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Is your buck neutered? I am sure that my buck would be out for sex with the does who have not been spayed if I put them in the playroom together..

I have always thought two unfixed female bunnies could not live together. But I have an unfixed mother and daughter who have been living together quite happily for over a year. The mother continues to groom her daughter regularly and they love to sleep cuddled together and enjoy being in their...

I only feed a cube or two to my pregnant and nursing does, and the kits when they are old enough to eat these until they begin to eat timothy hay. My adult rabbits eat only timothy hay and a few leaves of greens and seem to be doing well.

I am so lucky that my Baba trusts me completely. When he has the run of our bedroom he will run up the pillow ramp we set up for him, come to us for a pet and then run dow the ramp for either some hay from box or grab a snooze under the bed. Sometimes I wake up to the pitter patter of feet...

One of my bunnies stopped eating and following the advice found on this forum, I dabbed some water near her mouth and began rubbing her stomach. After a long while she ate some leaves. I put her back in her home and she was soon back to normal. I don't know if it was the start of stasis or just...

I feed oats as a treat. Some of my bunnies love it and some won't touch it. Different oats for different folks.

Morning Glory vines are abundant weeds in my garden. The sheep will eat the leaves, but I haven't offered the leaves to my bunnies. Today, I was holding a few leaves in my hand and one of the bunnies pulled them out of my hand and gobbled them up. Can morning glory leaves be safely fed to...

Besides our family of 5 mini lop-eared bun buns and two love birds in our home, we have two St Crois hair sheep, 5 beautiful American Buff geese, and numerous ducks and chickens in our backyard hobby farm. All the animals' doo feeds our papaya, avocado, various citrus trees, our banana patch...

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Baba is the father of our family. His current wife is Lanipoo, daughters Barbarella, son Cinnabun, four other offspring as yet named. Our new adoptee is simply called Coco girl named after another adoptee who has passed away.

We have never fed our buns pellets. They are given timothy hay, ti leaves, and certain vining weeds, which they love. Occasional treats are a few grains of oats, a bite of banana or banana peel, and ti stems for a chew. They all love this diet and are thriving on it.

Aloha, My name is Baba, which means father in Hindi and I am mostly a large mini-lop. I live in Hawaii on a high plateau so the nights here are cool but I have lots of thick fur so I am quite comfortable. I had two wives but Coco passed away and although my second wife, Lanipoo, is quite young...

I have two lop ear bunnies that sit behind my computer chair in my living room. They are housed separately but can see each other, and they share a separate play area, but not at the same time. They seem quite content with this arrangement and we all interact throughout the day when I am working...