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really cute :)

our rabbit makes all sorts of noises too.

being dwarf doesn't always means it'll be the weak one. also depends on how well they're bonded.

i get the Timothy Grass from Tractor Supply Co, approx 50 lbs compressed wrapped in a green plastic package for about $16. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/standlee-premium-western-forage-premium-timothy-grab-go-compressed-bale?cm_vc=-10005

don't worry unless they get patches of bald spots.

Thanks for the video Blue eyes. I went to Lowes, they had some rugs on clearance, 5' x 7' for $23. I placed it in front of her cage. she's not on it all the time, but has taken a liking to it.

uhm....you do understand the way nature works, don't you? rabbits are a prey species, if they do not mate and reproduce often, they'd go extinct. and so would the other prey species, and then the predator species would go extinct as well.

ours did that when we locked her in her cage at night, but she's out in the living room. but she's free roam now. maybe just rabbit proof and let her free roam.

not sure about the bunny's leg. but definitely get some rat traps. had some mice eating my melons this summer, caught 2 of them. used carrots, peaches and apples as bait.

our rabbit is free roam (living room, kitchen, front foyer) but we usually keep the bedroom doors closed. she has her own 2' X 4' cage with hay box, small dog carrier, water bowl, and litter tray. she also has a tray with hay out in the living room. we have wood flooring in the living room, and...

Princess Leia prefers to be petted on the head too.

maybe the healthy one does not want to contract the disease and get himself sick as well.

some take longer than others to over come their natural instinct to run and hide. we've had ours for almost 4 months, she was a FFA show rabbit. still fairly skittish.

Probably doesn't know the difference between urine and water? Or lacking in some minerals/vitamins? More information would help, like age of bunnies, what they're being fed, type of cage, litter box training, etc.

hmm, they reach maturity around 6-8 months. hopefully he settles down soon.