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Rabbits!

I love rabbits because...

  • They're sooo cute!

    Votes: 52 27.5%
  • They're friendly!

    Votes: 19 10.1%
  • They're entertaining!

    Votes: 40 21.2%
  • They've cast me under their fluffy spell!

    Votes: 78 41.3%

  • Total voters
    189
I picked up two dutch rabbits that were supposedly "Super sweet!" but ended up being little devil bunnies. I'm pretty sure it's just hormones because they are teens. Anna runs around the cage stomping her feet when I enter her room. I think she is just displeased with me being there and kindly saying "please go away. I don't want your attention right now" but I am trying to get her used to my attention because she stomps all the time. So where am trying to almost force hold her. Elsa mainly just hides or sits there like a potatoes. I think she just needs reassurance that I am not a predator and won't hurt her. It is the same thing I did with Lavender (Who may I add used to jump out of arms, bite, Totally shread you with her claws, ext ext) Now she I data an angel bunny. So I'm hoping it works the same. When all my rabbit does become a teen they usually act like little demon bunnies but with a LOT of handling, patents, and persistence I should be able to break both of them. Any tips? Wish me luck!
 
. I have been counting down days and now today she has Ben a lil fidgety and not really wanting to be touched she hasn't hardly at her fruits veggies hay of pellets today so I've got a feeling the babies are coming very soon. Today is the 30th day so hope by tomorrow night she has them. I will post pics of her and babies when they get here. Yay I'm excited


This reminds me of when my rabbit had babies. She ran freely. Because she kept escaping from her outdoor pen. She socialized with our male rabbit that had also escaped. She gave birth behind our chicken laying boxes. We waited till they had a thin layer of fur then I carried them in. There are 5 babies who are adorable. Their mother is back outside and they are healthy, active little bunnies. We think the mom is pregnant again. I cross my fingers while my dad is hoping she isn't. I have been finding blood residue from her urine. My dad thinks she's having more babies but I think she's just going into heat. But just to make sure I check around the coop.
 
I picked up two dutch rabbits that were supposedly "Super sweet!" but ended up being little devil bunnies. I'm pretty sure it's just hormones because they are teens. Anna runs around the cage stomping her feet when I enter her room. I think she is just displeased with me being there and kindly saying "please go away. I don't want your attention right now" but I am trying to get her used to my attention because she stomps all the time. So where am trying to almost force hold her. Elsa mainly just hides or sits there like a potatoes. I think she just needs reassurance that I am not a predator and won't hurt her. It is the same thing I did with Lavender (Who may I add used to jump out of arms, bite, Totally shread you with her claws, ext ext) Now she I data an angel bunny. So I'm hoping it works the same. When all my rabbit does become a teen they usually act like little demon bunnies but with a LOT of handling, patents, and persistence I should be able to break both of them. Any tips? Wish me luck!


Rabbits stomp their feet to warn off rival bunnies. My rabbit does this to me. She is pretty much telling you "Don't come any closer! Back off!" If you get closer they will bound away.
 
Quote: Rabbits don't "go into heat." While their hormone levels do fluctuate in a cyclical manner, they are capable of becoming pregnant during most of the cycle.

Some rabbits don't process a certain protein completely, and it stains their urine orange-red when excreted by their kidneys. If that is what you are seeing, that is "normal" for that rabbit. If you are seeing honest-to-goodness blood, your rabbit has a serious problem, and you need to deal with it asap.
 
My name's Anna
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Cool :) . I renamed them To Oreo and Cookie. I still like Cream instead of Cookie though..

Quote: Yeah, She thinks the cage is ''All hers'' so she will run around it to try and intimidate me. I just pick her up anyway. :p Cookie and Oreo have actually improved quite a bit after a couple training sessions. She has stopped biting (For now at least) And has started licking me. <3 I have worked with several devil bunnies and it works good. I still gave her space but at the same time let her know I was ' Top Bun'. :)
 

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