[There's a thoughtful hum from Haru, thinking about a bigger and toothier child. She splays her hands wide against the fur of Legosi's tail so that tufts of fur stick up between her fingers.]

And rabbits are smaller. Less toothy. [But, beyond physical differences, Legosi is right. A baby has none of the same preconceived notions that children and adult animals do; much of her life experience and expectations were entirely based on both her species and the surroundings she had been brought up in.

And, slowly but surely, in part thanks to Legosi and Louis, this city of theirs and the way their world works in regards, is changing. Even still, Haru was born and raised in a pure blooded dwarf rabbit family, right down to fur colour. She's never really had much experience with mixed species families, or hybrid animals. Legosi, after all, on the surface has most of the characteristics and appearance and mannerisms of a large canine, and Melon...

...His existence and his living to adulthood as as a child of a carnivore & herbivore coupling had made her happy. And Haru is smart enough to know that he was very well an outlier, but also someone pushed to the brink by some means beyond nature.]

Gosha...he raised you really well, Legosi-kun. He's a good man. [Said fondly, looking down as she strokes Legosi's fur.] I want to know more about how he raised you. Learn more about your family but-- ah [she rubs one eye with the back of her hand. The overwhelming feelings of this day come and go like waves, and it's probably too early to blame horomones for it.] I'm getting ahead of myself! It's not like it has any teeth and--

[She lifts one hand, pinching her forefinger and thumb nearly together. Noting the size of a pea.]

is probably only this big.

[...bite sized.]