Yes. Si. Oui. Ja. But it depends because, in some years, they are more pests than in other years. My dogs have acted as a repellant even though the dogs are not outside all day every day. Oddly, my LL has not been attacked since I got it. Maybe they gave up visiting my house because of the dogs...

I've only noticed that they eat the youngest, lowest branches of mine in winter, early spring (I guess they have plenty of greens during summer). The taller woodier stems they have let alone. They especially like my lilies. though. Those pesky wabbits!!

They eat mine. I put a chicken wire cage around them for the first year so they can get established and put most of their leaves out of reach in subsequent years.

I found sprinkling my plants with cayenne pepper a few times made the rabbits decide my yard wasn't worth it.

I continue to use Liquid Fence concentrate (32 oz. for $32-37 at most stores) with a generic Walmart high-volume spray bottle. Rabbits don't come near my yard now, even to breed, as I'm not even finding babies hiding in nooks and crannies. The concentrate lasts about a growing season, provided I use it once a week. And of course the less it rains, the few applications are needed.

I continue to recommend the concentrate as the pre-mixed bottles start to gum up toward the ends. I empty the generic sprayer on my plants and thoroughly rinse it out with water each time.