My rabbits are horn dogs...

[Wolpertinger]

So for some unexplainable reason, Rosie just humped Gimili's head, but its not the first time she's done it. Why would she do that? I'm just curious.

 

[countrybuns]

that is a sign of dominance so she is showing gimili who is the boss

 

[kirbyultra]

:yeahthat:

 

[Inle_Rabbitry]

Yes, it's certainly a dominance thing. It may cease in a few days or it may last for quite a long time, depending on if/when your rabbits figure out who is going to remain the dominant one.

It's also not uncommon for rabbits to mount "the wrong end" as they are driven more by impulse than realistic ideals, so to speak

 

[Luluznewz]

I just have to say I the title of this post really cracked me up.

Try not to think about it like that. Rabbits really dont have control over a lot of their behaviors and its not actually supposed to have any "horn dog" intentions. They are like kids fighting over who gets the front seat or who gets to control the remote.

 

[Wolpertinger]

I figured it was a dominance thing, but my mind always seems to go to the gutter.
Its rather entertaining to watch. They've yet to do it today, but yesterday they were both going at it like CrAzY! haha

 

[SnootyPuffs]

Wolpertinger wrote:

So for some unexplainable reason, Rosie just humped Gimili's head, but its not the first time she's done it. Why would she do that? I'm just curious.

Okay dominance yep....but we don't really know what bunnies are thinking LOL!

 

[jujub793]

:wink you know what they say about rabbits lol