Rabbit's House
Rabbit's house is a location in The 100 Acre Woods and is a house owned by Rabbit.
Description[]
It first made an appearance in Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree located under a tree of its own. The front door is a burrow on a ledge while the back door is a wooden door that opens to Rabbit's vegetable garden. Initially, he needed to climb ladders to reach this door. By The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh, he has corrected this problem.
He adds an additional wooden door in Friend, In Deed, and more windows.
While appearing quite small in the first film, the house's size is expanded in the Animated Series with the Dining Room, Kitchen, and a separate bedroom. Like Rabbit's personality, the house is always clean and tidy. Unfortunately, Rabbit's friends make a mess of the house, especially Gopher.
His house is also above one of Gopher's Tunnels, causing him to enter by sawing through the floorboards. Gopher added another entrance on the other side of his closet by the time of Lights Out. Other connections are seen in Bubble Trouble, and The Rats Who Came to Dinner, and several other episodes.
Like the other houses, the house has plumbing. This includes a bath tub and a kitchen sink, operated by hand pump.
Trivia[]
- The Back door is the most commonly used entrance to Rabbit's house and the back door is also the main entrance to Rabbit's house according to that Pooh Bear got stuck in the front door for eating to much honey so by Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, Rabbit has converted his front door into a window.
- Rabbit's front door wasn't used later Winnie the Pooh works even though Rabbit's front door was seen in a couple episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, a couple of modern Winnie the Pooh works, and the TV series My Friends Tigger and Pooh.