Mrs. Bunnykins
Wise Old Thumper
In my experience.............................sorry, it's no!!!!
Obviously there are some with psychological issues that do take more time to settle and even if they don't fully settle they still are happy to eat, drink, pee, poo and have some love and attention lavished upon them.
Others......well IMO they are ready to wave farewell to their human carers and get the party started!!!!
Most bunnies are so inquisitive that they can't help themselves and have to explore everything asap. They love seeing, hearing and smelling new things.
This is my personal experience of 11 years of caring for other peoples' bunnies and 17 years of caring for my own.
I just thought I would share my experiences with you to try and put peoples' minds at rest .........even though I'm sure we all still worry about our little darlings.
Obviously there are some with psychological issues that do take more time to settle and even if they don't fully settle they still are happy to eat, drink, pee, poo and have some love and attention lavished upon them.
Others......well IMO they are ready to wave farewell to their human carers and get the party started!!!!
Most bunnies are so inquisitive that they can't help themselves and have to explore everything asap. They love seeing, hearing and smelling new things.
This is my personal experience of 11 years of caring for other peoples' bunnies and 17 years of caring for my own.
I just thought I would share my experiences with you to try and put peoples' minds at rest .........even though I'm sure we all still worry about our little darlings.