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What a cutie! I wish I could take!

Babies being sold that are not ready are a big problem in the Fashion district where I live. They are sold by street vendors (so young that they always almost nearly die). It's a really big problem here. Mischa was one of the babies I rescued. These people were selling them at 2 weeks old.

More pictures!

What kind of breeds are they?

I formerly used Oxbow, but like many others said, it is WAY too expensive. I transitioned my buns to Sherwood. Now, every time I wake up (I feed them after I wake up, bad habit they are in now), they literally start trying to make me trip the way they circle around me trying to get fed. When I...

If they are not jumpers (they will probably be too terrified to jump, anyways), then you can use a cardboard box. I used a cardboard box to transport Nikolai for his bunny date with Mischa. I know it's not the safest thing, but that is an alternative. (With the top open, of course).

Oh yeah I love mine. I'm glad I made the switch from a regular bowl. A regular bowl I had to refill too many times with two bunnies. And that way they don't run out while I'm sleeping.

Where did you buy this cage and where could I get one like it?

I would be extremely wary. While not all reviews are right, to have a ton of reviews saying the SAME thing, is telling. Unfortunately, without going there yourself, you can't help report them, because you can't report something you haven't seen. If you'd still like to go to see if you can help...

My buns seem to be picky when it comes to hay. They will devour timothy hay, but will barely touch orchard grass (which is what I am stuck with now). I have not tried meadow or anything else like that (don't think my feed store carries meadow hay). The prices I have to pay are kind of obscene...

Yeah because being woken up by a rabbit digging their claws into your face is not pleasant ... at all! lol

As for JB's question -- I have the pen that Imbrium most commonly links (I think it's you), in the first size they have. So that's how high she jumps, to be precise.

AlthougH I hate it she is an amazing jumper. If I knew how to agility train her, I bet she'd be great.

I've seen her jump clean over it onto the bed when she runs. It's like she stampedes towards it. lol

She is doing less troublemaking so we're okay. The problem now is that she has been jumping on my face-- LITERALLY jumping on my face -- while I am sleeping. I have not had a decent night's sleep for the past few weeks. I might have to start caging her at night (she can jump over the pen)....