"...First of all, most bunnies are not adorable "hold me and squeeze me till I can't breathe" pets. They are intelligent independent creatures who may love a bunny rub now and again, but not all want to be held, and some simply do not want to be touched at all. They prefer for you to be on their level so they can get to know you. They are creatures of habit and mischief and, if given the chance, can be destructive.

Bunnies are not exceptionally good with children. Bunnies are fragile prey animals, easily frightened by a childs screams and needs to touch. They are prone to bone fractures. They tend to be extremely defensive when being manhandled and can use their sharp front claws for scratching and their thick back claws for inflicting even more damage. You should now that the back feet and legs of even a dwarf bunny can inflict a kick that feels as though you have been hit by a mule..."

Was thinking about getting a dwarf bunny as a pet. Emphasis on "was".