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I just lost my beloved Zena, pictured as my avatar, just on Friday. Totally devastated doesn't even being to tell how horrible I feel since she passed in the same way. Completely bossy and loving as usual, refused a treat in the morning, then I picked her up and felt her stomach, which was...

I so want an English Lop.

I've tried them all and what I like is the wood pellet bedding from Tractor Supply. Natural, no scent and does great with absorption. Only downside is a little more clean up, but it's pretty good for the price.

Personally, my rabbit controls me and teaches everything.🤪

I mix oats with some pellets as a treat. Mine love the oats so much they will leave the pellets and clean up every spec of grain.

Some buns are just not meant for each other. They're just little, cute furry human attitudes running around and some will quite literally tear each other apart if you let them.

Laminates are considered floating floors, so basically you take off the old flooring and lay this one down. No nailing like wood floors, just interlock them together. It's an easy DIY job.

My chonk would eat anything that doesn't move.

Anything that sounds like a plastic bag opening, and they come running.

Mine is way too smart. He high tails it right under something that I can't get to, and enjoys his catch. It's amazing how fast he can get is big bunny rump under a bed or dresser. He's part shape shifter.

Can't hurt them anymore than mine stealing cookies or trash and he's not crossing the rainbow yet.

I don't have much experience with bonding girls, but my boy is very defensive when there's another male. He's the most loving when meeting females, but turns into a tiger with males.

In reality, its up to the buns, whether sex they are, doesn't really matter. They'll bond with whomever they want. Its great to hear that you want to adopt another. Good luck with the bonding.

Best advise is to take it one day at a time with them. I have the same pair and they got along with just a few days. Introduce them, let them lay around a room together. They'll chase and probably box at each other, but they'll be fine. My two where bonded in a week with no interference...

Same schedule. They get all lovey in the mornings because they're hungry, so I get them half and some veggies before heading to work and the other half during the evenings. I change it up over the weekends, but having food a few times a day makes for a calm bunny.

Mine are free roaming. The only time those two ever follow me is if I have food in my hand. :)

Poor thing. Is the traveling almost over?

I may be new to the forum, but transporting a new bunny around does nothing more than confuse them, so don't be surprised if you get set back with bonding with the little one. When I recently adopted one, he was a digestive mess from running around from pet stores, being held, etc. He finally...

I was just as fortunate with my two. Took but a day and they were fine with each other.

So much good advise. Just remember that new bunnies are so scared, they jump at a another bunny passing gas. But with time, they come around.