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I don't know much about introducing them but @Blue eyes has done it before. Although it really depends on the individual dog. I have had an English cocker spaniel and a Britney spaniel that were great with my buns. I never really let them run around together but when I had them with me. My...

I had one doe who every time I would switch bales she would get a clear nose discharge and those eye boogies. I would just slide them out. She did that for about a week and then she would be better. Don't worry about it she will be fine.

@Ramsey You let them free roam outdoors?

It's most likely just an eye booger caused by allergies. Just slide it out. Have you started a new bale of hay? Is your house dusty?

No Problem!

Your welcome!

Adorable btw. She is young so she will forget to eat them sometimes. You can start by pulling them off, If you're grossed by this use gloves. Then take a warm wet washcloth and wipe out the smears. Don't use any soap.

I think that the young rabbit pellets are made of alfalfa, not sure though. If they are and you are feeding alfalfa hay then you don't need the alfalfa hay, you can just feed whatever you feed your adult bun. And even though alfalfa hay can be good for young rabbits (not eating alfalfa pellets)...

All of those toys are safe, just make sure that she isn't eating a lot of the cardboard, to prevent any digestive upset. What's her diet like? Oh and in case you don't know, females should be spayed as soon as possible (as soon as 6 months old) because they have an 80% chance of getting uterine...

I always free fed my babies pellets and I would tell people who bought mine to do so until 5 months also then slowly switch to a limited amount but I would always tell them to make sure if they are eating the size they are in hay every day if not cut back on pellets.

It should be no problem, I spayed my 4-year-old no problems.

They look good. And as long as mom trusts you, you can and need to check on them. If she gets antsy when you mess with them give her a treat. You need to check for any dead kits and flip them over and check that there is no build-up on their genitals. If there is just gently pull it off. If you...

Yep, Gold Tipped Steel comes from the lop side.

Can you post a picture?

As long as it stopped bleeding, he will be fine. If not you can use what they said above or cornstarch.

What breed is he? Looks like Gold Tipped Steel.

No, it's not rare. If you plan on keeping this rabbit they are more prone to eye problems but they can live a long and happy life.

Ok, that makes things slightly different. Wild rabbits develop quicker than domesticated, being fully weaned at 3 weeks but I would go another week beings you are feeding something different then what they would normally do. Still start introducing the grass and such though. We had wild rabbits...

Oh, are these wild babies?

At ten days they still need milk. If your mom is a vet then she probably knows that. But at ten days they definitely shouldn't be moving around much anyway. And should just be getting fur. But my babies would move away from the others when they would get too warm, I bred in the summer, not as...