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@cc_10 , buns are so very very fortunate to have forever homes.

Kindly apply lots of kisses. Very beneficial to give a thumbs up on the DVM clinic you had for his neutralization (neuter) surgery! @itsronni , Bucky is so lucky to have your love!

I hope your rabbit-savvy vet will offer more advice. As we bun parents know from a variety of medical conditions that can occur, GI stasis is a deadly killer if ignored, and at some time in the next 10-14 years bun guardians will need the help of a DVM. Experienced exotic vets have the...

@itsronni, Thanks for being so patient with the hormones and spring fever!

Another resource: House Rabbit Network

@cc_10 please give your boy some extra head rubs from me. What is his name? Hormonal boys are challenging. Our diva lionhead, spayed female via a rabbit-savvy DVM, is still challenging at age 3 !! She will bite in a flash, i.e. territorial diva. The cost was ~ $900 after she was treated...

@cc_10 , you are very perceptive to think your boy may be lonely. Lagomorphs are capable of bonding deeply with their bun parent/s, caregiver, or another of their own kind. Within the past months we were notified of a lonely bun kept in minimal space on cold basement floor, with minimal...

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Fortunately your boy has not begun spraying urine, pre-neuter. I understand totally about wanting to bond with a hormonal, pre-neuter male especially with the grunting, nipping or biting. Happy to learn your boy comes upstairs for some interaction and play hours. Over and over again the...

This is not collapsable. Yet found at a resale shop or online. Our crew is kept safe. I continually supervise so none of the neighbors dogs or a hawk comes near. - Our disabled residents and healthy elders, et al, enjoyed their safe enclosure. Our area is filled with predators and...

@Orrin , yes there are cases of dogs let into stores and people fuss over them. I always wondered why they aren't at home instead of being on the driver's lap? My shelter friend would get very angry any time she saw a canine left in a car. We are talking two different species here. Rabbits...

@itsronni - thank you for the pictures! I understand about vet costs, yet our furry family members can appreciate that we care and want to keep them in good health. Kindly keep us posted on reports, or more images when time avails. Much love to Bucky and Beepers. p.s. we make sure...

@SarahsBunny, Rabbits have so much personality, and so? From the nearly 20 years of rescue and bunny parenting, we truly enjoy their personalities and how they interact with their stuffie pets, too! Prior to adopting our first from the local shelter, we didn't think domestics were...

With rescues from high-volume shelters and abandoned buns taken off the street, the hormones kick in and mounting, circling, grunting, engage. Their dominance intentions occur also after neutering as we notice that with our elder sp/eutered house rabbits. One 2 m.o. rescue did all the...

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@FrancisK, How is Stannis doing?

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@bunbunbuns - RO forum has an excellent search feature with the magnifying glass icon in the top navigation bar. When time allows you can peruse. The archives are a huge benefit. Thank you for wanting the best for your new family member!

Our housing units and private bedroom spaces have improved since 2003. Yet this may give you some ideas? I will add that our elder girl caught her leg on a rail causing a fx'd femur so you want to look for trouble spots when fragile bones could get trapped and fracture. The buns formerly in...

Our furry family and sanctuary buns have quadrants, exercise pens, or an XLG d/k crate as private bedroom spaces. Multiple hop levels or a sit/nap shelf and a large litter pan to accomodate their size and hay is beneficial. Add the toys, water bowl, and lounging area to stretch out. A...