Binky&Bellamy
New Kit
Hi there,
So glad to find this forum.
Five years ago some school kids brought me an adult femal they had found. They asked me to lok after her while they tried to find who owned her.... five years later Binky is my rabbit. She lived in the garden and didn't try to escape so I think she was happy. She developed EC and was totally paralysed but pulled through. Her legs are still a little uncontrolled at times, but she is very capable. She is a calm rabbit, no performances and had a huge yard to roam, but I had to move and she was sent to a foster and bonded with another older female. Binky is unspayed, as far as I know, and so was the other girl. The fosters dog killed Binkys bond mate and then Binky was attacked by a new rabbit that the foster got. I've made a temporary enclosure for Binks 2m x 5m, it's not safe for her to roam my small yard because my landlord has aggressive dogs. I was given 2 three week old buns to raise, a male and a female and I would like to try bond one of the two babies, now 8 weeks, with Binks. The male will be neutered before any instrodustions begin and I will keep him seperated for 2 months before there is any face to face meeting. The big question here, do I bond the male (neutered) or the young female unspayed? Is it possible to bond 2 unspayed females, the younger will get spayed if she is the best choice of partner for Binks. The youngsters are both VERY chilled, at this stage. Binks must be around 8 years old and she gets on well with my cats, dog and rock hyrax and they get on well with her.
Oh yes, my name is Samantha
and I do rehab with injured and orphaned wildlife, I do not have a lot of experience with domestic rabbits.
So glad to find this forum.
Five years ago some school kids brought me an adult femal they had found. They asked me to lok after her while they tried to find who owned her.... five years later Binky is my rabbit. She lived in the garden and didn't try to escape so I think she was happy. She developed EC and was totally paralysed but pulled through. Her legs are still a little uncontrolled at times, but she is very capable. She is a calm rabbit, no performances and had a huge yard to roam, but I had to move and she was sent to a foster and bonded with another older female. Binky is unspayed, as far as I know, and so was the other girl. The fosters dog killed Binkys bond mate and then Binky was attacked by a new rabbit that the foster got. I've made a temporary enclosure for Binks 2m x 5m, it's not safe for her to roam my small yard because my landlord has aggressive dogs. I was given 2 three week old buns to raise, a male and a female and I would like to try bond one of the two babies, now 8 weeks, with Binks. The male will be neutered before any instrodustions begin and I will keep him seperated for 2 months before there is any face to face meeting. The big question here, do I bond the male (neutered) or the young female unspayed? Is it possible to bond 2 unspayed females, the younger will get spayed if she is the best choice of partner for Binks. The youngsters are both VERY chilled, at this stage. Binks must be around 8 years old and she gets on well with my cats, dog and rock hyrax and they get on well with her.
Oh yes, my name is Samantha
and I do rehab with injured and orphaned wildlife, I do not have a lot of experience with domestic rabbits.
