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Thank you for the advice. The kids are 3 years old and 2 years old... so they won't listen... Lol I don't allow them to torture the bunnies though. And as far as outside is, he runs outside his cage every day for a few hours at a time. He is very good about using the litter and he only pees...

Thank you, haha. I named him after Dobby the house elf on Harry Potter. He gets outside but not often :( I want to, but when I do my mom is like "Take the kids with you! They need to go outside! :D" So they chase him around on his leash and he gets scared and doesn't enjoy kids trying to ride...

Thank you, I have a very simple cage for Dobby. It is 24inches wide, 24 inches tall, and 32 inches long. But I want to extend and put both bunnies together. I plan on designing a 3 floor hutch with two ramps and having 1st floor for litter and hiding, 2nd for sleeping water and foor, and the 3rd...

That'd be great... But I joined this forum, and I do not know much about browsing yet, as this is my second forum ever.... I am only 14, and I am on my own when it comes to building extra stuff... My allowance is $10-$20 a week... Knowing this, what would you recommend me to search for?

Thanks, do you have bunnies currently? If so do you mind sharing pictures of where they live and how their cage is set up via email or pm?

He used to eat Thompson hay I think it was called. But, I didn't know the importance of hay until earlier today. So I will definitely run to get hay with my parent(s) ASAP. Where do you stand on mineral wheels? I saw salt/mineral wheels in my local pet store called The Tractor Supply Co.

It's a lop, don't know the specifics. They're the first bunnies my family has owned. His cage is 24 inches by 24 inches, I am homeschooled and I wanna be an architect. So I did the research and I am building a 3 floor bunny hutch that is much larger... Then they'll go in my room. As far as the...

I am in a predicament where this cannot be avoided... What does this mean for the bunny's health? I have sisters who are 2 and 3, they never stop screaming for food/water, anger, playing, etc. It's actually my other sister's bunny but she is autistic and cannot take care of him in her room. So...

I have a 3 month lionhead. When can I feed him treats. I bought a bag of pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, hay, etc. It says for bunnies, but I am hesitant to give it to him, given his age.

Thank you Thank you. I have actually had him for a few weeks, so I guesstimated his age. He is near 3 months, but not there yet. What kind of treats can I give him, being that he is only 2 ish months?

Dear, Sky-O I'm not scared of my bunny, yet he still bites me when I reach in his cage to refill his food. It doesn't break the skin and cause blood but it worries me more than it hurts me. He is two months old and I take him outside to play every now and then, I also let him run around my room...

I'm in a similar situation I have a black Lionhead and he only attacks me at certain times... It's not all the time, and it's only when I reach in his cage. Or it is when I am holding him he nips my arm and wants to get down. I was afraid that it is because I play with him by letting him attack...