Robbiemybunny
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Hi , hes being really aggressive to everyone and we can't give him the attention he needs because of that. He bites and grunts and attacks us . What should I do?
I think I've got to re-home Robbie
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CrazyChickenGirl
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Is he neutered?
Robbiemybunny
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peanutdabunny
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just sit on the ground with him, dont try to pet him, have treats in your hand
And how long has it been since his neuter?
John Wick
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If Robbie has been neutered for a while, you've had Robbie for a while, and this is a new behavior, I think it's worthwhile to consider if something is happening health-wise that may be making him fearful. It would also be good to consider if there are environmental changes that Robbie might be reacting to, like the scent of a new person, animal, or the physical environment changing.
A rabbit biting and being aggressive. is not a "personality" (not saying you think it is; just a general statement to say), so if this is coming up, there is likely a cause that could be addressed; however, more information is needed to figure it out. Is this aggression happening all the time, and with everyone? What's happening when it's coming up?
A rabbit biting and being aggressive. is not a "personality" (not saying you think it is; just a general statement to say), so if this is coming up, there is likely a cause that could be addressed; however, more information is needed to figure it out. Is this aggression happening all the time, and with everyone? What's happening when it's coming up?
Robbiemybunny
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He just constantly attacks , even to the point I have to distract him with veggies to clean his litter box or refill his hay .
Robbiemybunny
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He was neutered by vets4pets before we got him
He probably attacks when you change his litterbox because it's HIS litterbox -- his territory. It'll take him time to learn to be less defensive of his territory (mine did).
I asked about space because it he doesn't have much space to call his own, he might be more territorial and aggressively defend what little he does have. Is he in a smaller, confined area a majority of the time?
Be patient with your bun. It can take a while for him to get use to all the changes in his life, and will probably settle down once he's in one place with the same people for a while
Robbiemybunny
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He's not Aggressive just when I clean his litter box and I don't feel like I can give him enough space , Im thinking that's why .He probably attacks when you change his litterbox because it's HIS litterbox -- his territory. It'll take him time to learn to be less defensive of his territory (mine did).
I asked about space because it he doesn't have much space to call his own, he might be more territorial and aggressively defend what little he does have. Is he in a smaller, confined area a majority of the time?
Be patient with your bun. It can take a while for him to get use to all the changes in his life, and will probably settle down once he's in one place with the same people for a while
