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no shes not... does that make a difference? dennis has been nuetered the so no babies! xx

hi :) its still Dennis but bonnie died a couple of years ago, thats why we've just got a new one (elsie) shes about 7 months andvery timid so i dont think they will fight as he is obviously going to be dominant on the other hand i dont want him to stress her out to much if he keeps trying to...

im sure its a familiar subject but i've just got a new rabbit and in the past when bonding ive let the pair just get used to each others smell etc for a month before i let them loose with one another. i was wondering if im being too cautious in leaving it soo long, if i let them meet say after a...

one of my rabbits started acting very jerkily at the weekend, flicking her head back, chewing, head to one side etc. took her to the vet and found out that she's got some kind of internal parisite thats affecting her nerves (explains jerking) thing is to me it seems like she's getting steadily...

do all female bunnies get dewlaps? or is it a sign of being overweight or the breed????

thing is bonnie has sticky up ears so i dont know, i always assumed size made a diference tho as bigger rabbits are generaly more docile :?

ii have to bunnies of a similiar age and size, bonnie and dennis. however in the hot weather in thehot weathre i always find bonnie to be lying around and acting far more docile then dennis, do you think that this is just because some rabbits prefer the heat more to others and bonnie is by...

yer mr Bun used to do that to us, i think itslike grooming though it does start to get a bit painful after a while!he he, its very cute though and used to make me laugh sooo much!!! edeexx

mine tend to just come into the kitchen when it rains, they seem happy enough wondering round and getting under peoples feet! :p edeexxxx

arthur has started holding his paw up sinceyesterday and i really puzzled as to whats up, he must of hurt itsomehow but to me it looks totaly normal and i cant figure when he mustof done it. could he of just banged it or might it be more serious andof broken it? any ideas? edeexx

ahh! he's just sooooo adorable, bless, look athis little tummy!!!!!:inlove:hehe, i'd say get rid of therats and keep little bunny! :anotherbunbut that is my ownvery biast view! edeeexxxx

awwww, bless:D

hehe, yer we've got a similar thing for ourbunnies though they also have a hutch inside it so they can run in andout when they like!

whats this about putting your rabbits together in the car to make them bond quickly? do i put them both in a carrier together in the car or just sitting on the back seat!? please reply to this quick cos were of to the vet soon and i wanted to try it out! edeexxx

i can simpathize with that! arthur runs awayat everychance,bless him.hehe, we had toblock the chimmney with a cushion cos he tried to climb up ther! edeexx

im not sure of the type of hay we get, its just the bags at the petshopto behonest, hehe. anyway, im pleased he cant get overweight on it, thanx 4 the help guys ediexxxxxx

the less pellets you feed him the better, that way it will encourage him to eat more hay and grass ediexxxxx

arthurabsoloutly loves hay and he never seems to stop eating. i no itssupposed to be the main part of a bunnies diet but can he eat to muchhay or grass that itwill make himoverweight?:? ediexxxxxxx

yer i was 8 when i got my last rabbit and imsure i must of acted very simular and tho he did tame i dont think icould of made it the nicest experience for him! anyway thanks for all the advice guys i jst need to put it in to action now! :cool: much lovexxxxx

about 5 weeks ago i got a new rabbit arthur, hesabsoloutly gorgeous and loves being petted however if i walk up to himhe will always run away and hide, he seems genuinly scared of me and idont know if im making the problem worse by having to chase after himso i can catch him to put him away. its...