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I order from them also, and their hay is great. My buns like it a lot more that the stuff they sell in pet stores.

I have1 flemish giant, 1 dutch, 2 netherland dwarfs, 1 himalayan, 2 lionheads,and 2 holland lops. In my group the best personalities are in the flemish giant and my 2 lops. The lops are very gentle, laid back and not skittish so I would recommend the lops.

Oxbow timothy pellets are the very best out there but they are quite expensive, but definately worth it. My vet sells it so I get it there.

I had the same problem with my rabbit that had SEVERE poopy butt, it was making me crazy. What I found out through trial and error was that changing her from a alfalfa based pellet, to a timothy based pellet made it go away. I'm using oxbow timothy pellets, they are the best. Timothy...

I've had ten rabbits either spayed or neutered without any problems at all. And their behavior definately changes for the better.

I think that it is justexcessive grooming. I have a male flemish, and his 2 girlfriends groom him until he has bald spots also.

If you neuter them young enough before the bad behavior starts, you can bond males. I have bonded males successfully this way.

ben my flemish with his constant companion

Try adding some quaker oats to his pellets, use the old fashioned kind not the quick 1 minite kind. I have read that it will help firm up poop.

I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan and have hadall 9 of my rabbits spayed or neutered atthe Animal MedicalCenter 2330 44Th Street SW there phone number is531-7387 ask for Dr. Vincent she specializes in exoticanimals and I can't recommend her highly enough. I have neverhad a problem with the nine...

I've got exactly the same problem (exactly thesame wallpaper too:)). My rabbits have decimated mywalls. I've been using plexyglass and every time i think Ihave all of my walls covered they destroy another spot. Theyhave also ripped the tops off some of my floor tiles, basically theyare making me...

Flemish Giants, but I have found the small lops to have a wonderful personality also.

She was raised in a home with kids so I thinkthat she should be socialized, instead of terrorized. I havea feeling that the parents gave her no attention and the kids werereally rough on her. I've never seen a more afraid rabbit inmy life. And of course I will keep her, once I get an animalI...

He's 5 weeks old and has a small mane already, thats why I was wondering if he would keep it.

At what age as a baby do their manes come in. Also I just received a netherland/lionhead mix and am wondering what his chances are of keeping his mane. I am assuming that there is much less chance than with a purebred.

I have 6 other bunnies, 2 lionheads, a dutch, 2 netherland dwarfs, and 2 lops. Ben is friendly with all of them including the males. I keep them separated not because of him, but because his girlfriends don't feel the same way, get jealous of him and attack the others.

I recently acquired a lionhead female that wasobviously abused. She is terrified of me and especially of beingtouched. I've had her a couple of months now and she isn'tgetting better. On the rare occasion that I pick her up shebreathes really loudly, and makes squeaking noises. I'vealways read...

Here's some pics of my Ben withone of hisfavorite girlfriends a californian named zoe. heres how gentle he is with a baby... The baby all grown up... Snugglin with his love bunny:D

Ben has a collar and leash that I use when I take him to the vet. Believe me everyone at the vets with their pets were fascinated by the size of my big bunny. As to why to have a flemish, they have wonderful personalities and are the sweetest and just love to be petted. I rarely carry ben, their...

I bought one at my local walgreens, and I didn't think it worked well at all. :X