Rabbit is another of A.A. Milne's original characters in his books.  Making his screen debut with Disney in 1966 in "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree", Rabbit is also one of Pooh's friends in the Hundred Acre Woods. 

Like owl and gopher, Rabbit is a living animal, as he illustrates in one the stories to Owl when he says, "You and I have brains.  The others have fluff."  Rabbit is very responsible and doesn't have time for nonsense.  He loves gardening and will do anything he can to protect his prize garden.  Rabbit hates being bounced by Tigger, and he doesn't like sharing his honey with Pooh.

Although Owl is supposedly the wisest in the Hundred Acre Woods, Rabbit would like to think that he truly is the wisest.  But underneath his stubborn, pushy manner, Rabbit has a good heart.

Rabbit's voice talents are courtesy of...

Junius Matthews (1966-1977) (Sadly, Mr. Matthews passed away January 18, 1978)

Will Ryan 1983 - "Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore"

Ken Sansom (1991-Present)