Recent content by LaneyMaee

I put both does in a cage and after a while they settled down. Same with the Bucks. I dis a lot of research to understand their behavior. So far they are all being really sweet, they even play with my kitten! She sleeps ontop of the cages and plays with thang using her paws and tail. Its pretty...

Do you think the Does will settle down if I leave them together for a while? Or is it just a bad idea altogether? I have a friend who is going to turn our shed into a place for all the buns to romp around, but I dont want any of them getting hurt!

I'm 13 and I have 4 buns, and absoloutly adore them. I really need some advice on the best ways to care for them and I'm having a few issues with them... :bunnyhop: <br /><br />__________ Fri Jul 13, 2012 8:26 pm __________<br /><br />I have two Californians: 1 Buck -Hewitt- & 1 Doe -Mariah-...

I am thinking about doing the same, my pellets are Corn-Free, but my buns are gaining aloooot of weight. I am not sure if it's their genes or the food. Lately i've been feeding them alternatives here and there ( lettuce, cabbage, strawberries, carrots, ect. )I have two different types of food...

I have four rabbits. Two Netherland Dwarfs, and Two Californians. They are all about 11-12 weeks old. I tried putting the does in together, because I just got a suprise bunny today and was in no way prepared. However the Does were shoving eachother with thei noses and running around after...