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1) At normal size it would be far too small to hit accurately.
2) At human size, most of any rabbit model's features would be quite distorted.
3) Rabbits are not a very good fit for humanoid skeletons.
4) Nobody with the skill has wanted to, or been able to make it work to their satisfaction.
Someone else made a cat that shoots hearts that you pet to reload!
Somehow I don't think your reasons Jibbs are as realistic as they usual would be. XD