bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
Yes.
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My bun Fudgie is having the same dental issue again
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Happy Hopping
Wise Old Thumper
that's small. Since 2007, I adopted small size, also called regular size here, and they are all 2.2 to 2.4KG.
Happy Hopping
Wise Old Thumper
update on their bonding:
the newly adopted male bun Bucky is very tame, when my female bun Andi nibs him, he does not nib back. So the bonding is approx. 75% complete. However, tonight, Bucky hops over to Andi's territory and already start to hump Andi from behind. I have done bonding since 2007, this is something I never seen before. I even smell the odor of his scent glands
Also, the rabbit rescue told me Bucky is neutered. Now, how do I confirm that? When I clean his scent gland 2 wk. ago, I don't see any testes dangling, so does that mean he must be neutered, or could his testes be embedded at the top somehow?
Having said that, my previous male buns, that were all neutered by SPCA, have all done some humping on the female bun(s) thru out the past decades on occasion. But I didn't expect that it happened so soon, as I have seen the past male buns humped the female bun(s) months AFTER they are bonded. But I have never seen a male bun humps the female when they are not even fully bonded
the newly adopted male bun Bucky is very tame, when my female bun Andi nibs him, he does not nib back. So the bonding is approx. 75% complete. However, tonight, Bucky hops over to Andi's territory and already start to hump Andi from behind. I have done bonding since 2007, this is something I never seen before. I even smell the odor of his scent glands
Also, the rabbit rescue told me Bucky is neutered. Now, how do I confirm that? When I clean his scent gland 2 wk. ago, I don't see any testes dangling, so does that mean he must be neutered, or could his testes be embedded at the top somehow?
Having said that, my previous male buns, that were all neutered by SPCA, have all done some humping on the female bun(s) thru out the past decades on occasion. But I didn't expect that it happened so soon, as I have seen the past male buns humped the female bun(s) months AFTER they are bonded. But I have never seen a male bun humps the female when they are not even fully bonded
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
My male neutered male humped the spayed females during the initial bonding stage after his hormones were settled.
Though as Shimmer did, you will need to ask for his medical records to verify he was neutered.
Well done on the bonding.
Though as Shimmer did, you will need to ask for his medical records to verify he was neutered.
Well done on the bonding.
Happy Hopping
Wise Old Thumper
but for a male bun, if it's neuter, then I shouldn't see any testes, right?
