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Is this normal behavior???
- Thread starter Melndan
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I have a male bun that did this a couple of weeks ago. Vet checked for mites/skin irritation etc, but found nothing. He says that it may have been caused by stress :? He's part of a bonded 9, so vet said keep an eye on him closely. No more fur found since, & bun's fur is growing back (somewhat raggedly), so hoping it was a one-off. When i posted about it, though someone said that nesting in males sometimes happened?
Thanks Guys.
Tam, he does have a wifey!!! He spent all day yesterday doing this, running round and picking up hay and straw from all over the hutch and taking it to the 'bedroom'
He hasn't been under any stressful conditions. Just wondering if this weather could be bothering him!!
Tam, he does have a wifey!!! He spent all day yesterday doing this, running round and picking up hay and straw from all over the hutch and taking it to the 'bedroom'
He hasn't been under any stressful conditions. Just wondering if this weather could be bothering him!!
Tiger Lilly
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Aww Bless him :? xxx
cannonwoman
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Blue, my mini lop who lives with 2 spayed girlie buns nests!!!!! It shocked me at first but now i`m used to it. We call him our gender bender bunny! :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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honeybunny
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Mel is this Tarka's hubby? If so you did say she's a messy so and so and perhaps he's dropping hints about clearing the place up 
:lol: :lol: He must be a great house husband I reckon. Maybe I ought to bring him here to show my two how to keep a tidy hutch!!!! :lol:honeybunny said:Mel is this Tarka's hubby? If so you did say she's a messy so and so and perhaps he's dropping hints about clearing the place up
