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Yes. I am an animal care and management student, I was planning on getting her spayed anyways and especially before she turns 4. I'm hoping if kindling goes fine and all buns are happy and healthy to get her spayed after weaning and her milk drys up.

I've read a lot that pine and cedar are both bad for rabbit respiratory systems. Any woods with a strong scent like those are not recommended, as something about the air or oils they emit causes respiratory problems.have you had any problems with this?

I was planning on spaying her but have decided I would like to try to breed her this year, before she gets too old. She has a perfect temperament other then the scratching and nibbles. And I would like to continue that temperment, if I can avoid the scratches and bites.

The problem then is if I put her down and shes not done she will keep trying to jump into my lap even when I'm not paying attention to her at all. I tell her no and push her head down and she just goes and attempts from another angle.

Hello everyone, I'm currently the momma for 2 does. One is a hand raised french lop and english lop cross, who is now almost 3. She is very dominant and protective of me and doesnt usually let me pet the other bunny, but she does love to be picked up and cuddled by me and occasionally my fiance...