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Thanks. I will contact the breeder to see if any of her have issues. I didn't notice anything when I got him. Maybe the stress of moving can bring out symptoms? Everything else seems normal...eyes/ears are clear, no diarrhea, acting normal.

charlie is 3-4 months old. I got him last week from a breeder. I'm noticing he sneezes quite a bit and his nose has brown discharge. Does he need a vet or is this something I can take care of at home?

Thanks. We are still potty training and working with the shape of the cage. Right now he’s been peeing the perimeter so we are keeping it small until he gets the hang of things. Hopefully soon!

This heat is terrible. I have chickens and I feel so bad for them.

I know! He’s like a real life stuffed animal.

Update: Charlie’s inside now.

Oh he’s an indoor bunny now. Lol

its been really hot here and I'm wondering how angoras do in the heat? It's supposed to stay 90-100 degrees for the new week or so. I trimmed his fur. He has plenty off shade and water. Do you think he'll be okay?

Ok. Thanks for the info. :)

Oh ok! :)

Wow. I've never heard of that. A lot has changed since I had house bunnies 13 years go. If we do decide to bring him indoors, do we have to neuter him?

Bunnies need vaccinations? (See how little I know!)

Thanks for the reply. Is that all you use for pest prevention is the rear guard? We have him in a rabbit hutch outside surrounded by fencing. The run is 50 square feet. I can see him sticking his head through the fencing so I'm thinking I need to go around the fence with chicken wire so he...

i recently got an English angora. We want to keep him outside. I'm concerned about pests. Would you recommend applying something to prevent pests? If so, what do you recommend? I've attached pictures of our little guy. His name is Charlie. He got his first haircut yesterday.