Why am I not surprised it’s Miranda?! lol Bee in her bonnet. Is she still generally the more dominant of the pair or is it more even footing now?
Is she going through a shed? This can make them a little cranky. I would look to any health issues arising, this might be a clue to when something is brewing. Hopefully whatever is causing it will resolve itself.

It’s definitely part of Otto and Hannah’s normal relationship, so I wouldn’t be surprised if your girls were the same. Hannah has backed off on the chasing a bit, but she still does it, especially at meal times or if she thinks Otto is getting too many treats and she’s not getting enough. lol

Otto has actually learned to handle it really well – half the time when she gets behind and nips him, he turns to face her and then shoves his head under hers for groomies. She usually doesn’t groom in this situation (she’ll groom at other times though), but she completely forgets that she wanted to chase him and just hops away. Haha.

Same with Jersey. Growly nippy butt-head but Rumball could care less.

When you moved, did they transistion well? Maybe in the new place she’s feeling the need to re-establish her dominance (even over the humans!). Or she could even be a little insecure. Did they have time initially in their habitat or pretty much free range? I’m just curious really whether new environment effects them, not necessarily saying that’s Mirandas problem.

If it’s not stressing Ariel out too much, I’d be letting it settle itself. Buns seem to go thru these little episodes now and then.

This morning Hannah chased Otto all over the cage because I was too slow getting their veggies ready (they already had pellets). These female rabbits can be so pushy! Haha. Hopefully Miranda settles down and leaves her buddy alone.