kdrifter440
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Our cute little bunny that we got about 2 monthsago was very playful with us. now she has been not wanting to betouched and scared of us. What could be wrong with bunny?
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Blyre
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She may be entering bunny puberty which meansshe's going to baby bunny to adult rabbit. Mine started pulling away atabout three months. Just be patient and keep spending time with them.Eventually, they will come back to you. Now is the time to startthinking about spayingwhen she reaches 6 months or so.
Hope this helps,
Blyre
Hope this helps,
Blyre
cheryl
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Yes..your little girl is growing up,baby bunniesare always cute until they hit a certain age and then they changepersonalities,the not wanting to be touched is normal,mine did the same.
How old is your bunny?
and yes,just keep spending quality time with her,offer her a treat,or just sit with her
just give her some time
cheryl
How old is your bunny?
and yes,just keep spending quality time with her,offer her a treat,or just sit with her
just give her some time
cheryl
maherwoman
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How old is your bun? If she's approx six months old, it'd teenage time!
Our Flower, who is approx seven months, has officially entered thisstage as well. She won't come out to play, lunges and gruntswhen we first put our hand in to pet her, and even at times won't comeover for love...all things that are pretty much completely opposite ofhow she was as a babe. But don't worry...it'll last a fewmonths, and when she's about a year old, those hormones will calmdown. It would also help, of course, to get herspayed. Though, keep in mind, the change isn't overnight withspaying...still takes a few months for those hormones to fully leavetheir system.
Our Flower, who is approx seven months, has officially entered thisstage as well. She won't come out to play, lunges and gruntswhen we first put our hand in to pet her, and even at times won't comeover for love...all things that are pretty much completely opposite ofhow she was as a babe. But don't worry...it'll last a fewmonths, and when she's about a year old, those hormones will calmdown. It would also help, of course, to get herspayed. Though, keep in mind, the change isn't overnight withspaying...still takes a few months for those hormones to fully leavetheir system.
kdrifter440
Member
Yup thats got to be it. She is acting sodifferent. she doesnt like being picked up She does the grunting thingwhen you try to pick her up she has never made any sounds
kdrifter440
Member
How can you tell how old she is? The people arethe pet store were stupid and did not know anything? People call her a"dwarf" bunny but shes some kind of mix
