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- 06/11/2014 at 11:24 AM
  Flesh_man2014
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  Rabbit Info:
  
  My bunny is a fleshman giant bunny and this is the first time I have ever
  had a rabit she is I believe around a year old. I got her as a Christmas present
  so I have had her for 7 months. She is not spayed which makes me wonder
  if that is y she is mean at time. There’s times she grunts and attacks me but there
  is time she is nice.
- 06/11/2014 at 12:57 PM
  manic_muncher
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  Yes I would guess, with her age and behavior you’ve described, that she’s hormonal and ready to be spayed. For health reasons, you should look into getting her spayed. Once done and with a few weeks for the hormones to dissipate, more than likely she will stop with the aggressive behavior. In the meantime, try to avoid invading her space (like to clean, feed, or change water), do those things when she is out and running around doing other stuff.
  
  Welcome to BB! There are a lot of really nice and helpful people here who will help you and answer questions should you need!
- 06/11/2014 at 5:19 PM
  Flesh_man2014
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  Thank you yeah I do try to clean and feed when she is out of the room. An I’m going to look into getting her spayed as well.
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