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Sorry if I got the two mixed up or if they're the same I don't know, but we believe this is E. Cuniculi. It is not an ear infection. The thing is after I posted that she wasn't doing well, the next day she was bright eyed and bushy tailed! Eating drinking and alert. I've read a lot of research...

Yeah, she doesn't have any marks or anything. She seems to be improving. Still eating and drinking fine. I even brought he buddy in and the played a little bit. My husband thinks she just hurt herself squeezing into he pin she was found in. It just seems weird to me, because she's not usually...

We have a buck(named Foofoo) who has been challenged by his offspring before. A little bunny boxing. They usually box and run for a few days until the submit to pop and everything is fine. We have one though who is about 7 mo.s old now(named Bolt). He's always been a little wild. I've always...

And if they find a way out, they'll never forget it. Even if you haven't figured out how they did it yet. lol One of our Does who happens to look just like this one... :bunnyhop: seems to be stealth, when out back door is open. (She has fee range out back and never sneaks out.) You wont see her...

Well like I said, wild rabbits must do this. I know we've bred a lot of wild traits out of them, but there's still some traces.

Also depends on the kid. I have a friend that we gave a rabbit to. I knew it was the perfect match for her and her, lets say high energy kids. When they were over, holding different ones, most of the rabbits were running up the kids and mom's shoulder. One I knew was super ladied back and I...

Well there would've been nothing new out there to eat. I'm thinKing maybe she's hurt because she was in the big baby pen. We can see how our why, she was roaming free in the yard. Maybe i hawk grabbed her and she got lose and dropped in there?? :?: <br /><br /> __________ Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:30...

Yeah, seems they just become part of the group. This Mama has always been a great nester though. She's a miniature and only tart 4 or 5 at a time, once when we had her four and another 4 kits together, they were about 4 weeks. She in no time flat gathered all 8 and fed them, lickity split!

One yet old female is acting strange. My kids came home and Fund her in a pen, that we can't figure out how she got in. Her legs are all worKing, Burr she's leaning way to the side. Falling over even. One and a while her eyes kinda stitch. She's nibbling on a snack, not making high pitched...

Long story short... 8 week old got lose in the yard. Mama was fee ranging at the time. She actually helped me catch him. Circling him. Makes sense when I think about it. Wild rabbits must do this to keep babies from going to far off. I've just had the opposite, lol I mean I've reached down to...

Of course! Mine are pets. Some ours, others waiting for adoption. A pet is a friend. They talk with their body language and chirps ect. I know they mostly likely don't understand the actual words, but they get the sentiment. I talk to my birds and dogs as well.The birds may be good imitators...

Their personalities can vary. Some are more energetic and some more cuddly. Most somewhere in between.Even the wilder ones, that don'T like to be pet as much are very entertaining. Those ones surprise you once and a while with affection. Very heart melting . ;-)

Love that sweet face!

Just a reminder of how cute rabbits are! Ours do thus too of course. I use the pet bowls that are two in one. It should give more room for feeding, but not with two or three bunnies sitting in them. I should start taking pictures. It makes cute pics i see.