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She will be 3 weeks out from surgery tomorrow. She has lots of toys in her cage, and is constantly tearing the cardboard i have attatched to the divider so the baby Netherland and LH/ND mix can't squeeze through to her. But, she's trying to exercise more, and letting her out in my room isn't too...

To me they look like a black, a blue or seal, and a broken blue tort. I'm no expert on colors though :lol:

My bun shreds the decorative paper, but hasn't bothered the can itself. But, it is possible they might try to eat the can. Like ozemba said, you just take it away if you see then chewing on the can. :D <br /><br /> -- Sat May 26, 2018 1:55 pm -- <br /><br /> Also, as an update: My two baby...

My Netherland Dwarf rabbit, Piper, is two weeks out from her spay(Friday, May 11th). She's in a 3x2 grid blocked off area of the NIC cage, which is six grids long, two wide, and 4 levels high. Each level has a step that is about 7 inches high that she has to jump onto, then she jumps to the next...

I've discovered a nice little DIY hay feeder you can make by using pringles cans! What you need: -Pringles can -scissors/utility knife -flexible wire to attach it -colored paper(optional) -bunny safe glue(optional) Wipe the can out first to get any left over chip seasoning out. Then poke two...

My friend has a booted Dutch/lionhead rabbit she has bred to a REW New Zealand. She has one white foot and a small snip on her nose. I know the REW can hide the broken gene, but my question is: could the booted doe produce more/full broken colored kits?

My friend has two does around 5lbs. She has a NZW buck that is around 8lbs. (These weights are not definite, they haven't been weighed). I know a pound or two difference usually doesn't matter, but is this buck too large for these does?