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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Boring bunny (post neuter)

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    • Hanz
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        Hanz was neutered a little over a week ago and the difference in him is astonishing. He is now 100% litter box trained, no more little surprises left here and there. He no longer tries to persue my 2 cats. This included circling, honking, marking. No more of that. Now Hanz really does pretty much nothing except beg for treats☺. He is not ill, eats drinks ect. He had zero problems post op. He is Just very chill. He is a flemish so he was never overly busy by nature. He did have some comical sass about him that we loved but not so much anymore. How did neuter/spay change your bun?


      • Vienna Blue in France
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          Your little boy has become a man…. Congratulations!

          Mine has calmed down finally 6 months post neuter (!) and i can assure you i am very happy about it. He used to wake me up at 4am thumping away and dig like he was trying to reach his cousins in Australia !


        • jerseygirl
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            I suspect you’ll still see some comical sass from time to time. He is after all, a rabbit!

            Have you ever built cardboard tunnels/obstacle course type thing for him. That usually makes them curious and active as they either run through multiple time, move everything out of the way or get to work bunstructing it.

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