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As I said in a previous post, there is one rabbit rescue in the entire state on the rabbit rescue map and I couldn't get info on that. When it comes time for me to adopt, hopefully I will be living in a different state by then. Anyway, the bonding page on my blog, should give really good info.

It's always California. I put a bonding page together on my blog of websites of shelters that providing bonding info. There's about 5 on the list. More will be added the future. Some have bonding services. Of the three I had that provided bonding services, all were in California. I even...

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Pin them? I read that you should say OW and then ignore them. I would not be able to pin them, as I know I might hurt them if I do. Pinning them sounds scary to me. You sound experienced and I understand what you are saying, but if the rabbit knew it couldn't escape, wouldn't it freak out...

Previously I sent her a link for a clip those two women did regarding an aggressive rabbit. I find those clips to be highly informative. Your pic is darling.

Based on what I've read, I think it's easily bonding a female with a male than with a female. I also read that sometimes bonded females turn on each other after some time. In regards to the bathtub, that seems to be the place to be for the bonding process. When I get my rabbits, I'm not going...

You are welcom. This rabbit rescue has what they call matchmaking services: Homepage: http://www.rabbitrescue.com/index.php Matchmaking page: http://www.rabbitrescue.com/matchmaking.html This rabbit rescue also has bonding services: Homepage: https://therabbithaven.org/ Bonding page...

Bonding is a complicated process that can be serious and violent...sometimes the fights can be really, really serious. Some rabbit rescues will help with the bonding process. If you are in LA. there is actually a bunny matchmaker. There are clips on bonding on YouTube. 101 Rabbits does a...

I read, "If your rabbit's ears are lying back against its head but are not touching, this can be a sign that it is frightened." (Wikihow.com) So if she was frightened to begin with, she must have seen you putting your hand out slowly as an attack.

GEEZ. Well, according to the video clip I sent you, when you put your hand out you should, put it near the side of the face, not the front. You can also put your hand above the head- where the front is, but above, not head on. As you might know, since she has eyes on the side of her face...

Does she come up to you while you are minding your own business and bite you, or does she bite you when you try to pet her? Here's a clip on how to deal with aggressive rabbits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1abIFF_fgpY

I'm really glad you got her back, but my advise to you is to always stay out there with her. You never know when a bird of prey will come down out of the sky. Also, a friend of mine lived in the country and two people came into her backyard and stole her dog. Took the dog and did experiments...

Jocelyn, one more thing. I came across it. I wasn't able to see most of it yet, but it looks like it's worth taking a look at. This person has tons of clips. I am familiar with her. She's very knowledgeable . This clip is how to get your rabbit to eat hay.

If he hasn't eaten in 12 hours, this could be very serious. After you call the vet... Jocelyn, there is something called Pet Assurance. It's not insurance, it's a discount card. https://www.petassure.com/ or call 888-789-7387 For small animals it's 9.95 a month and it takes money off of the...

Hi Jocelyn, I just saw your message. You need to call the vet and tell the vet what is going on. Right away.

Maybe they didn't just "dump" her. Maybe whomever surrendered her agonized over it. I've never surrendered an animal to someone before, but I imagine that those who cared really agonize over it and those who don't care...I'm grateful they made the decision to do it so the animal could go to a...

Darling bunnies!

This looks like some kind of lop. The floppy ears indicate this...I think. I'm no expert. I just watch clips and read. Here's a video clip that talks about breeds:

Joscelyn, I am so happy that it doesn't sound like anything that is terrible. Hurray for Grandma for coming to the rescue!

I was soooo happy to read that. I hope everything is okay.