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My chap has pee'd on us once or twice and I quickly figured out it was because he didnt want to jump off the sofa on to the slippery floor (we dont have carpet) and back to his cage. Could she be finding it difficult to get back to her litter box from wherever she is? Its probably not...

Thank you both so much. Right now I dont particularly want a second rabbit but I also desperately dont want him to be lonely. I'll just see how we go for now and maybe reconsider every 6 months or so. Definitely have no plans to banish him to the garden ever.

I cant wait to be able to visit the centre again. I know it's down to individual personalities but from my reading, it seems as though bucks tend to be more easy going (once neutered). If my chap is anything to go by, its definitely true.

I thought as much! Thank you for replying!

We havent looked yet, and will let Bugsy choose his companion, but if I had a say in it I would prefer another Male. Does this combination work? Should I just let go of the idea?

He has just this second come in as I went to take a photo. Cheeky so and so.

No, I've never seen them. Actually that's a lie, in his first few days I saw them but I havent since then. Presume that was just the stress of moving house? Should I be limiting his time in the garden? He honestly does spend all day out there. I opened up the door at 7am and he hasnt come in...

Fab, yes the shelter has said they will help with bonding but only once COVID19 is over as they arent currently allowing visitors to the centre. I'm really nervous about the thought of a second. He is utterly perfect and I worry I wont be able to trust another bunny with so much freedom. I love...

Ooh and some cucumber once or twice.

Oh he isnt my kids bunny, he's mine 😂 My kids are only little and way too young to care for a pet. He's my 4th baby ❤ Yup, neutered and vaccinated. He has unlimited timothy hay, dried dandelions mixed in as it gets him more interested, 20g pellets, fresh grass and occasional parsley and...

Yup, unlimited timothy hay! Oh and grass as he is free to go to and from the garden. He occasionally gets handful of (home grown) parsley of a night time.

Hi all, I have a single mini lop who is 13m and we have had him for just under a month. He has a cage but with one side taken off so he can come and go as he pleases. He has free fun of our living/dining room, playroom and a large section of the garden fenced off. Most days he spends the...