Do you think some rabbits understand apologies?

I get the feeling Ada does for some things, especially mistakes or accidental loud noises.

I think it's facial expressions, tone of voice and body language she picks up, possibly more than the words themselves.

Yes, I definitely believe some do. Like I believe some understand when they are having something nasty done to them that it is for their own good.

I think they have a far better range of emotions/understanding then a lot of people would believe. I think they understand sense of homour - hide and seek kind of thing, as they get playful.

I think they sense the mood that someone is in and take whatever they need to from that.

I always felt that animals have a sort of 6th sence. They can acknowledge emotions and 'vibes'. Like when my mum is having a very bad day with her illness's my dog will come and lay by her and stuff. My mum told me her old cat would come and sit by her if she was feeling down about things too

No

Yeah, I think some rabbits do understand things like that. They definitely pick up on emotions easily.

I was just talking to someone about bunnies being perceptive yesterday. Fiver went in for a dental today and last night I was so so worried about him and upset that I might lose him the way I lost Ellie. He seemed to understand something was wrong and came over to me for hugs and snuggles. Normally he growls at me :lol: but he let me put him on my bed and snuggle up with him, giving him kisses and hugs and nose rubs. He was doing happy flops as well as if to tell me not to worry!
Fortunately he's ok after a slow recovery from the anaesthetic. He will be getting plenty of attention when he comes home!

Fiver definitely knows when I feel sad about something and comes over to comfort me, I think it depends on the bunny though. People orientated bunnies will be a lot more perceptive of human emotions even if we don't outwardly show we are upset/angry/happy etc.