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if you are desperate for some greens, some delivery restaurants have salads. Just order one with no dressing (or on the side) and feed your rabbit that. Stay away from the garden salad (iceburg lettuce) and go for the ceasar salad (romaine lettuce)

I suspect that she will calm down. From my (admittedly limited) experience Rabbits don’t have very good memories. Give her a couple hours and she will forget you stepped on her — faster if treats are involved — and she will hop back over to you like usual.

I'm interested in this too. I'm thinking of getting Dortmund a girl friend a month or so after easter. By that time I should have figured out the whole Rabbit thing and people will probably be getting rid of their easter rabbits so the shelters should have a good selection.

He's really cute

Cute

If that doesn’t work, maybe wear a pair of cheap spandex gloves under your work gloves. https://amzn.to/2QVLqvD

Yeah, I had him chipped when he was neutered, so we're good on that front. But out of this fear, I wasn't planning on opening the carrier door at all unless I was in a hotel.

Could you use rubber kitchen gloves? Or maybe Gardening work gloves?

You should get her a friend / hump buddy. Can I suggest... https://ebay.to/2DofmZu

Sounds like she is in love with you and sees you as a mate.

The thing that scares me the most about this trip is the idea of Dormund getting away somewhere. About 10 years ago my parents adopted their current dog. Millie was a rescue that someone had abandoned behind the local Ikea. A couple of weeks later my parents drove down from Toronto with...

The recall is only Romaine so I've been feeding Dortmund other types of greens

Honestly my concern isn't that he is hurt, it is that he is angry with me for not letting him explore to his heart's content and my concerns about the amount of stuff I would have to do to rabbit proof my house to let him explore.

Okay here is the situation. I will admit that I enjoy playing with Dortmund on my bed. I have a little tunnel set up for him to hide/run through. And before he gets tired he usually spends a couple of hours doing zoomies and binkies across my sheets while I'm trying to fall asleep next to...

Take him to the vet who neutered him

Alas, I don’t think rabbits are like Dogs. They don’t seem to remember anything beyond a couple days.

I’m pretty sure he’s fine. He’s been doing zoomies and binkies for the last hour. I checked his teeth and they are fine too.

Just as I finished writing this, I heard him scratch himself, then he stretched, came out of his hiding spot and hopped over to his litter box for a hay snack. Still worried. But not as much.

So I called up the vet about an hour ago and they didn’t think I should worry too much. Just leave him in a small space and see if he gets better. I did schedule an appointment for Wednesday. But I am a little concerned he went into his hidey hole two hours ago after I looked at him to see if...