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If you place some hay in the litter box and put the feed dish nearby, it really makes litter training easier. Also, if the rabbit initially chooses to go somewhere other than the box, move the box to that location. My 3.5 month old mini rex didn't go in the box the first week I had her. Now, I...

Thank you. Right now, they don;t seem so bad that I can't still cut them off. However, if I can't then I will have to take her in to a vet. By the way, both the rabbits in this thread are TOO cute. I love them.

Thank you bothfor the suggestions. I think I will just have to get someone to come over to help me and I will try to wrap her in a towel also.

Possibly. I live alone, but I can try to get one of my friends to help. I'm also worried because she gets so stressed out when I am doing it. She starts breathing so fast.

She won't stay still when I flip her on her back long enough for it to work. It's hard to even get her flipped over. She kicks and grunts.

I have a French Angora doe that had pretty bad mats when I got her. I have cut a lot of her fur off, but she doesn't like to be picked up for very long (or at all), so it takes a long time to do this, and she squirms the whole time. The areas where the mats are the worst, though, like her bottom...

His fur does not look like rex fur. He may be a mini rex mix. He's very cute, though, regardless.

I still miss my first rabbit (well, the first that was my very own). My older brother and sister had rabbits named Candy and Stuart and they had babies when I was 7. I named mine Thumper. These are old pictures of her from 1990when she was still young. She lived with her sister Cocoa until Cocoa...

I used to raise Jersey Woolies, and they were very sweet and easy to handle. I've had one Fuzzy Lop, and he was also very friendly. I currently have a French Angora and she's not the nicest. Well, she will come up to me and let me pet her face, but she doesn't like being groomed or picked up...

maherwoman wrote: Hi, nice to meet you, too. Yeah, I love them so much. My friends just don't understand why I am spending money to get them bigger cages and have them spayed/neutered, etc. My cats' food is more expensive than mine. Ha. I am a law student, so I don't really have that much...

Ha...You don't even want to know what my room looked like growing up....absolutely full of cages...I had just about everything. I also had horses and a rabbitry outside. Actually, I wouldn't mind all the cages, but my friends already think I'm a little weird having just the 2 rabbits and 2 cats...

Jess_sully wrote: Ah, I'm from the UP, so I pass through there if I ever go home. Thanks for the info. I'm not looking for another one yet. I'd like to wait til the 2 I have are spayed and to see if I can bond them, since I don't really have room for 3 cages here.

picklezon wrote: The angora is 7 months, and the mini rex is 3.5 months. Thank you

picklezon wrote: The angora is 7 months, and the mini rex is 3.5 months. Thank you

Honestly, I'm not sure how much she weighs. I haven't had her to the vet yet, and I'm terrible at guessing. She's pretty heavy, though not as heavy as she looks with all the fur. I'd guess she's only around 7 pounds or so.

I am attempting to get all of the fur short for now because she had some matting, and she doesn;t like to be picked up to be groomed. It's taking a long time, though, to get her totally cut since I just do a little at a time before she wants to get down. Once I get it all cut and mat free, I...

Yes, thank you. I didn't realize until after I already posted these. I will do that when I get some new pictures.

Jess_sully wrote: I loved them. They were very nice. I especially love the blue. I also had 2 satins. They were nice, too. Personally, I just love the color of the harlequins. Out of curiosity, where in Michigan are you? I'm just wondering where the breeder is. I moved down here a year...

Thank you. I couldn't believe the bunny wasn't scared, but she kept hopping up to him.

Thank you everyone for the welcome.