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Those are some pictures of him, not very great, but you can see his markings. He pooped today thankfully!

Thank you so much! It’s nice to know that it’s probably stress. I will make sure to leave him alone now, thank you for the advice! I will get a picture up in a bit, I don’t have any yet of him.

We got a new bunny today, he’s a gorgeous mini lop. He hasn’t pooped in probably 6 hours though, the car ride back home was a little over 2 hours, and we put him in his new environment and shut the door and made sure it was dark and peaceful. A little bit later I gave him some romaine and two...

Oh ok, thank you for the help!

So, if I sell some mini lops in the future, do you have to put a sales tax on? I’m curious to see what everyone else does? Breeders, I’d like to hear what you do. I’m not certain if it’s a requirement by the state. And I couldn’t really find information about it, but I live in WA.

Hi! I’m looking to fill out a pedigree for my future litters. Do I need some sort of registration with some rabbit organization or can I simply print one offline and fill it out? I’m hoping to open a small rabbitry in the future and need to know if simply filling out a pedigree by myself without...

Ok thank you!

I was wondering since I have read that you can breed a medium sized rabbit around 6-8 months but I’m not sure if that’s accurate or not, so when does everyone else breed their females for medium sized breeds such as mini lops?

It does seem like holland lops do have a bit more difficulty with raising litters, but I’m not totally certain of that.

O okay, thank you for your help. I really do appreciate it.

Ok. I will try this. This is so sad that this has happened.

Yes, I have been monitoring them together. I’m not letting them be together when I’m not watching. The weird thing is, anytime I’ve ever had rabbits, bonding them was always a breeze, but I guess that’s probably because they were all spayed and neutered. I also did read that even though sibling...

Edit: we put them together for a while, and Ruby seemed to bite Aurora a little on the hind end, it looked like a harsh groom, and then about a minute later, Aurora (the one who bit a chunk off of Ruby’s ear), seemed like she wanted to show Ruby who is at the top, and started to bite Ruby’s...

I have three mini lop bunnies 🐰🐇🐇, two dogs 🐶🐕, two horses 🐴🐎, one is a pony though, four chickens 🐓🐓🐔🐔, and two loud and crazy geese 🦆🦆, no goose emoji though lol!

Oh my goodness!! You have geese? I do too! I have two White Chinese Geese and they are insane lol 😂

So they are separated. Ruby is with Oscar and Aurora is by herself but still in my room and she can see them. Do you think we will be able to put them back together before they get spayed?? I also heard that the ear can revive a little bit, so do you think any of the ear will grow back? Is there...

Ok, I will do that. And I agree, it is quite odd to have this happen so young but it could be something with them bonding with Oscar, I know Aurora would nip at Oscar a bit and then after we got Oscar out of the way, Aurora circled Ruby and bit her, and then about two weeks later, this happens.

No we don’t have rats. And I know, this is so odd that this has happened, although I have had a rabbit that has had a chunk bitten off, never this huge though. Once we started to bond them with Oscar, Ruby seemed to really get attached to him and ignore Aurora. But also, Ruby and Aurora did get...

So, we have a trio, a neutered buck, and two not spayed does. The two does are almost 11 weeks, and they are sisters, and one of them, Aurora, bit off a chunk of Ruby’s ear. I was reading that, even though there may have been bonds that they have had, it can be ruined once they reach sexual...

Thank you for all the replies, I definitely know each bun is different and has their own personalities ☺️