lol she’s scanning, i started a thread about that when i first came on, its completely normall

Monkey does that, although she isn’t scanning.. she’s sleeping

Monkey takes quick naps sitting upright all the time.. totally normal for her.

slightly, she’s so little and close to the ground its hard to tell sometimes. i think its a balance thing, to keep themselves upright while sleeping…

Don’t worry, the rocking is completely normal. Lash, my first bunny, would tuck herself into a furry ball with her forefeet curled under her chest and her hind legs tucked under her bottom, level with my hip, on my bed, and she would rock away!!  She would gradually come to closing her eyes in this position and her closed eyes would twitch while she rocked her head every which way.  I think they do this when they are in dreamland, probably dreaming of running and being active. No worries.  Lash lived to be 7 and a half years old which outlived her normal lifespan for Netherland Dwarfs by two and a half years!

Yep, definitely sleeping. Scanning is when they bob their heads up and down actively while trying to judge depth perception or checking out something new. What you’re describing is like a power nap! Otto will often get rocking fairly hard when he does this – it’s so funny.

Pepper sleeps with her eyes open, and rocks a little sometimes.   It creeped me out until I got used to it.

If your bunny is shedding, then PLEASE keep grooming or brushing, even though it makes them look funny.  The more loose hair you get off them the less they can ingest which could cause serious stomach problems because rabbits can’t throw up hairballs.

It’s fine, you didn’t do anything wrong. That’s totally normal, what’s happening with your bun. She’s not that old, right? She’s just losing her baby fur. The baby fur is fluffy and light colored, while the adult coat is smoother and darker. While they go through the transition from baby coat to adult coat, they have mixed patches, but that will disappear and it will be all of the darker color. But that’s totally normal and it happens to all bunnies. And you pulling out her loose fur did NOT cause the mixed patches.