Luluznewz
Well-Known Member
Hey,
So this is kind of an awkward question but whatever. Both my rabbits are fixed and over a year old. Zeppelin, the male, has recently started humping Lulu. Its not like, all the time or anything, but it does happen enough that im posting about it.
For almost everything that doesnt seem to result in real harm I just let them work it out, but I am a bit concerned. Lulu really doesnt seem to like it. Sometimes she will run away and he will chase her around the cage. Other times she doesnt hop away but make a pretty upsetting squeaking noise and grinds her teeth.
That being said, she has never actually bitten / attacked him because of it. Neither of them ever really seem to be hurt, but I dont know If I should try to stop him, or if I would even be able to. I feel bad that she doesnt like it, but I'm not sure if intervention is possible / advisable. Thoughts?
So this is kind of an awkward question but whatever. Both my rabbits are fixed and over a year old. Zeppelin, the male, has recently started humping Lulu. Its not like, all the time or anything, but it does happen enough that im posting about it.
For almost everything that doesnt seem to result in real harm I just let them work it out, but I am a bit concerned. Lulu really doesnt seem to like it. Sometimes she will run away and he will chase her around the cage. Other times she doesnt hop away but make a pretty upsetting squeaking noise and grinds her teeth.
That being said, she has never actually bitten / attacked him because of it. Neither of them ever really seem to be hurt, but I dont know If I should try to stop him, or if I would even be able to. I feel bad that she doesnt like it, but I'm not sure if intervention is possible / advisable. Thoughts?