Oh i didnt know that! thats all they had just lots of hay other than that! thanks for the tip!
they are boy and girl just together until there old enough to be outside
not my first buns! just my first baby buns! there not related. thanks for the advice! me and my partner are against each other atm got a while to look into n think about n talk about it!
ow i know you were just giving advice! and its very much welcomed! gypsi is 10 weeks tomorrow toby is 7 weeks!
they are my first french lops both with different personalities gypsi is a wild child but a big (not yet!!) softie at heart where as toby is the opposite hes quiet and a bit nervy atm hopefully gypsi rubs off on him!!
we were going to breed them, not sure totally yet! tobys ears havent quite lopped properly yet how long does this normally take??
He's very young, so might not happen until 9/10 weeks, but they will! Don't worry.
If you do want to breed them then they shouldn't really live together, as he'll drive her crazy with all the humping, and she'll have too many pregnancies for her body to handle. Too much humping can make her bleed and can cause all sorts of infections. Having babies could change her personality completely. Unspayed/unneutered buns can be aggressive and grumpy because of all the hormones, so if they're going to be pets then they should be "done". You'll have to get used to a mouthful of wee every so often. It might be nicer to have them as a bonded pair (possibly house bunnies).
(Sure you know this....just in case).