Is it within normal for rabbits to get quite spooked by something that then affects their behaviour for a couple of days? Freja has been quite spooky the past couple of nights, and still today. She disappears at high speed into the igloo at almost any noise we make, but it isn't us as such that she's running from - she will come out to see us and still nudges us for cuddles etc when she is out, still very much her cheeky self, and was even approaching for cuddles in the garden yesterday (fairly new behaviour for her). She's also not been outside where normally she's the first out and last in - even when Odin is out she's staying in the igloo. She is still only 9 months, and had a very sheltered life for the first 5 months or so, so she is more spooky than Odin who is pretty well socialised.
She is eating, exploring, behaving normally other than this increase in spooking, and I've checked her ears, eyes etc for any signs of anything amiss, all seems to be normal.
Odin has been a bit humpy yesterday, which is usually triggered by anxiety, so could it just be that there have been some noises and things - or even the change in weather to frosty making things look and smell different - that have upset them?
She is eating, exploring, behaving normally other than this increase in spooking, and I've checked her ears, eyes etc for any signs of anything amiss, all seems to be normal.
Odin has been a bit humpy yesterday, which is usually triggered by anxiety, so could it just be that there have been some noises and things - or even the change in weather to frosty making things look and smell different - that have upset them?
