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@Meg gave some really great tips for building trust.  Will she let you pet her? I often have success by starting with lots of petting on the ground, when they are in a relaxed mood (so usually after meal time). Then you can kind of sneak in with the brush will petting with the other hand. Hand plucking loose fur often works as well or better than…[Read more]

They were love at first sight easy. I’m currently working a 3rd rabbit into the mix and it’s much harder with her. It just depends on the specific animals. But it can be done!

My bunny died today,December the 26 ,2020 @ 2:41 I woke up to his screams It was so painful watching him die and it pained my heart each time he screamed I stroked him until he took his last breath I knew he was going to die but I just didn’t wanna accept it he was such a caring and loving bunny he will always be in my heart rip gold😭❤

That’s a tough one!  First of all, others may disagree, but I personally don’t think it’s such a priority to groom her, especially if she’s so skittish.  I rarely groom, and just do the petting/picking thing you mentioned.

It seems like the biggest thing is just building trust right now.  I would not suggest picking her up in her litterbox — sh…[Read more]

Hello, thank you for all your advice and helpful info! Sorry it took so long to respond, life has been hectic. Since it’s been around a month since my last update, I regrettably have to say his behaviour is even worse! It’s been almost two months since his neutering, and his humping is at its worst. Before I could have them together and even…[Read more]

Thanks! It’s good to know there are many people with bonded males. Did yours take long time? Were there problems?

Very cute!!

He could also be exposing his scent glands more because he’s on a date. My new boy Cooper is REALLY stinky when he’s showing off for Bun Jovi, but then it goes away when he’s just relaxing.

Neutral territory is really important, so you can try disguising the area a bit more. I would go back to the last set-up where things were going well and spend more time in that enclosure before moving on to the next step. Once you start seeing positive behaviors you want to really let those behaviors cement before moving them or changing things around.