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Thea & Bobbin
Warren Veteran
Hello :wave:
Welcome to RU
Rabbits are very sociable animals and 99% of the time are better in pairs. I have recently adopted my second and it's so lovely to see them snuggled together
A rescue will be able to bond two buns for you or you could choose a gorgeous pair they already have together
Many people say that the rabbit's personality doesn't depend on the breed, lots of people disagree. I have a mini lop and he is lovely, but I can't see there are huge personality trait differences between him and his lady friend who is a lionhead cross.
Hope that helps, any other questions you have should go in the care and rabbit chat sections, loads of people will be more than willing to answer your questions :wave:
Welcome to RU
Rabbits are very sociable animals and 99% of the time are better in pairs. I have recently adopted my second and it's so lovely to see them snuggled together
A rescue will be able to bond two buns for you or you could choose a gorgeous pair they already have together
Many people say that the rabbit's personality doesn't depend on the breed, lots of people disagree. I have a mini lop and he is lovely, but I can't see there are huge personality trait differences between him and his lady friend who is a lionhead cross.
Hope that helps, any other questions you have should go in the care and rabbit chat sections, loads of people will be more than willing to answer your questions
:wave:Hello :wave: Welcome to RU.
In general they are definitely better in pairs and really its amazing the difference when you introduce a second bunny. They are happier and you can tell.
There have been threads on here about different breeds with different traits but I guess most of us have rescues many of which are crosses so its hard to tell. I think personalities tend to differ greatly between rabbits rather than breeds but I don't know.
In general they are definitely better in pairs and really its amazing the difference when you introduce a second bunny. They are happier and you can tell.
There have been threads on here about different breeds with different traits but I guess most of us have rescues many of which are crosses so its hard to tell. I think personalities tend to differ greatly between rabbits rather than breeds but I don't know.
Emm-Jane76
Mama Doe
I have two mini-lops who are sisters and I have just bonded them back together after having them spayed. They are totally different personalities. One is so laid-back and relaxed and cuddly and the other is a total nutter! I think she has issues! So I don't think the breed matters at all!
Emm-Jane76
Mama Doe
And also yes they are definitaly better in pairs. When my girls were seperated when recovering from their op - they looked so lonely. They have really perked up now they are back together. I would definitely, definitely recommend having a pair of bunnies.
mullethead
Mama Doe
Hi there:wave:
Neil-and-Maria
Warren Veteran
Welcome to the forum :wave:!
Neil
Neil
