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Yeah. I had a very feisty female rabbit years ago. Against standard recommendations, we tried bonding her with 2 mellow males who were not bonded but were brothers and seemed to get along easily enough. The rescue suggested we try bonding her with both boys. After several weeks and...

Typically, for attempting a trio, it's best to have all three be introduced at one time. Introducing a 3rd to an existing pair can be more difficult. The more concerning aspect that I see is that you have 2 males to 1 female. Groupings that seem to work are either all male, or all female, or 1...

Welcome to the forum! Cute bun! Would love to see more photos. (His fur doesn't look like rex fur in the photo.)

That's a new one! I wonder if you could catch that on video. Never seen that before.

Territory marking is with their fecal balls which sweep up easily enough. I haven't seen a fixed rabbit mark territory with urine. Random peeing from a fixed rabbit is either a not fully litter trained rabbit or from one with a urinary infection of some type.

The easiest thing for on top of the plywood would be rolled vinyl/linoleum. The trick is to cover the edges so bun can't get an edge to start chewing. This can be done as easily as covering the edges with a piece of wood molding. If you go with this option, look for one with the most texture and...

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Looks like a mix. I'm moving this to the Rabbitry section so our more experienced breeders can take a look. It's also where breed ID is discussed. Glad you found this forum!

Hello and welcome to the forum. I'm moving this question to the Rabbitry and Show Room section. That's the section for all topics related to breeding rabbits. It provides a place for knowledgeable breeders to discuss these topics. Please feel free to re-post again in the Introduction section...

When you get him, ask for some of the food pellets he's been getting fed. (Offer a few bucks in compensation if necessary.) That way you can use these to transition him to whatever pellets you'd like to use. Mixing his current pellets with the new is how to transition as Prietler explained.

One way to encourage more hay eating is to refresh it throughout the day-- 2 or 3 times per day (or more). Don't wait for it to get low before refreshing. There is something about newly added hay that often gets them to eat it. In addition to that, another way to get them more interested is to...

Parsley and carrot tops are high in calcium. They should only be fed occasionally. Kale may also be a bit high in calcium. Daily feeding of all 3 is probably not a good idea. Only one of those three should be fed every few days. In other words, if she gets parsley one day, she should not get any...

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At 9 or 10 weeks as explained above. Bowls are better than bottles. A shallow ceramic bowl (heavy) or a crock attached to the cage side. https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/bowls-vs-bottles.105304/

Some rabbits are just like that... maybe a genetic mix from a lop ear rabbit and upright ear rabbit.

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Unless you are experienced with giving shots, you should not attempt it. But it doesn't really apply in your case anyway. The pastuerella vaccine isn't commonly given anyway (as Jenny mentioned). The one that you may want to consider is the one for RHDV2, and that one can only be administered by...