ImSoRexyItHurts
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I don't know how I got convinced to do this but good news for everyone. I talked to one of my old friends. The one who was suposed to take Acorn if I had any allergies etc. His dog wasn't exactly agreeing with the idea but we started talking again at least. I told him everyone was saying I should get another bun for him and try to make a different cage. So he took me to go look at these bunnies. When I got there , there was 4 buns. All adorable. I wanted them all. I held each one and sexed them on the spot. I couldn't make up my mind between the 2 that I adored most. I stayed for like an hour at this persons house ( they must have been annoyed lol) and I really wasn't sure what to do. My friend was like take them both. I'm like 2?! NO way! Then after trying to make a decision I decieded maybe I should go with the darker girl cause she had such a pretty face, but the spotted one had such a cute mouth and nose! GAH!
So My friend said well you definitely have to take the spotted one. When he said that I automatically felt bad and wanted the darker girl. After much thought I ended up with both of them! You got to be kidding me! How did I get talked into this?@! lol
My friend says you know for a darn fact that once you get in the car you would have been like " I should have taken the other one" or "I should have taken both" so just do it. And I did...
Now I have 2 new bunnies. Both going on 4 months old. The guy was a breeder who sold to pet stores
He was really nice at least but he kept them outside in this freezing weather and I believe they both have some what of a URI so I have them on Baytril and acidolphilus along with critical care and some extra supplement. He said he had an extra litter and usually the lady from the store pushes she wants more but she didn't sell many this time and he had extra. (nice material objects eh? Ugh)
They don't much even look rexxy because of being outside. Their fur is so much more thick and longer then Acorns but I know it will shed and become thinner once in a warmer climate. They are in my room and acorn is still in the other side of the house purposely until they are better. They aren't that bad but I don't want to take any chances either. They are a bit smelly and their fur a bit dirty and has stuff on them. I can just take a non alc baby wipe to them right?
My friends going to help figure out how to build some kind of larger and taller cage for when they are all introduced.
I have a few questions though. The guy told me he doesn't "fix" any of his animals. I said but don't they go into heat and nest and get stressed etc? And he said no. I said aren't they more aggressive? He said no but they get more fat if you spay them. I'm pretty sure I won't be taking his advice with a grain of salt because of what he does.
I would like opinions though on why females should be spayed besides the preventing of births etc. Do I need to get it done even if Acorn is Neutered? In other words even if they can't get pregnant should it still be done and why?
Also how old do they have to be to get pregnant and is there a chance the ones I have here could be?
Sorry I am used to wild life and exotics that are to risky to be altered so I am not exactly UTD on domestic bunny females.
Well here are the 2 new girls. No names yet. But here is to a new year with more bunnies lol and hopefully getting this crap figured out. I hope this makes Acorn happy
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:sweep:toastingbuns
So My friend said well you definitely have to take the spotted one. When he said that I automatically felt bad and wanted the darker girl. After much thought I ended up with both of them! You got to be kidding me! How did I get talked into this?@! lol
My friend says you know for a darn fact that once you get in the car you would have been like " I should have taken the other one" or "I should have taken both" so just do it. And I did...
Now I have 2 new bunnies. Both going on 4 months old. The guy was a breeder who sold to pet stores
He was really nice at least but he kept them outside in this freezing weather and I believe they both have some what of a URI so I have them on Baytril and acidolphilus along with critical care and some extra supplement. He said he had an extra litter and usually the lady from the store pushes she wants more but she didn't sell many this time and he had extra. (nice material objects eh? Ugh)They don't much even look rexxy because of being outside. Their fur is so much more thick and longer then Acorns but I know it will shed and become thinner once in a warmer climate. They are in my room and acorn is still in the other side of the house purposely until they are better. They aren't that bad but I don't want to take any chances either. They are a bit smelly and their fur a bit dirty and has stuff on them. I can just take a non alc baby wipe to them right?
My friends going to help figure out how to build some kind of larger and taller cage for when they are all introduced.
I have a few questions though. The guy told me he doesn't "fix" any of his animals. I said but don't they go into heat and nest and get stressed etc? And he said no. I said aren't they more aggressive? He said no but they get more fat if you spay them. I'm pretty sure I won't be taking his advice with a grain of salt because of what he does.
I would like opinions though on why females should be spayed besides the preventing of births etc. Do I need to get it done even if Acorn is Neutered? In other words even if they can't get pregnant should it still be done and why?
Also how old do they have to be to get pregnant and is there a chance the ones I have here could be?
Sorry I am used to wild life and exotics that are to risky to be altered so I am not exactly UTD on domestic bunny females.
Well here are the 2 new girls. No names yet. But here is to a new year with more bunnies lol and hopefully getting this crap figured out. I hope this makes Acorn happy
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:sweep:toastingbuns
