I can see why you’ve fallen for him, he’s a beauty!

Do you know if he’s neutered? That would help a bit in having 2 boys even if you not planning to house them together. Having another rabbit around, even if neutered or intact, can cause another to act out so be aware of that.

Now i suppose it’s up to what your parents say. Have they seen this pic yet?

What is the medical issue that makes Riley unable to be neutered?

your avatar bun looks just like my Buki did

He is handsome.

Edit: Just make sure you know exactly what you are getting into beforehand! When I had to keep Totoro and Wilbur separate for over 2 months it was very stressful at times. I felt like I was going back and forth all the time, trying to make sure everything was equal. It was difficult to give them both enough attention. Plus I had 2 habitats to clean. Not trying to say it was a bad thing or convince you not to, just really think about it first

What a cutie! Good luck with your dad. He was always the stronghold when I was younger too. Although it was probably good he was seeing as how me and my mom rescued A LOT of animals. haha

I’d love to hear what his medical issues are, I’ve never heard of that before. If you called I’m sure they could tell you?

You’ve mentioned quite a few times that Riley is a handful, so I’m not sure you’re looking past the fluffy cuteness to the logistics of it all. Keeping 2 bunnies separate is a HUGE pain. Its twice the hay, food, salads, and litter which is already a considerable amount with a large breed. You also have to put in equal time with both, and large breeds need a few hours of out-of-pen Run time, every day. You’re also going to have territorial marking issues, and there’s a good chance that Riley will never litter train completely if he smells other bunny on you or in the house. Even your neutered bun might mark his territory since the other bun is hormonal. There’s also the fact that you’re a teen, and are going to eventually move out/ go to college, and there’s a likelihood that your bunnies will still be alive and well when you’re ready to move out. Finding a space with enough room for 2 large breeds will be tough, as well as if you have to leave them behind, will your parents give both the attention they need? Its much harder to do for 2 than it is for 1 (when they have to be kept apart).

I would LOVE to rescue 100 rabbits if I could, I already asked my husband only kinda jokingly if I could adopt the flemmie that was posted about, but its really just not responsible, and its not fair to the bun.

i would hold off, until you’re out of college and have your own place. 2 buns in separate habitats would get time consuming, and you won’t know for sure if you can even have pets in college dorms. And having one unaltered would make for messes when another bun comes taking over his territory.

Sam and Lady’s human- Some animal are allergic to the gas to put them under. I know a responsible Pit Bull owner who has about 7 rescued pits, all of them but one is fixed. The reason is that his dog is allergic to something in the gases. The dog actually went under once and they almost lost him. It’s actually quit common but sometimes for medical reasons they can’t put a certain animal under.

Posted By Mandyyy on 12/11/2011 10:48 AM
Sam and Lady’s human- Some animal are allergic to the gas to put them under. I know a responsible Pit Bull owner who has about 7 rescued pits, all of them but one is fixed. The reason is that his dog is allergic to something in the gases. The dog actually went under once and they almost lost him. It’s actually quit common but sometimes for medical reasons they can’t put a certain animal under.

Thats really interesting, I’ve never heard of animals having drug allergies like us humans do