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did you ever find out what the problem was?? I have a similar sit with mine and the patch seems huge now!

aaaahhh...cool thanks!

Sorry do you mean stress can cause the mites? Or is that a totally different point you were making and I'm just being really stupid!

My bunny's fur is falling out in patches and she is pretty much bald at parts. Her skin is very white and almost scaly underneath. Is this some sort of skin infection? Or is she just moulting? Or could it be stress after all that's been going on?

Does anyone know what it means when they are facing each other, noses touching and not moving? It generally ends with one trying to bite the others cheek too which is not great. I'm just not sure what it's all about and if I should be breaking it up if it gets like this?

Yeah I think that can happen... it's a dominance thing I think.;)

I think my rabbit got this. But it was the girl rabbit who was being kinda nibbled to stay still for being humped! hehe! Might be similar kinda thing? Or maybe I'm the only person to have ever had this!

I dunno... it feels like more than scuffles... will just have to wait and see I guess!:cry:

It's hard going eh? And then today I have put them together after a good day yesterday and they've had a fall out! I just don't know what to do....:cry::cry::cry: Good luck with yours!!!

Well there has been a wee bit of chasing and deciding who is getting control of the corner! But on the whole not too bad... I'm just not sure where to go from here really! Do I keep them separate tonight or put them in one cage? The kitchen is still neutral space for them. Was wondering about...

Well I decided to give it ANOTHER go! The cage swapping seemed to help her get used to being in his space. SO last night I put them in kitchen. Gloves, squirter and food at the ready.. There was no huge probs apart from me getting a sore bum sitting on the kitchen floor! SO going to see how it...

Well it seems to be going okay. She's managing to relax in his cage and so maybe by magic is getting used to his smell/ territory. We haven't put them together again though so I'm not sure if it's actually making any difference or just me dragging things out...

Apparently it's good for them not to have too much cos it means they are a wee bit more careful and don't tear around like mad like usual and end up doing themselves more harm. They do the same with dogs etc. It seems a valid enough reason to me but I'm sure I might get contested with this!;)

Well at the moment their cages are next to each other. We are kinda letting them out of a run about one at a time. It's funny cos if she's in her cage, he will go and lie along side it. But she's still a bit funny about him. We haven't put them together again since they last fell out and am a...

I was wondering about trying this with my two to see if it helps them get on. He's fine. But she's not taking him on... Would putting them into each others cages work? What is the point? So they get used to each others smell/ territory I would imagine? I'm just not sure if this is the best...

I've been looking to get a rescue rabbit up in Scotland and none I could find (up North here) vaccinate or neuteur. I'm not quite sure what you plan using the posters for and know the situ is prob different where you are... That was my only thought. Sounds good tho!:D

How you all getting on??? My person I had set up to take the new boy has fallen thru so back to stage one and wondering if I should give it another go.... It's so sad cos he totally lies right next to her cage when he's out and she's just not having any of it! hehe!

Yeah mine do that too... Not much I can suggest to help it. We just put some extra rugs and things down to try to limit it... Sorry!

Thanks Charlotte! Good luck with yours... I must admit we have found another home for ours. Was quite shocked how upset I am he's going. :( Hope you have more luck!!