Recent content by mistyrabbit

My girl Nethie growls and lunges at our 6 mt old puppy. He's terrified of her!:oops:

One week on and doggy settling in nicely. Rabbit is very interested and goes into his room every morning to say hello. Doggy just wags a tail. If doggy wags anything more rabbit runs away.:) Doggy doesn't follow. Rabbit (Misty) doesn't seem upset: however I took it very slowly, first leaving on...

Ok, folks, deep breath, here goes! The reason I'm up at 5am is I can't sleep because my new rescue pup is coming today. He's a scruffy little crossbreed and doesn't seem to be aggressive. They did a 'cat test' at the centre for me and he didn't seem too bothered by the cat, so I'm hoping he'll...

I don't suppose you changed around any furniture lately? I can't begin to describe how upset my bun gets when we move something. Though I suppose you would have mentioned if you did. My bun is around the same age and surprised us the other day by jumping up on the spare bed. She never tried that...

Hi, thanks for your comments,folks. Good to know buns and dogs can coexist. Sorry, Samantha M, you misunderstood me there: I meant that when I have to go out of the house or leave them unsupervised for a while they would be seperated. Of course I hope they get along enough to share the house...

yes, it'll definitely be the rescue centre, but I was looking at a dog rather than a pup, my reasoning being that they'd have a good idea of it's temperament and if it was passive rather than aggressive. I'm looking out for a quiet dog. Would a pup be better?

We've a small bossy bun who thinks she owns our house. Recently we've ben considering getting a little dog. We would keep them in seperate rooms - basically doggy= kitchen+ garden, bun = everywhere else.We know Misty's going to be put out, but we don't want her to be really unhappy. Is there any...

Oh you lucky thing! When my local vet sees me coming with Misty he says "Oh God no"!:oops:

Sounds like a bun needs neutering. He's determined to mark his territory. My bun (spayed)has a big tray with hay in it for a toilet. She can poo and chew to her hearts content and she can stretch out when the mood takes her. HOWEVER - a few months ago I let the guineapigs into 'her' kitchen for...

At least your bun's not a wuss, like mine: not only does she hate the rain, she comes scurrying into the house when the wind ruffles her fur - and stamps because somehow it's my fault!:) re. slug - your on your own there!

He might just have been objecting to the foreign object you put in his cage. Buns hate their world to be disturbed. My hubby brought home a new sofa last week and a little madam is still giving out about it!:D

All of you who have kissy buns seem to be the owners of boy buns. I've an indifferent girl bun. Knew I shoulda got a boy! Still, she's entertaining in other ways!:)

He doesn't want you anywhere near his cage. :D That's his house. He probably spent ages arranging it in a certain way and he doesn't want people smells on it. Mine hates me to clean up her poos. She fights the brush if she sees me and growls like mad. I have to do it when she's not in the room...

If she hasn't been spayed it's quite possibly spring fever indeed. But my little lady, long spayed, takes strops at the slightest thing and it's not unusual to have her looking for petting one minute and stamping the next. On Saturday I emerged from the bedroom wearing high heels, which I only...

Would have thought that any little bunny boy who hasn't been neutered would still have his fur balls...:lol: