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I was just wondering if it is possible/hard/easy to train rabbits do do things, like sit, stand, come when called ect.? if you can what are some ways of doing that? Thanks E.

well my babys dont seem to fight at all, inaddition they are like palls, they follow eachother oround the hutchand sleep in little huddels, its really cute!:D

i just gave them some oats. i also have 4 horses so hay isnt any trouble:D thanks for the info E.

its not watery its just not the normal pelety like of poop.

is diareahha really that bad?

so i might not be able to ever put buttons and buster in with tommy and brenda??

will this stop if they are full grown?

To my knowlage they are 5 weeks old, maybe 6.

i will try that. I was wondering if it would be bad to slowly ease them onto more and more fresh greens? No, my avatar is Brenda, shes a full grown female. these are my babs....

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This morning i desided to put one of the babyrexs in with tommy and brenda just too see if they want to sniff nosesor something, so i grabed Buttons(a baby mini rex, male) and set himdown right next to brenda, brenda didnt seem to mind at all, she justkinda sniffed him and walked off, then...

Hi yall, I was wondering what would be the prefured foood to give to my baba mini rexs? So far i have been giving them 80% pellets/10% hay/10% fresh greens. One or both of them have had a little diareahha. Thanks E.

Righto, i have taken out the greens and replaced them with pellets and 2 small carrots and a little grass.

SHould i limmit the greens for the babies?

there both boys

right now i made a little Sharpie mark in there ears.

there names are now Buster and Buttons!!! thanks Bramble Briar86 i havnt desided wich one to be buster and wich one to be buttons, i cant tell them appart:?

i was wondering what would happen when i put the 2 new ones in with tommy and brenda? tommy is newtered, brenda is not spayed, and neither of the 2 males are newtered. will they fight? if so what kind of fighting, life threting? will the fighting subside after time?

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