Phinnsmommy
Well-Known Member
Okay, well I think I may have mentioned this before, but I really think Phinn may be bipolar.
Just a couple days ago, Phinn was acting really weird. Everything he touched, he would 'boing' off of. Not a binky at all, he was just acting like he was super 'hyper', or experiencing a very big mood high, like seen in bipolar.
Then a minute after that, he started doing his completely rabid behavior, that he does every couple weeks. If you make any movement, he will lunge, and show you his teeth, grunt, and bite you.
When he is out playing, he will be binkying, then come up to me and bite me, for no reason.
And yes, he is neutered, and has been for like a year.
I'm making it sound like he is some weirdo rabbit, hekinda is, but he is still a nice, cuddly boy most of the time.
So, can bunnies even be bipolar? What does that involve? How would you diagnose it?
Just a couple days ago, Phinn was acting really weird. Everything he touched, he would 'boing' off of. Not a binky at all, he was just acting like he was super 'hyper', or experiencing a very big mood high, like seen in bipolar.
Then a minute after that, he started doing his completely rabid behavior, that he does every couple weeks. If you make any movement, he will lunge, and show you his teeth, grunt, and bite you.
When he is out playing, he will be binkying, then come up to me and bite me, for no reason.
And yes, he is neutered, and has been for like a year.
I'm making it sound like he is some weirdo rabbit, hekinda is, but he is still a nice, cuddly boy most of the time.
So, can bunnies even be bipolar? What does that involve? How would you diagnose it?