Thank you! I think so too, but I may be a bit bias!

Thank you! Izzy turned 1 in February and Bella will be 1 on August 31st. They were actually spayed on Tuesday of this week. Izzy was back to normal the very next day, but Bella had a little bit of trouble. I had to syringe feed her until this morning. They didn’t take long to bond at all. We got Bella in January and gradually introduced the girls. I would say after day 4 we let them stay in the same cage over night and after that they have been inseparable. They follow each other everywhere they go. I love your picture..too cute!

Ha! Yes, we bonded them unspayed. People have been surprised when we tell them that and then I give them the “do not try this at home” spiel. I too have heard horror stories about unaltered rabbits and bonding. I would be more afraid of bonding unneutered Males, but that is just me. Interesting, I’ll have to check that out on rabbit.org.

Just to add, when we decided we were going to get Bella. We bought all new things for the girls: toys, food/water containers, cage, litterbox, ect. Izzy wasn’t allowed around it at all (it was kept in a room she cannot go in). That way either of them had any claim to anything.

Karla, when I get a chance I will post in the bonding section. Andi, they did hump attempt to hump a few times. It was kind of comical because Bella didn’t know what to do. She would just mount Izzy and sit there. I would say we maybe had that problem for a week and then they stopped. Beka, Thanks! I have heard some pretty gruesome stuff myself. I believe the camera packs on 10 pounds..haha Bella weighs 4 pounds and Izzy is 3.1 pounds. She is all fur.

Max and Meadow have beautiful patterns! I love the broken pattern on their faces! It looks like they have on little masks.

Thanks everyone! SullysMum, as for the harness and leash. We let them hop around the house a few days with the harness on to get use to it before we took them out. They aren’t fond of putting the harness over their head, but once it is they are fine. We also give them a reward once the harness is completely on them, so that helps. Izzy didn’t like the leash at first and she tried to chew it for the first few visits outside, but I think it was more because she saw it and thought it would be fun to chew on. After the first few nibbles tried to make sure it was out of her sight (always behind her) when she was out and she didn’t mind it at all. We really didn’t train them, just let them get use to hoping around with us in tow.

Pixiemom, Congrats on your new addition! I can’t wait to see pictures of her! I am sure she is adorable!