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Hehe funniest thing that my Bun's ever done isprobably when she flopped out on the vegetable patch, lookingthoroughly chuffed that she was out of my reach. But, as my garden ison a slope, she began to roll down on her stomach! It wasclassic. :D

TinysMom wrote: I agree totally, i have a lionhead and find that they are very affectionate and cuddly. Mine is rather nervous and prefers to snuggle up on your lap rather than be chased about and played with, so you have to be careful when she's around your feetso as not to freak her...

Eats my cables. (ARGH!) And licks Ned's eye. (EW) Chews her door!!!

Tufty can hop upstairs, which seriously stresses out the guinea pig, as he follows her everywhere but is to puny to tackle the stairs. I'm sure she does it just to get away from him! However, the stairs are steep and usually she waits for me to carry her down.

...will hop from lap to lap in order to get the most attention ...grits her teeth when she's happy ...Is an evil mastermind ...moves around her "furniture" and has everything the way she wants it ...picks things up in her teeth and throws them off the roof of herhutch (she does this...

Thanks for all your help! She's definatelybetter than she was pre-op, its just a matter of time as you said.You've all been really helpful. :)Thank yoooooou :) Blueberry x x x

Good luck, I really hope Miffy is okay! Tuftyeats all sorts of things too, like dead ivy leaves.. Best of luck, Itmay turn out to be not poisonous. x x x

Helloo! Thanks to your advice I had my bunny,Tufty, spayed to try and help with her bad behavior. That was lastmonday, and she's recovered very well. There've been no hitches*touchwood* and now i'm just wondering what is going to happen to herbehavior. I still can't figure it out, she's...

Heheh! Sorry, that was funny: Nothing says "I'm sorry for putting you through surgery" Like oats!! Cheers I'll remember to get her some of her fave treats. x x x

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Thank you for all your help, I've taken youradvice and Tufty has been booked into the vets for her opperation theweek after next. I'm a little nervous, but I know all I need to knownow, and am just hoping that everything goes okay! Thank you again! Blueberry x x x

Thanks for your help!! :sunshine: The only other things I need to know are, Will Tufty get too used tonot having the guinea pig in her hutch with her, and attack him when Iput him back in after she's recovered? And does it cost a lot to get her spayed, cos I might have to save up?

Thank oo! :D Is it a dangerous op? are there any downsides?

I've got a 4 month old (approximately) Lionheadbunny called Tufty, and she's not yet been spayed. I'm not planning onbreeding her, and she's my only bun (although she lives with a guineapig - Ned) Recently she's become very moody and territorial, refusingto be picked up, and grunting when ever I...

Malo wrote: Like Malo I never talked to Buck either, but it is clear that he hastouched many peoples lives and will be truly missed. Deepest sympathyto his friends, family and loved ones. Blueberry x x x :(