RE: Seperating babies from mum.

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RE: Seperating babies from mum.

01/22/2008 at 3:55 PM

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I was wondering whether, any advice here ladies, if bringing all the bunnies into the one area is advisable …. I guess I was thinking perhaps bringing one of your bunnies out Lisa so its a one on one situation. It might be a bit overwhelming and confusing to Luey if all bunnies are out. Mind you he would probably be in his element lol.

I have read some other posts about several ladies here who bond their buns with shelter bunnies and generally it seems that only one bunny is introduced at a time.

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Dawn xx