he needs company

[issi]

i think my little rabbit is a little lonely, whatwould be teh best companion for him, i dont want to get a girl rabbitcause i sure donte whant no baby rabbits. any suggestions?

 

[samandshawn]

So your buns a boy is he? what breed? I know youdont want babies but a gril and a boy live best together but you willneed to have him or both of them nutered. Hope this helps

 

[AnnaS]

Some bunnies are ok by themselves, even if youget a female companion you can't be sure they will get along, you willneed to bond them.

Try getting a stuffed toy for your rabbit. My bunny loves his stuffed bunny friend, he keeps licking him all the time.
Also get him some new toys, digging box, it may help.

 

[issi]

hes a dwarf rabbit , soo they say , hes only 3 to 4 months hes a sweetie

 

[samandshawn]

Anna Sis right but if you want another bun iv'e found that young buns bond better and quicker. goodluck on making your bun happy

 

[issi]

does it matter the species?

 

[samandshawn]

issi wrote:

doesit matter the species?

I would go for a bun of the same breed orsizeIs that what you mean:?

 

[issi]

yeah but im still not to sure of his breed , theytold me he was dwarf but the vet said it was to soon to tell! does thatmake sense?

 

[samandshawn]

issi wrote:

yeahbut im still not to sure of his breed , they told me he was dwarf butthe vet said it was to soon to tell! does that make sense?

Yeahhe looks like a dwarf so a small bun would be ideal.Avet doesnt know much about breeds unless he/she breeds buns. I took mybun to the vet once and the vet said whats that? thats a funnyrabbitIt was a lionhead a very cute one

 

[m.e.]

Size doesn't really matter in bonding relationships. Many a dwarf has been bonded to a much larger bun

 

[samandshawn]

m.e. wrote:

Sizedoesn't really matter in bonding relationships. Many a dwarf has beenbonded to a much larger bun

See you learn something neweveryday