Massive Rabbit Rescue Effort in California

Bunnies in Ontario California need help!  Caroline Charland of Bunny Bunch is reaching out for support in a massive rabbit rescue effort like she has never seen before. From The Daily Bulletin: Read More »

Rabbit Bonding Problems – Brando and Casey

By:  Wendy Duffus I have had the pleasure of living with rabbits since April, 1999. I came home with my first bun, Bunny, when all I had gone to the pet store Read More »

Rabbit Bonding – How to Introduce Two Rabbits

To be successful at rabbit bonding, there are 3 rules which need be followed: 1. The best bonding pair is male and female Out in the wild, rabbits will live in pairs Read More »

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Rabbit Bonding Problems – Brando and Casey

January 31, 2012   Admin   9 Comments

Black Dutch with Silver Martin RabbitBy:  Wendy Duffus

I have had the pleasure of living with rabbits since April, 1999. I came home with my first bun, Bunny, when all I had gone to the pet store for was bird seed, cat treats and fish food.

Over the years, I acquired a few more rabbits and at one point had 4, all bonded to each other. This made living with them all very easy as they were free-range, only being confined to one room at night – the room where their litter boxes, kibble and water dishes, hay rack and toys were all located. In 2010, I lost two of my buns, Blackie and Rex, to illness, 2 months apart. Anyone who has experienced loss of a dear pet knows the heart wrenching pain associated with their death. I thought I would never recover.  Read more... (845 words, 1 image, estimated 3:23 mins reading time)

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Rabbit Bonding – How to Introduce Two Rabbits

November 22, 2011   Admin   1 Comment

2 Rabbits BondingTo be successful at rabbit bonding, there are 3 rules which need be followed:

1. The best bonding pair is male and female

Out in the wild, rabbits will live in pairs of male/female and will at times remain with the same partner for their entire life. Every female (doe) will have her very own nesting burrow and the male (buck) will usually sleep with her there. This is the natural pairing for house rabbits also. Baby rabbits not yet established in a bonded pair tend to be  solitary, hanging around the outskirts of the warren.  Read more... (1241 words, 1 image, estimated 4:58 mins reading time)

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