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I couldn’t find anything on the internet pertaining to my issue so I’m really hoping someone can help here.
I recently adopted a 5 year old male neutered rabbit to be best friends with my 6 year old spayed female rabbit. While she seems to tolerate him he seems consumed by her. He is constantly trying to mount her which I perceive as normal but now he seems to not have any interest in his hay or water; just her. I have only had him one week so I don’t know if this behavior is normal and he will soon stop but I’m just really worried about his eating/drinking habits. They are housed in separate cages when I am not home and are free to roam as they please when I am home. He will just stare at her from his cage. :/ What have I done to this little man rabbit?? Any help/advice would be so very much appreciated!
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