Yeah I can relate. I always use to think I'd want a lot of rabbits some day, but now I have 3 of them, the most I've ever had at one time, and some days I find myself wishing I had just stuck to one.
But then the other day I was asking Chris what he thought about finding another friend for Barnaby someday (Probably not anytime soon though), and keeping 2 separate pairs instead of my unstable trio. But you know with my luck, something would happen with Barnaby and the new rabbit and I'd have to keep them separate, another cage to clean.
I think in the future I might try to stick to having just one bonded pair.
When Zeus died I didn't think I'd ever want another bunny. But of course, at the time I still had Barnaby. Then I adopted Berry and Ziggy for Barnaby, because Barnaby isn't friendly to humans and seems to get depressed as a single bunny. In retrospect it probably would have been better if I had just gotten one addition rabbit for Barnaby instead of two at once, but Ziggy and Berry where already bonded, and needed a new home around NYC around the same time when I moved to an area just outside of the city. It just felt like it was meant to be for some reason.
My rabbits really aren't affectionate. Which I understand and accept, that's just how a lot of rabbits are. But sometimes I wish I had more of a relationship with them - that I was more to them than just the person who feeds and cleans up after them. But at the end of the day, I'm just happy that they are happy.
RIP box fort! I took down the bunnies giant box fort yesterday while I was cleaning. It got to the point that it was so chewed up, it was barely holding together. I gave them a new box - nothing fancy this time, just a box with a hole cut in it. I figured they can do all the work making windows and doors this time.
