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Wildy having the snip question?
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bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
you would need to check if he has dropped there, now I have said it.:lol:If you can't get hold of him yourself to check him out, catch him and ask the vet do check for you.
:wave: How do I say this
If you can't get hold of him yourself to check him out, catch him and ask the vet do check for you.
I will catch the little hooligan before I let him out the shed tomorrow and a have grope of his man bits
I just wanted to know from people who had wildies if they develop quicker than domesticated bunnies rather than upsetting Baby
bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
I will catch the little hooligan before I let him out the shed tomorrow and a have grope of his man bits
I just wanted to know from people who had wildies if they develop quicker than domesticated bunnies rather than upsetting Baby
:wave: Good luck.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Thank you Jane,I did have a little feel of riggle bum this morning but couldnt seem to feel anything
prettylupin
Wise Old Thumper
:wave:abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
I can't remember how old Thistle was when he was done, but about 8 months (I think).
Freddy (girl) hasn't been spayed yet. She only started to become hormonal this spring/summer at about a year old.
prettylupin
Wise Old Thumper
Do wildies really do this? I had no idea! You learn something new everyday! :lol:
They didn't like people 'checking'. I guess they additional stress of being handled made then tenser which sucked them up. that's my theory anyway.
I think you're right about stress Sky-O. Thumper doesn't have any wildy in him, but always hoiks them up when handled.
Very tongue in cheek, I've sometimes thought that he's heard us discussing neutering so often, he's got a bit of a complex about them! :lol:
More seriously I've wondered whether it is some sort of reflex, with them being so vulnerable in rabbit fights for dominance. Although I understand that it's usually the victor who gets castrated if he mounts the submitting looser's head.
Stress makes more sense. Thank you.
