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Thank you they are pretty special!!

Awe thanks I definitely agree with you!!🥰

Thank you!! Yes trio bonding is one of my concerns. I plan on bonding them slowly, getting to know each other in cages side by side for a while then when I see signs of them being comfortable with each other will start small bonding sessions in neutral area. Either way we have room for all...

We have recently added a 3rd holland lop male. His name is Boaz aka Bobo. He is the sweetest little boy, so affectionate. We are so in love! He was neutered recently so we need to wait about 6 weeks before I start bonding process with my pair Blossom and Baxter.

Awe he's so happy he's rescued!! ❤

Welcome to the forum!! Bunnies can be a lot of work, but so worth it!! I love my 2 holland lops.

My sweet girl bun is Blossom 🌸

When we first brought our buns home we also had very minimal space. I purchased a two story small hutch so they could have more space and be able to move around more while I was at work. They loved it! They would go up and done the two levels. They got more exercise when I let them out after...

I actually had the same thing happen some years ago when I was breeding rabbits. My kit was a total chunk! Lol Once it's eyes opened and it started moving around he leveled out and was perfectly fine!! I'm sure he's just suckling and getting ALL the good stuff!! 🤣 Your kit looks adorable and...

My bunnies love card board boxes and brown paper bags open. They will keep them entertained a long time. I have even attached boxes to make different tunnel sections. Also a cat tunnel is a inexpensive toy for them. I also picked up a very hard plastic ball with a bell inside in the baby...

Yes I agree there are definitely situations where they don't bond. When I picked out my hollands I definitely made sure there personalities with not defensive but calm. I will also add that when I introduced them it was neutral ground not in either of there cages. I think that is key also...

That's about how much pellets I gave mine at that age also. As long as during her awake time she eating fine, pooping good and playing I don't think you have anything to worry about!

I have a pair of hollod lops and my female sleeps all day, but my male is more active. I worried about the same thing. So to Make sure she was getting a proper diet I just gave them less pellets and more hay. She's very healthy just likes sleeping! Lol

I went through this exact scenario a year ago. I ended up getting 2 bunnies mine were from separate litters 2 weeks apart from each other. I had them side by side in cage until my male was neutered. Once that was done I started letting them play together. Because they were next to each other...