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Squeaking?? Help!!

mumofthumps

Alpha Buck
My bunnies are in their hutch at the moment whilst i tidy the living room up, for the past few days we noticed one of them seems to be sqeaking every now and then like a guinea pig. I have just witnessed it again and it seems to be lily and she just went for thumper!! not visiously it didnt seem like a fight and they are friends straight after but im not sure what this could mean? is she scared of him? She isnt spayed yet I have to sort this out in the next few weeks - but she did start humping him about a weekish ago jane on here said it meant she wanted ot be mated. is this hormones do u think? Please help!!!
 
My female is spayed,but still grunts and can be quite vocal every now and again, as she can sometimes be a bit grumpy! It sounds as though she's having hormonal "I wanna be left alone" moments, and your other bun has yet to respect this. Spaying should help a lot. :) If they are scuffling, keep an eye on them, as you don't want any injuries.
 
Hey :) I wouldnt be too worried to be honest, it does sound purely hormonal. Get her speyed and It'll probably more or less disappear ;) You'd be pretty scared if you heard the noises Rhia makes :shock: :lol: Xx
 
my hubby said maybe she had guinea pig genes :roll: she looks quite grumpy lol thumper is oblivious though he is eatign through the food little chubster lol thank you for your help i was worried she was frightened onyl ever had singular male bunnies before! :):wave:
 
My female will "pounce" and grunt or growl, when she's in a grumpy mood, but it's more of a warning that trying to cause harm, sounds hormonal to me!:D
 
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