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Yes, I'd like to know what others say about the rabbit somehow protecting their droppings too! My Flemish has no problem with me cleaning out her home base crate every day. I vacuum it out when I change her litter. But, if she has dropped poop on the floor outside of her crate when she is...

Rabbits have only fur on the bottoms of their feet - no pads like dogs and cats. Tile, wood, and linoleum floors make it hard for them to get any traction. Over the years, we've had some rabbits navigate them better than others. We had one house rabbit who was non-plussed by the wood floors in...

From almost two years ago during the shortage.

He's a handsome rabbit! He may be a mix, but I doubt he is a full bred giant. At that size he would be heavier. My girl is a Flemish and she is just over 20 pounds at tenth months and still growing.

Jenga! My girl likes it when I build a series of towers with the blocks for her to run around and knock down.

😂 Yep. Not surprising. My girl's got a good vertical on her. Three feet is no problem. My favorite was when I found her on my kitchen table.....

Hi @CuppyND , I think your enclosure looks good for now, but I used something similar for a while and it wasn't long before my Flemish could hop out of it. While I was still litter training her, I just clipped a sheet over top, but now that she is trained she has a very large crate/den in the...

What an interesting mix your rabbit is! It does look like he's got some Flemish in him. I have a full-bred Flemish Giant. I've had her since she was a baby and she is a sweetheart. Very affectionate and docile, although pretty opinionated too. Definitely makes it known when she wants to be fed...

My Flemish Giant behaves the same way. She does have to spend some time confined as I work and I also have two large dogs. There are days when she will totally wreck her crate and then, when I open the door, she will refuse to come out for a bit. I just ignore her and she eventually can't stand...

Flemish Giants are the best! Congratulations.

We adopted a rescue rabbit today. The shelter identified him as a Flemish Giant, but while he is white, his eyes are dark. He's also not pure white. There is slight gray shading on his ears, his nose, and toward his hindquarters. It's very subtle. I assume he is likely a mixed breed, but was...