As the title really! Greyie and Pete are a happily bonded pair (female and male, both neutered). Greyie is definitely the dominant one....being a generally more dominant character, and the older of the two (no idea of her exact age as she was a stray, but over a year). Pete is 5 months old and quite enjoys being bossed about by Greyie (poor boy) :lol: :lol:
The two are always together, snuggling and cleaning each other. Greyie will happily nose/push Pete out of the way though if he's blocking her access to food or something! He seems to be quite happy with this! :lol: :lol:
My mum has a beautiful mini lop. He's approximately 9 months old, neutered and very friendly. He lives by himself as an outdoor bunny in a shed and is very, very loved and spoilt!
I've been trying to convince my mum for a while now to get her bunny a friend for company. She adores my Pete and wants him, but obviously, she's not having him! :lol: No, on a serious note, she's not sure whether she wants two bunnies. I've ran the argument that it really isn't that much work etc etc....but she's thinking seriously whether or not she wants the responsibility of two.
She appreciates that bunny being on his own is not the best option. I have offered to take him and see if he could be bonded with Pete and Greyie as a three. However, would this be doable?
Thoughts/suggestions much appreciated! :thumb:
The two are always together, snuggling and cleaning each other. Greyie will happily nose/push Pete out of the way though if he's blocking her access to food or something! He seems to be quite happy with this! :lol: :lol:
My mum has a beautiful mini lop. He's approximately 9 months old, neutered and very friendly. He lives by himself as an outdoor bunny in a shed and is very, very loved and spoilt!
I've been trying to convince my mum for a while now to get her bunny a friend for company. She adores my Pete and wants him, but obviously, she's not having him! :lol: No, on a serious note, she's not sure whether she wants two bunnies. I've ran the argument that it really isn't that much work etc etc....but she's thinking seriously whether or not she wants the responsibility of two.
She appreciates that bunny being on his own is not the best option. I have offered to take him and see if he could be bonded with Pete and Greyie as a three. However, would this be doable?
Thoughts/suggestions much appreciated! :thumb:
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