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Awww, what a beauty! 😀

Yes, I’d say dwarf mix and a false dwarf too. One of her parents is possibly a Dwarf Hotot: they have the dramatic black smokey eyes. They are normally white-coated, so the other parent probably brought in the black speckles.

Our youngsters Owen and Molly are dwarf mixes too, and both false dwarfs. You can indeed tell by…[Read more]

Okey thank you..I’ll try it a bit later

Yes, it can be a bit fickle at times. Sometimes it only works if you go to your own profile and upload the photo there under the tab “photos”.

Then you can open the topic and click “add media”.

Sorry guys I’m not able to upload a photo of Judy no idea why

Thank you so much for the reply.

They were bonded (unsterilized) for around 10 months when we got them. In large terrace area with lots of hiding places. The break up happened after Tila returned from G.I status 2 day vet stayover. During bonding they had 2 bad fights where Frida got eye wounds so we had a 5 day complete break each time to give…[Read more]

Especially young rabbits (and dogs) can get eye boogers. You could try to soften them with a damp, slightly warm compress if you’re afraid you’ll hurt her when you pick out the boogers.

I’d not rush her to the vet. The white of the eyes and them rim don’t look red, there’s no wetness around the eyes like there would be if she had runny…[Read more]

Looks normal to me. I’ve noticed that they seem to occur more often as bunnies age too.

When I was in a small apartment I had cube grid condos that were multiple levels, so I built up instead of out. Then I still would give them plenty of free-roam time in room, but their housing set up took up less floor space.

Oh, and sorry I didn’t answer your question about the boy!

Having an unneutered male in the house can also upset even a very stable bond. They can be SO smelly. I would hate for you to have this newly bonded couple and have the bond break again.

Breed doesn’t matter at all for a bond, but M-F (castrated of course) pairs do tend to be a bit…[Read more]

Ahh so stressful. 🙁

Hmm so you’ve been working on re-bonding them for 2-ish months?  How long were they bonded before they had their fallout? I’m just curious because if they were only spayed 4 months ago, then it sounds like their bond was fairly new? That could have made it more fragile, and if it broke just 2 months after their spay, then…[Read more]

They seem like they are making progress!

Buns can be very particular, and if often works well to play “hard to get”. 🙂

Sometimes a strong smell of a lotion or perfume will make a bun not want to be petted. The other thing is how you approach the petting. If you make a fist that looks like a small bunny head, and place it on the ground near the bun’s face (but not immediately in front…[Read more]

Her spaying could have been the trigger, because spaying causes some hormonal fluctuation that could trigger marking in the other bun.

Keep a close eye on them, sometimes there can be fighting due to these hormonal fluctuations. If you notice an increase in mounting, chasing, or any fur pulling at all you’ll need to separate them and go through…[Read more]

Any newspaper is fine, just don’t use the glossy ad pages. 🙂

Ok that’s good to know! Yeah he said they would just be spraying it on the foundation outside, and he said the same thing about it being fine once it’s dried.

Also try to make her move around a bit (dont chase her, though). Movement helps the intestines work like they should so gas can pass a lot easier.