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Thanks for the replies everyone. Shes not over a year yet, I got her in April and she was still small.

Shes anything but territorial. Whenever she sees food she goes crazy (laps around the cage, I can barely get the food in there because shes waiting by the feeder)- but I've never seen behavior like that. The grunting starts when she eats- and she cleans her feeder completely. I didn't know...

So, my bunny Mina, has gone from about 1lb in June, to 7lbs just last week. She has that double chin thing that looks like a lion's mane. She also grunts when she eats and gets super excited about food. Is something wrong, or does she just love to eat? Is it normal for bunnies to make noise like...

I tried taking the salt lick away, it didn't go over well. I'll check the pet stores for a larger cage this weekend. Oh yeah, the bunny in my profile pic is my girlfriends bunny, we got him from a pet store at 4 weeks. Way too young, but with the care we gave him, he survived. Funny story, that...

Flashy wrote: Here is Mina. One of her favorite activities is her salt-lick And a flopout :) After some observation and everyone's suggestions, I've got an idea. This bunny is just super friendly. She seems to want to be wherever I am; I let her out for 2 hours today, and she spent...

She gets more than 3 hours of hop time. Lately, she has figured out how to jump out of her cage, so I'm going to try getting her some toys.

I usually let her hop around the apartment, for about and hour unless she starts biting the power cords around the apartment. The rattling the cage mainly comes at night when I'm trying to sleep. I let her have a big hop before bed, and around 3-4 am she wakes me up with cage rattling.

I got a holland lop for my birthday, and this one came from a farm. This bunny has some really odd behavior. She used to just lay around once we got her, but now she wants to hop all the time. If she wants to hop and she sees someone around, she starts biting and rattling the cage door. If I go...

We had a mini rex that displays the same behavior. He only started the aggression after the neutering. Before the neutering, he loved to hop on us, lick us, and snuggle. After the neutering, he constantly attacked my girlfriend and exhibited the same behavior you have described. His behavior got...

Update on the situation: He stopped peeing in the spot for the most part ever since we let him go behind the couch again. He sometimes pees outside the litterbox and then rolls around in it. I also noticed he isn't as loving and friendly as he used to be since he got neutered. But since we got...

Well, we tried moving stuff around, the spot where he was peeing is right in front of the litterbox, and now he starts peeing in front of the litterbox.:cry1: But then he still pees in the litterbox. He seems to get agitated whenever I get close to his "special" urine spot or whenever I try to...

I'll try moving his stuff around when hes outside the cage. I'm using the same cleaner I always have for him. Hopefully moving the stuff will remedy the problem.

Yeah, I've tried that, but when he sees me go over there, he will drop whatever he is doing and jump in the cage.... Its the spot between his hay ball and his feeder. I don't know whats special about that spot, but we we get near it, he becomes territorial instantly.

Charles, our Rex bunny is showing some odd behavior. After being neutered, he has become semi-litterbox trained. He pees in the litterbox, but only gets most of his poop in there. As soon as we brought him back from home, he started peeing in another spot. He still pees in the litterbox, but...