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they dont fight when they're running around either, it is only when she is nipping at momma's underside for nipples. I will separate them in cages and let them run together as see how that works out.

Any idea how long i should separate them to stop the nipple search? at the moment that is the concern, and I will cross the other bridge as it comes. I had two unspayed females before that never needed to be separated for aggression.

The aggression only occurs from mother to daughter when daughter is trying to feed. Otherwise, there is none and they are cuddling and licking each other just like normal. Why would spaying help the baby to not search for a nipple?

and if i cant get them spayed? i was told numerous times that two unspayed females should have no problems?

how long does she need to be separated??

My female rabbit, who is roughly 9months old had two litters of babies. After the second litter were born, we chose one to keep as a companion. The baby, Annie, is roughly 3 months old now. She is, for reasons unknown, still searching for nipples and trying to drink milk from momma bunny. There...

While gerti was sharing her cage with 9 little ones, she was getting quite grumpy. Honesly i couldn't blame her. However, now that they all have loving homes, we have noticed a huge change in her. She is binking up a storm when we let her out, and it warms my heart to see it. Her little one is...

Our story is a long one, but I thought that since I am new here, I would like to share the story of our adventures with bunnies. We started out looking for a pet. Our apartment doesn't like dogs or cats, so those were out. We then got the bright idea to get a bunny. We found one on craigslist...

We have finally decided to give our little one a name. Ive been calling her cinnamon, but it just didnt seem to fit. So we have decided to call her Annabelle and Annie for short. So now we have a Gertrude (Gerti) and an Annabelle (annie) :-)

I always laughingly compare her to a hare vs. a rabbit... shes so long and large

aww thank you all so much!

I call her awkwardly beautiful :-) Its amusing.. I didnt know that holland lops and lionheads were commonly bred together. We had a male (That we were told was neutered and turned out not to be) and they had two litters together. The babies were absolutely adorable!

I love my gerti, and i was told that she was a lionhead bunny. However, most lionheads that i have seen are much more compact in shape than my baby. Does anyone know what she may be? Im assuming a lionhead mix... This was her as a baby Laying down Face closeup Another one...

This is my beautifully awkward Gerti And this is her little one about three weeks ago... shes grown a lot since then!

I thought I would sign up and see what helpful information i could find, and swap some amusing stories about my beloved bunnies. We have two right now, Gertrude (who we believe is a lionhead mix) and her daughter, whom we havent named just yet. We have had Gerti for about 6 months now, and she...