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There was a really good book I heard of a while ago that helped explain the genetics of Lionhead rabbits and how to breed them successfully, but I forgot it’s name. I believe it was by the ARBA, but I’m not sure. It was supposedly really informative for beginners. Does this sound familiar to...

Yep! None of mine or neutered or spayed. Don’t plan to either unless for I have to for medical reasons.

Rabbits are induced ovulaters. Unlike other animals, they don’t have heat cycles. Does will only come into heat if stimulated by a buck. Try mating her a few times one day and then put them in separate cages next to each other, and try again the next day. She’ll likely be in heat by then. If...

Where I live it’s the Single Manes that are Pedigree. Here Double manes are not desirable. I think it just depends on the state.

Most buns love to chew and dig. It’s part of their base instincts. It can’t really be stopped unless you remove what they’re going at, give them something else that would distract them, or put up a physical barrier between them and where they’re trying to dig/chew.

This is Mr. Hyde. I’m looking for a doe and am going to be breeding him soon, and I’m curious what color he is called and what colors he would go best with. I’ve done a bit of research and from what I’ve researched I believe he’s called a Chinchilla, but I don’t know for sure. I know some color...

That’s awesome!

I know:( I would love to bring him inside permanently, but my mom won’t allow it. He normally has his mate out there with him, but I’ve had to pull her inside temporarily due to her being ready to give birth any day now.

He was already matured when we got him. It’s not his natural personality.

Okay. Will do!:)

He hit puberty before I got him. He’s around 8-10 months now.

Neutering isn’t an option because I’m going to breed him. But I could definitely spend some more time with him. It’s just puzzling because my doe is completely friendly, and yet she gets held less than he does. Maybe it’s just his personality to be more nervous and nippy than her?

I have a hutch, 2 cages and a big enclosure for my 2 buns, so it takes a while for it to get dirty enough to clean. Probably every 2 weeks I go threw and clean everything out.

My little buck has become almost feral and will grunt and kick when I pick him up. When I got him he was super docile, but now he runs away from me and lunges if I stick my hand in his cage. I’m suspecting it might be that he’s stressed out, due to the fact that his hutch and enclosure are...

Bucks are naturally aggressive towards each other. Even when neutered. They got along because they were still babies, but I really don’t know if they’ll get along as adults now. Could definitely work, but also might not. I hope they do though. Best of luck!

I just bred my two Lionhead buns about a month ago and my doe is about to give birth. My doe is a Black Tort. My buck is a chinchilla. Both are purebred double maned lionheads. What do you think the babies will look like? This is their first time being bred together so I'm curious how it will...

Maybe. But people should still have the right to get them if the want. I have a husky and she is definitely more difficult than other dogs, but she’s still a good companion.

Yeah. There are certainly breeds that have more problems. But there’s a lot that don’t, such as huskies.

Not necessarily. I know tons of great looking dogs with good health.

Could be. Or the other babies might be kicking it out too. My momma bun did this to a baby in her last and I kept on putting it back in. Eventually it died for unknown reasons, probably not developed right. Animals can sense things about their babies that we can’t.