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I would block access (x-pens work well for this). Digging is a normal and fun behavior for buns, so it will probably be easiest to just keep her off the bed if she’s ruining things.

Aww that’s great! 🙂 <3

It’s harder with babies because you don’t know what their personality will be, whereas with adults, you’ll have a better idea of their personality and how it will mesh with you existing rabbit. You should be able to bond then after she’s spayed, but I wouldn’t bother trying until then.

I know it’s only been a few short hours but it seems as if we’ve made some progress!  Tig ran around for about an hour last night before we went to bed, and for the first time explored Zoey’s bed and her toys.  This morning after we had let Tig out, my wife held her on the couch and we let Zoey out of the bedroom.  She came over to my wife, and nu…[Read more]

There’s always a possibility you may be able to, but you need to keep in mind that as she progresses through puberty, the dynamic of the relationship can change and may require you to intervene and separate them to varying degrees.

Wick…do you think I can’t bond them at all or just not until she is spayed?  I haven’t gotten her yet so I’m trying to decide if this is a bad idea before I commit and pick her up.

I have a loft, so the buns don’t have access to my bed, but they dig at their own blankets. Some people just need to block off couches or beds, or maybe you could cover your bed with a older/cheaper blanket or sheet so she would dig that instead? The digging could also be something that lessens after her spay.

Humping is not a sex-linked behavior for rabbits, nor is it always sexual. Female and male rabbits will hump other female and male rabbits as a sign of dominance. It’s important that if there is a lot of humping, the two rabbits are working out their hierarchy. Most likely, this will also include potentially biting/nipping/fighting, so you must be…[Read more]

You most likely cannot bond her to him, as her hormones will make it extremely challenging once they emerge. Young rabbits pretty easily get along with other rabbits, making the appearance that all is well, but when hormones hit, the relationship may change. There’s also the possibility that the presence of an unfixed rabbit will make your current…[Read more]

Thank you soooo much LBJ10 and DanaMN 🙏🏻🙏🏻 😭

Noodletherabbit thank you! Yeah I’m not sure either. Maybe because it drips. That’s a good idea with the veggies. I’ll try that out today!

Yellow hay doesnt have to be bad. It can mean its dried a few extra days in the field in the sun.

If the hay smells bad, or if you see white or black mold, obviously throw it out. It is however not possible for our noses or eyes to pick up on all potentially harmful fungi and bacteria that hay can contain.

Hay that has dried outside for 5 days…[Read more]

PLEASE HELP!