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Nearest shelter is 20 miles, I can't go that far.

I don't have cages, I have hutches. I triedputting food in his hutch (and he loves food!) but he didn't eatanything. Not even a carrot.

Benji isn't aggressive at all. He knows stuffed toys aren't real, he has a few in the pen which he completely ignores.

That's what I am planning to do, but Benjidoesn't eat, drink or move without another bunny. I took him to mycousins rabbit's hutch, and they got along fine. It was a spayedfemale, and they got along great. I am thinking I should get a spayed female friend for Benji.

They are 14 weeks and 22 weeks. They aren't neutured yet. Babs is aggressive when he pulls out Benji's fur, he jumps on top ofhim and scrabbles. Benj doesnt fight back though. They are freindsthough, they snuggle up together all the time. Edit: Typo

As some of you may know, a few months ago, Ibought two New Zealand cross rabbits. One 6 week old, and one 14 weekold, both supposedly males, but I am unsure. Lately, the younger rabbit, Babs has been pulling Benji's fur out onhis back. I have witnessed this a few times, so I know it isn't...

I'll get some postage scales then ^^

They dont look underweight - infact, they lookquite chunky. My scales are very cheap, that is probably why. I'mtaking them the vets soon for a checkup so I can weigh them then. Thanks.

According to my human scales, my 14 week old NewZealand cross, and my 6 week old NZ cross weigh slightly under a pound.Both of them :S Are they too light?

I'm a Lion Head.

Aww that is cruel. If I were you, I'd take the fish aswell as the tank. Anyway, goodluck with finding a friend for Mocha.

Does anyone know a website for a UK version of 4-H?

Thanks, I'll have a look if there is anything for the UK.

I want to show my rabbits. The problem is, theyaren't purebred, and aren't registered. Is there anything I can do so Ican show them? Thanks.

Can you get any pictures of Cinnamon? That'd help.

BenjiAndBabs would be great thanks :D I'll PM you incase you dont see this post :)

Mine love them :D I took them in the garden, and they were hopping round, nibbling on the grass :D

If you give her a lot of attention, she shouldbe fine. But if you want to get her a friend, you could put youryounger rabbit in. When your older rabbit passes away, you might beable to buy another rabbit for the young one. If you choose to put them together, introduce them gradually, if...

I made a new thread for the photos ^^

Well I learnt something new :) I know that theyget territorial, and generally don't like being held, but thanks forthe info naturestee :)