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He also only seems to twitch when people are around him? Why?

Thanks, I just want to be sure because rabbits can get some really horrid diseases and it scares me to think that Bonnie could have one or even potentially die from this.

You need to 1. Buy more toys 2.give him attention and distractions 3. Stop him from going into the rooms where things are being chewed 4. If you catch him chewing pick him up and put him in another room 5. Make sure there is alway available food, it could be that your bunny is hungry. 6. Stop...

It should be fine you just need to give them time to get use to their new environment. Keep a close watch on them and check that they are eating and drinking normally.

Rabbits which are both male will fight but usually only over females, IF you have not got females and one of the rabbits is still a child then it should be fine. But make sure they are both neutered and slowly introduce them. So they can get use to one another.

I think that bugs is just irritating Lola and bugs needs isolation. Have you ever heard the expression 'breeding like rabbits', well I suggest keeping bugs separate from Lola until he is neutered.

Maybe your female rabbit is pregnant or, she feels pain during mating. If it is not mating season some females will avoid mating with any male but I don't know if that works in rabbits.

So long story short. Today was a very hot day (well at least for England it was) around 25 degrease Celsius and my giant lop rabbit was left outside all day. Later on at about 5 o'clock my mum brought him in and he lay down on one of his beds for about 3 to 5 hours... That's when me and my mum...