PrincessCharming
Young Bun
I know that if we had it our way, we'd have hundreds! But realistically, can someone list the pro's and cons of having
One bun
Two buns
Three buns
Thanks!
xx
One bun
Two buns
Three buns
Thanks!
xx
One bun - Gets Lonely, everybun needs somebun!
Two Buns - Perfect They'll be loved up.
Three buns - One may feel left out, however they can be loved up like my 3... but not as loved up a pair would be.
Four buns - Also good, as its an even number, no-one will be left out, and buns like to live in groups :wave:
Thanks! Would it work if say, I started with two litter-mates (boys to be neutered) And then perhaps in a year added two desexed boys/girls?
Don't want to start with four as I want to be able to give my full attention as a newish owner (I had one bun who slept in my room, but I never successfully litter trained him.) I want to be able to be the absolute best bunny owner I can be.
Get a pair, either boy-girl, boy-boy, or girl-girl. Get them neutered, jabs etc.
Then go on to think about adding another pair.
If i was going to have four, then i would choose 2 of each gender.
I was only meant to have 1, then he was lonely so we got two. Then Bungle arrived as a foster and never left. Then the two fell out so I have 3 singles so need 3 more!
Be careful, one easily turns into more!!!
What age will they need to be de sexed to not make babies if I get one of each gender?
EXCITING NEWS!!!
My mother contacted a breeder...She has standard cashmere lops which should be ready in two months. Mum put a deposit down for one so far. This was all a surprise. This wasn't my ideal situation, but this is what appears 'to be.'
Here is the breeders website:
http://www.beksbunnies.com/:love:
have you tried a rescue near you?
Theres lots of needy buns out there that need a forever home too.
I did originally, but there were no buns in my local rescue. I was planning to wait until some came in but my mother has already put down a deposit..
Is it really bad to get a bunny off a breeder? She emailed me, seems truly lovely.
No buns in your rescue?? Blimey there are rescues on here with LOADS of bunnies - so many they cant take them all in sometimes!!
Its totally up to you what you do but if it was me personally I would never get another animal from a breeder knowing what I know now that Rescues are full to bursting (Mainly Due to Breeders!! ).
There are some 'good' breeders out there but also some very bad...
The decision is yours of course. Good Luck x