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best breed to get,???

englishgirlie

englishgirlie

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Im thinking of getting another bun (not told patner yet Hehe)

We have a girl lion head already so what i want to ask is.

Will she get on with a male better or female, and what breed of rabbit is the most friendly and gentle or should i say dosile.

Blossom is due to be spayed in about 3 weeks i know i cant bond them just yet.

Hope you can help.x
 
englishgirlie said:
Im thinking of getting another bun (not told patner yet Hehe)

We have a girl lion head already so what i want to ask is.

Will she get on with a male better or female, and what breed of rabbit is the most friendly and gentle or should i say dosile.

Blossom is due to be spayed in about 3 weeks i know i cant bond them just yet.

Hope you can help.x
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Generally Females get on best with Males. Of course they both need to be neutred and you are doing the right thing there :)

Since the lionhead is a very small breed I would suggest another lionhead or any other dwarf breed.

Once your girl has had a suitable time to recover I'm sure your local rescue would be happy to help you find a suitable friend for her. It can be a bit hit or miss so you don't want to just go out and grab one.
 
normally the best pairing is neutured male with spayed female, i would suggest a breed of similar size but its not essential.

i would contact your local rescue and see who blossom likes the best! :lol:
 
Frenchie

From personal expierience i would say that the french lop is the most docile and friendly breed.
But every bunny is different and you would probably be looking for a smaller breed right?
I would say mini lop....
(Big fan of lops here!!)
Lol
xx :lol:
 
Agreed - I have my lionhead trio'ed with a Silver Fox & an English & there's no problems in my house - usually it's the lionhead causing them if there is!
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Yep, same here :lol: Mine is boss of my group of 6. There has never been any doubt about that :shock::lol:
 
we had a lion head (spayed 2 yo female) and she bonded with a very timid blind neutered 2 yo dutch buck..
i would say that i agree that lion heads are quite ..."moody"???!!!
she was certainly the boss!!:lol:
we didnt have any issues bonding them they met and fell madly in love:love:
we were very lucky!
good luck with getting a new furry baby!
 
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