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I think the first step is probably to start clicker training your bun. 🙂 Training the bun to “target” is the first step to lots of agility stuff.  I would start with that before moving on to harnesses.

From the rabbit agility stuff I’ve seen, people seem to make it themselves or use things for small dogs?

Hi there,

I think that moving to the same room side by side will actually help the bonding process a lot. You do need to be careful they can’t get at each other, but usually side-by-side living (and side swapping) helps a lot. I also think having that set up will take some of the pressure off to get them bonded quickly, which will be less…[Read more]

Hi there, since intentionaly breeding discussion isn’t allowed here I don’t think many of us will know the answer to this!

I think the short answer is ‘no’ but I honestly don’t know. You might try asking on rabbitsonline.net , as there are more people experienced with breeding there (you might even be able to search that forum and find an answer…[Read more]

I think @DanaNM ‘s bunny Bonnie clucks.

I’m not sure, I’ve never heard what clucking sounds like. I was very surprised because it sounded exactly like a mouse lol.

Thanks for your kind words Dana. Fingers crossed for little Richard. I presume he may always have a pointing-out leg, just hope him not in pain.

One of my rabbits doesn’t like harnesses but my other rabbit does and both are fine with new places. I was hoping to train my rabbit Ollie ( the one that is okay with it ) because I think he will enjoy it. I was hoping to train him before contacting but I don’t know where to get the agility equipment from.

I only have seen postings on social media around competitive rabbit agility. From what I’ve seen, they are always harnessed. If you are looking to enter a specific competition or association that holds these events, contacting them may be the best bet in finding what I assume to be standardized rabbit agility equipment?

As a general note, some…[Read more]

Okay thank you

Are either of the rabbits spayed/neutered? They both seem very young (the female especially; many vets do not spay females until 6mo). If neither or spayed/neutered, I would actually recommend halting all attempts to bond in order to prevent any unwanted pregnancy. Separate from risk of pregnancy, if one or both of the rabbits are fixed, it is…[Read more]