Bad Bunny!

I had Dillon castrated on Wednesday and since then he has turned into the bunny from hell!!!!! :twisted:
He is so badly behaved I don't know what to do- at one point it got so much I had to shut him away for a short time just to give myself a breather.
He repeatedly tries to jump over the back of the sofa and everytime I get him down he goes back- i'm sure the little devil knows what he's doing. I can't sit still for longer than two minutes as I'm continually trying to stop the kamikaze bunny!
Any advise- is it just that his hormones have worse before he calms down as I realise it takes a few weeks after they have been neutured?
I don't think its boredom either as he's got loads of cardboard, toys, yellow pages etc.
Help

:no: naughty Dillon, behave yourself for your mummy

Sorry, no advice, other than hopefully he'll calm down very soon

hi when i got my rabbit neutered he was exactly the same but after about a month he started to calm down he's actually quite sociable now.

Give it time and he will calm down

ok....i will be patient.
I just thought it was strange how he was relatively well behaved before, then after the op he turned into a psycho!
Probably pay back for me :lol:

lil_sar said:

I had Dillon castrated on Wednesday and since then he has turned into the bunny from ****!!!!! :twisted:
He is so badly behaved I don't know what to do- at one point it got so much I had to shut him away for a short time just to give myself a breather.
He repeatedly tries to jump over the back of the sofa and everytime I get him down he goes back- i'm sure the little devil knows what he's doing. I can't sit still for longer than two minutes as I'm continually trying to stop the kamikaze bunny!

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Eerrm sounds like our regular behaviour bunnies will be bunnies at the end of the day. I noticed that a day in the hutch cools her down a bit, goes all 'star pupil' when back.