House Rabbit Society

Thank you, a reminder of how fragile they are.

Ok, that brought tears to my eyes! I love my bun and give her better care and more love than most human's get.

Haha, New Ears.

I have one bunny and will soon get her a friend.

good luck Christine!

Best wishes, Gracie!

So cute - adorabunny!

The bags for buns are such a lovely idea.

Happy to have participated in this great giving event again this year. YAY HRS and Bunspace.

Here's to more happy endings for these beautiful,wonderful angels! I really do pity those who don't really see them;look at them but don't really see them. What they miss out of life.

Thank goodness for happy endings! My own Gizmo (who came from animal control) can really identify with this story!

Please contact our DC chapter direct - http://rabbitsinthehouse.org/ to see what they have available.
Please consider adoption over buying from a breeder. So many homeless buns out there.

okie thank you!!

You need to be careful of urine scald. Keep an eye on the skin and make sure it is not becoming red and irritated. You need to litter train your bunny. Most take to it naturally.

http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/litter.html

To answer your question try rubbing some baking soda watered down in a bowl of warm water & then thoroughly rinsing the feet and drying.
Everyone attacked Lucinda but didn't answer her question!!!!!
Some bunnies we've owned CANNOT be littered trained and let's face it their are 'dumb' bunnies that get urine on them anyway.......you just don't want them wading in it folks.

Will you ship if we mail a check?

I do not know if they can ship.
Please contact them directly:
http://www.lowcountrybunny.com/contact.asp?pid=16

If you are not local to this group, you might check with your own local group. I know IN HRS has a lot of extra supplies right now, for example!

I got my dad to hold her while I put the leash on her. We had a fabulous time outside (almost an hour) - she picked some mint out of my herb garden and munched on some dandelion weeds that I've been meaning to pull out of another garden. That twitchy nose was in overdrive as she strutted her stuff for the kids next door (on the other side of the ... See Morefence). She was extremely resistant about coming inside (couldn't guide her in on the leash and I got clawed pretty good trying to carry her in) and taking off the harness was a bit bloody (on my end). She doesn't like that either. But she seemed to LOVE being outside and even forgot about the harness and leash!

Merlin loves his harness/leash cuz he knows he gets to go outside every time we put it on, but we got him used to it as a kit. Just try to associate it with something pleasant while you're putting it on him (like giving him a snack while you do it), and maybe he'll take to it pretty quickly. Above all, though, just have patience, and don't get too disappointed if he never gets used to it.

Always tried to bond Sophie but she never was interested, even after 4 especially lovely male buns. I think she's just happy with me...

I rescued Penni (on Independence Day) and had her for a year and change before I introduced Chocolate ( a turn in to a pet store) to her. At first she was like no way next I look at them cuddling and kising each other. Such a great thing so glad I did it! And it worked

Suzanne,
Spaying can make a huge difference. That being said, you will need to give her time. That might mean caging them for a while.
Here is our link:
http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/litter.html
If you still have problems down the road or have other questions, feel free to write to me.... See More
bill@rabbit.org

A note about post spay-
Do not let her jump up on to anything for about 2 weeks after spay.

Thank you for your help! I'll see if she does better when she gets spayed.

She's in her cage because she kept trying to open all of the presents and I was worried about her trying to eat the tree. She got to open her presents in my bedroom outside of her cage (she also got a new pink harness, some plastic keys, and a grapevine ball with peanuts inside).