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Miss Ladybird must be feeling very shook up now! :lol:

I'm afraid so! :lol:

Can you pick some grass? He might prefer this to hay at the moment but he should really have his teeth sorted out..Are you on the IOW?

Sounds like he is the dominant one, which is great! Lucky boy!

They look fine! :love:

Wow! I think that looks very promising! Keep us up-dated!

Sending good bonding vibes Tulsi.xx

Hi Tulsi. Have you considered it could be a mite problem - you wouldn't possibly be able to see anything without a microscope. Good luck and hope you get them sorted out. xx

When you say she rejected a couple of males, were you introducing them in a neutral area as females are very territorial. I would agree with Jane (IM) that an older neutered boy would perhaps work...

I think it could possibly work but be prepared for a close bond between one of the girls and the boy, perhaps leaving the other female on her own a lot. They might all be happy, of course. I...

I hope you find a friend but if you do get them bonded your third Rabbit should not be allowed to get close as this would almost certainly spark off Referred Aggression. Sorry if you already...

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What a lucky boy :love::love:

I personally would not chance upsetting your boy's bond and as some of us have found, with a threesome, there is usually always one who is being left out. Rabbits like a close bond with one other...

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Aw! I like her friend too! :love::love:

Hi. It looks like she has a slight weepy eye maybe brought on by the stress of moving to a new home. Make sure she is not on wood shavings which can cause irritation or not near any smoke. ...

Hi. I read about your dilemma yesterday but could think of nothing useful to say but, after thinking it over, all I can tell you is it is really up to you how to manage this situation. I have...

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Thanks Craig. I will look into it. x

They are very good photos. May I ask which Phone your Son has? I don't have one which takes photos and wish I did.

I agree with Shimmer. Your boys are growing up and need to be separated now as they can inflict severe injuries on one another. Most Vets will neuter boys when they are 12 wks old but there is...

Welcome to the Forum! I have always used lino on the sheds' floors and it works well. My Rabbits haven't chewed it at all, and it's easily washed. Are your Bunnies litter trained?

Is he with another Rabbit as it looks like a chunk has been pulled off?

It sounds like your "spayed" female is actually a male. I would have a look to see if he has testicles and a penis. Poor boy!