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pumpkinandwhiskersmom

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Hi...I'm new to the forum.....we have 2 sweetbunnies....Pumpkin, a six-year-old female, and Whiskers, who is a 3year old male. They are definitely NOT a bondedpair....Pumpkin is a solitary bun, and very cage aggressive.We got each of our guys from a rescue. Thanks for letting meintroduce us....
 
:wave:Hiya and welcome to you and your bunnies :)

Icannot wait to hear more about them,ohh and don't forget those pictures ;)



cheryl
 
Pumpkin is our solitary girl....she's a blackmix...mostly mini rex and Dutch, we think. Whiskers is oursweet boy who loves to kiss everything....mostly our jeans and hispillow! He's a dwarf, and is fairly shy. Once wefigure out how to post pics from our cell phone, we'll put someon! It's nice to meet you....
 
Hi there andwelcome!:welcome1:wave: :hello:grouphug

Your bunnies sound adorable. I really hope we can see some pics of them !

Also, is your girl spayed? Ive found that spaying helps a lot with cage aggression (and with bonding!). Just an idea.

Anyway, welcome (again) to you and Pumpkin and Whiskers :group:

-Haley, Basil:rabbithop, Max:dutch, and Tumnus:bunny19
 
Thanks for the kind welcome! Yes,Pumpkin is spayed....and has actually calmed since she wasspayed. What we think is the deal is that the couple that hadher before she joined our family never let her out of her cage, sothat's the only place she knew for so long. She loves havingher romps, and we love to watch her play. She chews thecarpet quite a bit after she's gotten some exercise, so we put otherthings out for her to play with. Often, when she startsmessing with the carpet, she's letting me know that she just wants somelove!

Whiskers is having his romp time now...his favorite spot is under thedining room table....the dining room is "his" room....it's where hiscage is, and where he feels most comfortable. It's kind offunny that whenever we let him down in the living room, he makes abeeline for the dining room. He binkies all over the place,then races around his cage, under the table, and rests under the chairsat the table. We try to keep his cage out from the wall, sohe has a "chute" to run through...seems to really enjoy that.Anyway...that's our day.....off to forage for lunch here.....
 
welcome
I'm pretty new here myself....its a great place with loads of information and everyone here is so nice and helpfull.

I know our two buns, Wrigley and Harley were never let outtogether since everytime Wrigley went up to Harley cage, Harley wouldtry to rip the cage apart to get to wrigley. We just keptthem side by side for about 1 1/2 years and finally decided to try itout. We let them out together and Harley's aggresive mood dida complete 180 and he just wanted to snuggle with Wrigley all daylong. It was a complete surprize to us.Wish had done it sooner. I know all buns aredifferent, bt it might be worth a shot. there are some greatbonding articles available....I have heard the car trick works verywell.
 

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