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Oh I’m so glad to hear that, he might be a little skittish as it would have frightened him when you stepped on him, in that case you’ll just have to build your bond back up!

You must remember that YOU know your rabbit best. You are the one who spends most time with them and you know what is normal behaviour for them and what isn’t. Please do whatever you can to help your bunny! I had a similar situation with one of my bunnies (sadly passed away) I had taken her in...

- I forgot to add how old he is! He is a year and 6 months old.

No environmental changes, and they have both been neutered for a while (male was done last year, female was done January of this year) they have both been bonded since February and this has not happened until around last week. But he is progressively doing it more and more, she is starting to...

My male was neutered last year and the female was neutered January this year

I would like to add they are both bonded and have been for a long while

I have 2 rabbits, male and female, both of which are neutered.. in the time that I’ve had them they have never had this problem, but my male will NOT stop mounting my female, she really does not like it and he keeps pulling tuffs of her fur out etc and I get him off and move him away but he...

I watch them while they eat because sometimes they steal food from each other, I’ve brought them separate bowls for feeding to separate them but it was a bit of a shock when she all of a sudden started mounting him, my male is a sweet boy, so friendly he just lets her, he doesn’t react at all...

hi everyone, so I’ve got 2 bunnies, a male and female (both neutered) who have been bonded since early this year. They are great together and have never fought or anything. Although recently I’ve noticed some strange behaviour from my doe. Every time I go to feed my rabbits she seems to get...

Hi! My bunny does this too! It’s very strange to watch haha, my bunny will sit right next to his bowl, dip his toes in and aggressively shake them and get all the water off, I believe in my rabbits case it is him using it for grooming, as he will wipe his face with the wet paws! I always thought...

Hi! I’m so sorry for your loss, I lost one of my bunnies due to spaying. When I spoke to my vet they said that rabbits don’t take well to anaesthetic so they can only give them a small dose, this could be the reasoning to what may of happened? They could have given too much or simply it is...

Ahh I see, I’ve had him for over a year and since I got him it’s always played on my mind on what breed he is mixed with, thought I’d let others have a go and see what everyone thinks haha :)

Ahh thank you :) he definitely has mini pop, they said he was mixed with another breed and that’s what I am trying to figure out I looked up the magpie colouring, and it seems to be most common in Harlequin rabbits.. maybe he is mixed with that and has the lopped ears from being mixed mini lop...

Hi! I have 2 bunnies one being a albino mini lop.. and another which I don’t know..? When I brought him I asked for his breed as it wasn’t specified and I assumed they would know as THEY are the breeders.. but they just said “mini lop cross breed” but by the looks of it he seems to have much...

I’d also like to add my bunnies bonding experience to help with your bonding (although not every bond is the same, the time and difficulty varies and sometimes just doesn’t work). I’ve got a neutered male and spayed female, they had what I call “love at first sight” once I had her spayed to...

I’m not saying that it is impossible but it is very very difficult to “completely” bond unfixed bunnies, you should definitely consider spaying her as it would most likely be her hormones that are causing them to fight, unfixed females are territorial. It is also not good for the well-being for...

I’d also like to add, the rest of her body seems as though she’s calm, her ears and down as normal (she lop eared) and she doesn’t seem tense. It simply is just her tail that raises upon seeing the buck with me

Thank you, she is completely fine until I sit on the floor, it genuinely looks like she just wants my other rabbit all to herself, she will raise her tail and I keep an eye on her but she never acts out in aggression, whether she’s contemplating it or planning an attack… I’m not sure. When I sit...

I’m not sure if this will sound like a silly question, but I have 2 bunnies (my male who I have had for over a year and Is bonded closely with me) and a female who I got a few months back. When I sit down on the floor with the bunnies, my male will instantly run over and show a lot of affection...

I will have to contact my vet about it, I have no contact with the previous owners so I can’t find out. Thank you for the info, I’ll contact my vet and see what they say!