Hi everyone,
Thanks for your messages regarding P@H. You confirmed my thoughts and managed to put me off them totally!
I've heard from the SSPCA and the two buns that came in are about 5 months old, both unneutered males who have had to be separated as they were fighting. Now, I know I said I didn't have room for two hutches but I remembered the dog cage I got for a hen, which was perfect for Peach post op, and as we not have another shed I thought it could go in there. Not ideal, but if I swap the buns around each day it should work, esp as they don't seem to be large babies (the cage is fairly substantial) and it'll be a short-term measure until "done" and bonded.
These two are lionheads, a breed I've not really come across much before. I've heard epilepsy is common in lions in America. Is the same true here? And how much grooming do they need? Alternatively, if I'm going to have to bond them anyway, I could go for the other two rabbits at the centre instead (a young male and young female) but I'll see what they're like.
Anyway, thanks for all your help.
M
Thanks for your messages regarding P@H. You confirmed my thoughts and managed to put me off them totally!
I've heard from the SSPCA and the two buns that came in are about 5 months old, both unneutered males who have had to be separated as they were fighting. Now, I know I said I didn't have room for two hutches but I remembered the dog cage I got for a hen, which was perfect for Peach post op, and as we not have another shed I thought it could go in there. Not ideal, but if I swap the buns around each day it should work, esp as they don't seem to be large babies (the cage is fairly substantial) and it'll be a short-term measure until "done" and bonded.
These two are lionheads, a breed I've not really come across much before. I've heard epilepsy is common in lions in America. Is the same true here? And how much grooming do they need? Alternatively, if I'm going to have to bond them anyway, I could go for the other two rabbits at the centre instead (a young male and young female) but I'll see what they're like.
Anyway, thanks for all your help.
M