hellsdarkrose
Warren Veteran
But you really really did because you needed a partner for your single bun would you just get one anyway.
There are so many scenarios where this could occur.
However, if i had a rabbit, solo, who was really desperate for company, i would explain everything etc, like i did in the past, so partner was fully aware of the situation and what was best etc. Literature helps, the rwaf website has lots of posters and booklets for that
I've tried that and the main problem is because it worked before and we got Waffle to go with Radish and they fell out and rebounding failed so he is jaded to the whole process thinks the same will happen again and that we will have a 3rd single bun.There are so many scenarios where this could occur.
However, if i had a rabbit, solo, who was really desperate for company, i would explain everything etc, like i did in the past, so partner was fully aware of the situation and what was best etc. Literature helps, the rwaf website has lots of posters and booklets for that
Could someone give me the key signs of a lonely bunny so I can show him that she really is lonely.
I definitely would not go against my partners wishes no matter how much I felt I was right. It shows lack of respect for them.
I understand your frustration but I also agree with him, what if it didn't work? Then you'd have three single rabbits. Maybe suggest a rescue pairs up your current bun then you have nothing to loose and if current bun doesn't bond at least you'll know you tried
Hubby and I had heated debate after we lost D. D was happy being a single house rabbit, wouldn't bond with any other bun and we tried lots! When he died Gordon wanted a house rabbit. We had just got V and Gordon said lets keep him inside. I said no. He was due to be bonded with my outside trio and we owed it to him to try him with company. Gordon said he didn't want two rabbits indoors. I said well in that case he MUST go outside and be bonded with the group. We now have meg. V and meg live inside lol
Unfortunately not because we have Radish downstairs and we don't have space for another bun.Is there anyway she could live downstairs so she gets more interaction with you?
Louie never seems lonely at all, he isn't destructive ever and potters around really enjoying life.
Is there anyway she could live downstairs so she gets more interaction with you?
Louie never seems lonely at all, he isn't destructive ever and potters around really enjoying life.
If it was down to the welfare of my buns I would do it - but obviously not if i couldn't pay for it myself etc etc
I really wonder if thats because Louie can't see the world like others can, i wonder if thats a contributing factor at least?
Not saying Louie isn't happy though i would never say that, he's always so happy in the pictures and little stories you tell us