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LOL every time I see this it makes my day. Can't even get my two to walk in a straight line... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNPOdffkkLo

Congratulations! I use carefresh and am very happy with it, though it can get expensive.

Thanks for the quick replies guys, this hasreally been weighing on me as Finn was sort of a spur-of-the-momentacquirement (Moxie didn't pick him out herself). MBB - the forced snuggling that we do in front of the TV seems to workbetter thanplaytime, so I guess I will continue this path,maybe...

Hi all, Can't remember if I posted here, but I adopted a little buck justbefore Christmas. He's now about 3.5 months old, vet would like to waituntil 6 months to neuter because he is so small (Holland Lop/?) butgave the go ahead to begin bonding, as my female Moxie is spayed. Theywere caged...

When a bun has surgery it is always stressful -for them and us! But I don't think you should let this keep you from having another little friend. Many shelters adopt out buns who have already been spayed or neutered, perhaps this would be a better option for your state of mind?

Does your bun do this after you'vejustset them down or done something they don't like? Moxie does what I call"foot flicks" which is a similar kicking motion - for her they are thenasty bunny equivalent of "buzz off".

Hi guys, You may remember my post from last week, I was thinking about bringingmy boyfriend's netherland dwarf to live with my mini-rex girl Moxieafter Christmas. Well, Friday I went Christmas shopping.... and while I did get a fairshare of presents purchased, I made the mistake of wandering...

Thank you so much for all the advice! I am goinghome in two short weeks, so I will let everyone know how theintroductory session goes :)

Where are you located? Perhaps you can find an adopter who is close to you.

LOL trust me, I had Moxie spayed after Ipurchased her (and all the stress and GI problems that can accompanythe surgery) - my vet is fantastic and I trust her 100% - Shannon Leeof Lynden Veterinary Clinic in Ontario, if anyone is interested. I'llhave her do the boy bun as well. How rare is it to...

Thanks for the responses. I plan on gettingGeorge neutered if he comes home with me, but since he does not displaycircling/honking behaviours I am hoping that he won't try to hump herduring a brief introduction. I plan on only having them together thatfirst time long enough to gauge whether...

Hi Guys,I was browsing the Bunny 101 forum butcouldn't find anything that addressed my issues in particular. Somebackground: over the holidays I am going to attempt an introductionbetween my year old spayed female mini rex and my boyfriend's male,unneutered 2y/o dwarf mix. If the initial...

Hi there, Not a whole lot of advice on where to find them since I'm in Canada (uphere we have them in the pet stores) but a word of caution - my Moxie,who loves her hay, will not touch hay cubes with a 10-foot pole! To methey look and smell yummy, but the one time I bought them shecompletely...

Welcome! I didn't know gerbils were illegal in California - that seems strange,what is the reason for that? In addition to my Rex Moxie, I have 2 3y/ogerbil brothers, one black (Pippin) and one blonde (Merry).

Moxie's spay cost $220 Cdn (Hamilton, ON) plusabout $90 for meds incurred due to some post-op complications. Glad itonly has to be done once!

Congratulations, they're both adorable!

I use a baby gate to keep Moxie confined to mybedroom - she's about 5lbs and even standing up she can't see over it,so I don't think she has any sense of how tall it actually is. She'snot really interested in it at all, we've never had a problem.

Moxie went in for her surgery on Thursdaymorning. Her vet said that she had come through the surgery itselffine, but had only a handful of poops in the entire 24hrs she was there(although she did nibble at her hay). She suspected stress and told meI could take her home but to call later in the...

My Moxie will also be getting spayed on the 7th. Fingers crossed!

Thats what I was thinking; it's recommended all the time and I've never heard of a bun suffering from slivers before. *edited to add that the support beam was also untreated, no worries there.