If you’re ready to up your game and try something with a few more bells and whistles than your traditional vibe, a rabbit is a perfect toy to add to your collection.
A rabbit vibrator is similar to a G-spot vibrator with one major distinction: It has an arm that protrudes from the shaft, curving away from it slightly to stimulate your clitoris when the shaft is inserted into your vagina.
The first rabbit vibrator hit the market in Japan in 1983 before it was introduced to the United States, where its adorable design and incredible stimulation would eventually become nothing short of legendary.
The rabbit’s namesake characteristic — bunny ears — were designed to provide functional stimulation of the clitoris, but they were also a clever way to skirt around obscenity laws in Japan.
How To Use A Rabbit Vibrator
As a general rule, if it feels good, you can use it any way you like!
The rabbit vibrator is designed to provide simultaneous internal and external stimulation — the shaft is inserted into your vagina to stimulate your G-spot while the bunny ears rest against (or around) your clit.
This can require some positioning and experimentation, depending on the model and your anatomy, but the basic steps are fairly simple.
Using a water-based lube, it’s easiest to insert the shaft before placing the arm or ears against your clit.
However, if you’re not in the mood for penetration at all, you can also stick to the basics and just use the shaft to stimulate your clitoris as a classic wand vibrator would.
