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Thank you both! I did call the breeder but didn't get the answers I was looking for. Maybe I wasnt asking right? I dunno, however that thread shared was wonderful! Thanks again

He certainly looks full to me and is supposedly out of show stock. A girlfriend bought a "flemish giant breeding pair" sight unseen and those were most definitely NOT flemish giant rabbits but probably weighed 12lbs. He's now 7 months old and has been here a month so Ill weigh him again.

Three weeks ago I brought a 6 month old Flemish giant buck into our family. I weighed him that first day and he came out at 12lbs. I haven't weighed him since and I don't think it would matter anyways. He has lost some weight with the move and him adjusting to my feeding program. I'm just...

I am so sorry for your loss! Sometimes it feels like the more you care the worse your luck is... I personally get relief just knowing that they lived great lives. It may have been much to short by my liking but now they're digging 10' holes in heaven, escaping into the great outdoors and frolic...

Wow, you guys really brought up some good points so let me answer your questions and fix misconceptions! Vet: Jack was neutered but had not seen a vet in several years. Joe was neutered fall of '11 and had not been to a vet since then. I am not sure if the adoption agency that I got Beatrice...

Back story - Buns are inside at night, go outside in a playpen during day. They dig holes, and generally plot escape and subsequent world domination. Dates of arrival - Joe March of 2011 - 10 weeks, 3.5lbs, from breeder Beatrice July of 2011 - age unknown, 2.5lbs, history unknown Jack...

If I go in to grab him he jumps at me, I always start by petting his face while he sits and growls at me. He doesn't get aggressive when I have a hold on him. I don't want to come off like I'm harsh on him, I'm definitely not. Ill go read up on alpha bun behavior. Thanks guys

I am fostering a 4 year old neutered Holland Lop. He has some territorial/aggression issues that need to be figured out before he can find a new home. I don't want to makes things worse. He has had one owner for the past 4 years, they had to give him up for a move. A good friend of mine had...

probably soft wood vs hardwood the softwood will absorb much better

Why would you offer one over the other?

Happi Bun wrote: THANK YOU! That gives me a nice and easy way to think about it! Tonight she had still poo'd in her cage but there was definitely more in her box. Should I be concerned about how much time she seems to be nibbling/poking around at the shredded paper in her box? She has hay...

Thanks for the nice comments everyone! I'm not proud to admit I got her because I thought her look was so beautiful. Now were making the stuff that matters work. So far smooth. She definitely doesn't have any darker points to her color. Now Im back to google to check out Dutch/Vienna marked...

I looked closer today and she's #1 on the towel to the left of the box. I moved the box to that corner, and put plastic sheeting down in the right corner. I also moved her hay feeder to the back wall so she eats in her litterbox. I read feeding them in the litterbox helps??? Right now she's...

Thanks everyone! Were slowly but surely getting to be friends. As females that may take a little longer... too many opinions. Im going to look up fawn, my perception of fawn seems right. She's really light, in most lighting you can barely tell she's spotted. Ill take a closer look at her...

I am new to the bunny world, so Id like some opinions on my newest bun's cage. Also, she's an aged unspayed female (not sure of age exactly) that's not litterbox trained. What can I do to help her? She's good with #1, but she #2's all over the place. My first boy was 10 weeks old when I got...