book of the same name by Catherine Stahlmann.

7. Bunny Queen Janet: from “Voyage to the Bunny Planet” by Rosemary Wells.

8. Buster Baxter: from the “Arthur” series of books and TV shows by Marc Brown.

9. March Hare: from “Alice’s Advientures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll.

10. Max: from the children’s books of “Max and Ruby” by Rosemary Wells.

11. Miffy: from the children’s books by Dick Bruna.

12. Rabbit: from the “Winnie the Pooh” books by A.A. Milne.

13. Responsible Rabbit: from the “Sweet Pickles” series by Ruth Lerner Perle, Jacquelyn Reinach, and Richard Hefter.

14. Ruby: from the children’s books of “Max and Ruby” by Rosemary Wells.

15. Runny Babbit: from the book of the same name by Shel Siverstein.

16. Uncle Wiggily: from the books by Howard R. Garis.

17. The White Rabbit: from “Alice’s Advientures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll.

18. Willy Bunny: from Richard Scarry’s books.

19. Little Georgie the Rabbit: from “Rabbit Hill” by Robert Lawson.

20. Steel-Bunz: from “The Simogin Prophecies” by Samit Basu.








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