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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 09/06/2010 at 10:17 AM
  amber*s&bbabies
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  Oh man, I had such a startle a few minutes ago. Scully got over on Busters side of the cage and they got into this huge biting, scratching, rolling on top of eachother fight right by my feet. I didnt have any gloves handy to i just had to Push them away with bare hands which took a LOT of courage, though i was gonna get bit really bad. I ended up having to put a box of Buster so i could get Scully back on his side. I felt so bad for Buster He was so startled and he was sneezing and twitching like a crazy person. I wish I knew how to make him better I just found a rabbit specialist in Saint John so my moms going to call very soon. I hope she knows what to do cause I hate seeing my boy so sick
  
  (You guys probably dont really care but I thought I’d tell you cause if thered be any persons who understood what im feeling, It would be you guys, thanks.. )
- 09/06/2010 at 10:20 AM
  Michelle&Lolli
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  It is always scary when bunnies fight. It’s such a violent thing and so unexpected of cute little furballs. I hope you can get Buster feeling better! I’m dealing with a sick Eddie myself and it’s not fun at all.
- 09/06/2010 at 10:31 PM
  jerseygirl
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  We care! Check both over thoroughly for any injuries. Buster probably needed a quiet place to feel safe in and calm back down. Keep us posted if there’s any problems.
- 09/07/2010 at 6:40 AM
  Beka27
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  Oh wow! Are they neutered? Are you planning on bonding them in the future? Can you reconfigure the cages so they are more secure?
- 09/07/2010 at 10:50 AM
  bunnytowne
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  Whoa.    What a scare.    Surprising how rough their fights can be.
  
  Ok let me say something here.
  
  Don’t feel like no one here cares.   We do.   We really do.   Don’t feel shy or rejected b4 we get an answer or comment to your post.   We are all in different time zones and come on at different times. Some of us are online here more than others depending on work and other things we need to do.
  
  If you don’t get a response right away don’t worry about it or take it personally.   This site has a very good caring group of people here. Not like some groups or blogs I have come across.   Some groups are really nasty.
  
  also sometimes we just don’t know what to say lol
  
  About bonding if they are neutered/spayed bonding can start. There is a bonding section here to direct your concerns. Of course the sick fellow needs to get well first. He probably received quite a shock just like you did.   Buns never stop surprising us.
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