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OakRidgeRabbits wrote: Good guess. He's probably about 6 lbs and under 1 yesr. 6-8 months.

I let Loni out for a little sunshine and exercise. He is normaly an indoor bunny but I put him out once in a while when I'm home just for variety. Can anyone telkl me what he is?

missyscove wrote: LOL...I guess I should have posted at least one shot that wasn't embarrassing for him!

Well, luckily Lonnie is an only Bunny so I don't really care but she's been my sweet little girl for months now. It's gonna be a hard adjustment!!

So I was watching Lawnie and SHE sat up and I noticed that she had 2 "swellings" one on either side of her anus. The I thought....OMG, Those are bunny balls, Lawnie's a BOY!!!! She/he is about 6-8 months now. The pet store said it was a girl.... I don't really mind but HIS name is Lawnie! Now I...

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: The chickens run is done already. They need to go out more then she does. They have outgrown their brooder and are over crowded. Lawnie doesn't HAVE to go out. Yes it only cost about $50 to build the coop for the chickens(We actually already had the coop, we needed...

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: I spent more then expected on THIS run, I'll have to wait until I recover from that. I am on a very limited budget and a second run wasn't in the budget. It'll have to wait.

Well, once we have the money to build another enclosure I guess I can do one for just Lawnie. I just think she'd REALLY love being out. She gets out in the house but it's not the same. That and she's a poop factory. I don't really mind the poops so much but she pees everywhere and THAT is a...

jcottonl02 wrote: I'm not doubting or aguing with you but wouldn't it be just as easy for myself to get salmonella from the chickens? Or are rabbits super sensative to it? I handle these birds every day. They are my pets so I snuggle with them, hold them, of course they poop on me however I...

jcottonl02 wrote: Hmmm....well, they already hang out together in the house. The chicks have been too young to let out yet. They are just NOW old enough to go out. They don't bug her, she makes a game of running through them so they scatter and run. I think she's already taught them whose...

So we just built a HUGE coop with an outdoor run for our sweet 3 chickens and would like to allow Lawnie our bunny out (during the day only) with them BUT.... I'm afraid she'll get sick eating the grass. I know she'd LOVE it being out in the sunshine and we've reinforced the bottom so she can't...

I'm just guessing but she must be about 3-4 months old? I got her when she was fairly recently weaned and had her for about a month and 1/2 (she was just a tiny little puff ball when I got her, she's pratically a RABBIT already)

She is already getting the bene-bac and is drinking plenty of water. No worry there. The diarrhea is just about gone. Her poops were still a little soft yesterday and today they are looking pretty normal. She has NEVER had veggies before. The people who raised her didn't feed her any and the...

GREAT question. I hope someone is able to answer this.

I gave my bunny just a tiny bit of alfalfa...HUGE mistake!! My poor little girl had an upset tummy and had the runs for 2 days. She's well on the way to recovery but now she doesn't want her pellets OR timothy hay. She is chewing on EVERYTHING else. Cardboard, millet that my bird tossed out of...

I've had Lawney for about 1 1/2 months I guess. She is about 4 or so months old I'm guessing. She's an indoor bun and has been acting fine since I got her. She had the sniffles the first week but that went away. On Sunday afternoon I gave her a tiny bit of alfalfa. She's never had it before so I...

Are you going to breed them?

LOL....that's adorable!! She is SO sweet and very loving. My husband and I sit on the floor and let her climb all over us. It makes sense that she's grooming me, I just don't want my hair to make her sick.

Has anyone taught thier bunny tricks? My little girl is incredibly curious and affectionate and LOVES to eat. I think it would easy to teach her some tricks. She already comes when she's called (most of the time)

My bunny Trilawney has developed a strange habit of trying to eat my hair! If I'm sitting on the floor she crawls all over me, in my lap, stands up against my back trying to get at my hair (It's VERY) Long and tries to eat it. She is SO obsessed that I have to wear my hair up around her. If she...