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They’re perfectly fine to bond with other breeds :-)

I think their lifespan is generally inkeeping with other buns, but not 100% sure. I think they are probably more prone to injuries which might affect that lol. I'd recommend going to a reputable breeder to make sure you are also getting a genetically sound rabbit. They can definitely become...

Aw haha! Himis are incredible, I rate them so highly. Incredibly friendly and docile. They’re quite small in comparison to a Californian I believe - I have never met one of them! They’re beautiful little souls, I adore them.

Ah the Cali looking ones are the Himalayans and they are one of my most favourite breeds - so docile and kind bunnies!

He was very skittish at first, you had to constantly talk when approaching his hutch so you didn’t give him a fright. He settled right down after a few weeks. I know of many hares that are house based so I am sure they get used to house noises quickly. He is the most lovely, cuddly, attention...

A few more lol

Fabulous bunnies all! If you’re on Instagram we have our own page which is thebunnyshed_wilts Here are some buns for you...

We could never say no to a bunny that needs a loving home. We always find a way to make space, hence why we have so many! Then every now and then we will come across a baby that we just have to have! We've learnt how to keep them cost effectively, so we buy everything in bulk including hay from...

We have a belgian hare and a somewhat prototype of a mini hare! (Hare x Marron de Lorraine). Our full hare, Beau, lives in his own shed outdoors but he is highly social and I know many people that have their hares indoors. They are highly intelligent and active but they can be quite hard work in...

Hi Guys! New to the forum, just here really to get support when needed and share experiences! We live in the Wiltshire countryside and have a rather large amount of bunnies...Here we go... Heidi & Hector - Himalayans Beau - Belgian Hare Shadow - Argente Noir Elise & Elan - Netherland Dwarfs...