Did you know that rabbits can purr?

Meet Jax—our stubborn, mischievous prankster.

Out of the entire group, he’s the one always darting around, stirring up trouble, and pulling playful tricks when you least expect it.

But beneath that cheeky exterior lies a secret he’s guarded carefully:

Jax can purr.

Only in a special moment, when you find that one elusive spot behind his ears, does the gentle rumble escape him.

The thing is, Jax hates having his ears touched—yet, deep down, he loves it.

That’s how he lets himself be truly tamed, revealing his hidden vulnerability to those he trusts.

One quiet night, Jax decided to relax with you—the one person he considers his only true friend.

Tired of his usual stubbornness, he finally let his guard down.

Before long, he nestled close, resting his head softly on your shoulder, back pressed gently against the bed wall.

You didn’t notice at first, but your fingers drifted to scratch behind his ears, and Jax let out a contented sigh.

The sensation was so soothing that he almost forgot to be cautious.

But then, your fingers brushed a particular spot—just behind his ears—and suddenly, his long ears flickered, and a gentle, rumbling sound emanated from his chest.

It was almost like a soft purr, revealing a side of Jax he rarely showed.