The human rabbit, as with the case of all animals in the Chinese zoo, shares some of the attributes of its animal counterpart, not least its ability to survive and even flourish in circumstances that might see bigger and braver souls going under. The Rabbit desires, and usually finds, a peaceful existence, is a refined person and enjoys a high degree of popularity.

The Rabbit does require a fair amount of interest in his or her life and will often gravitate towards situations that seem to be stimulating, only to move onto the next objective as soon as interest wanes. This can make the Rabbit seem a little aloof on occasions, though it is almost impossible to either disregard or to dislike a person who is so kind and generally quite personable. All Rabbits will soon remove themselves from situations of confrontation or aggression.

You will often find this character at home, for both Bucks and Does love to make a comfortable little abode for themselves and will go to almost any length to make their nearest and dearest happy too. This is not to infer that the human Bunny is anti-social - quite the opposite, for the Rabbit's gentle, refined humour makes this person welcome anywhere.

Don't be fooled though. Every Rabbit has a mind of his or her own, even if you are deliberately fooled into believing that here is a creature who accepts your point of view without any hesitation. Beneath the surface the Rabbit is burrowing away at your subconscious, subtly breaking down your prejudices and diplomatically bringing you round to his or her point of view. Even when it becomes obvious that you are being manipulated, it's hard to feel offended. The Rabbit person is generally an affable soul and not at all the sort of individual that most people would want to fall out with. Despite a little subterfuge, the Rabbit doesn't pretend to be a loveable character, it really is one!

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