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Why do rabbits lie on there sides/back?

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Leeds Wolfette

Mama Doe
:wave::wave:As the title says!

Recently got mylo a new pen and hes keeps chuckin himself on his back so his legs r off the air and then lies on his side. I have seen him do this before but he seems to do it more regular! I thought he was havin a fit or somethin at first! Just curious to know what it means!
 
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OMG - The Gazebo!:love::lol::lol::lol:

Yes pleeese..come one share where you got it!?

annnnnddd...do they do deck chairs?:D:lol:
 
Our oldest bunny does the flop all the time. It's a very very good sign!!! Buns are naturally skittish and that position has them at their most vulnerable. It means she is incredibly happy, comfy and trusting of his/her environment! :love:

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chelle said:
OMG - The Gazebo!:love::lol::lol::lol:

Yes pleeese..come one share where you got it!?

annnnnddd...do they do deck chairs?:D:lol:
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That gazebo was 50 pence from a car boot - never seen another one like it!

They also have a red/white striped gazebo and hammock that we made :lol:
 
aww there so cute when they do it :love:

i want to get a pic of mylo doin it but he shoots up as soon as i get near him or he hears a noise! maybe one day i will get one!
 
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