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bunny boy-tude and neutering..
I don't feel like posting on my fb about the bunny's boy nuggets lol so hopefully someone here has some input.
Originally- I thought we'd be fine, he seemed like a really docile sweet bunny. But now that he's had antibiotics for a few days I'm realizing that he was just really sick and lethargic. He def is exhibiting some tell tale boy issues-- aggro cranky stuff (he IS a bunny so its not a big deal lol.. but you know). Headbutting me @ med-time.. throwing a lil bunny temper tantrum and biting stuff when during med-time.. he bit the CAT.. pee stuff.. etc stuff like that. My concern is that he's already 1+ yrs old (I believe his bday was in july actually).. So are these behaviors already pretty ingrained in him?? will getting him fixed really help at this point? Like I said it's not the end of the world if he has his little boy nuggets to me- he's not going to hurt anyone, he's just.....moody.
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well I'm no bunny nugget expert...
but I'm really not a fan of balls as a general rule if that helps you at all :P |
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lmao.. thanks wifey
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*giggles* I'm with Shawna
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ONe of my CT members is a vet tech. I'll ask her for you
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I don't have any input about neutering a bunny or not... but I do know that bunnies have tempers anyway! My bunny used to bang his feet really hard on the bottom of the cage if I wasn't paying attention to him when he wanted me to! lol!
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lol bratty bunny...clyde tends to "throw" things with his mouth to get attention.. or grab his cage door again with his teeth and shake it.. he's got a major tuuuuuuuuuude.
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This thread cracks me up! Whooda thunk to snip a bunny?
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lol! Isn't it funny how fluffy & sweet looking they are!?! Little punks!
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I didn't read the other posts, so I hope I'm not repeating stuff.
But my mom's bunny Snoodles (yes, she named her bunny Snoodles *gag*) was super sweet and chill at first but soon became a typical boy bunny. He was aggressive, mean, etc. She got him fixed and it helped A LOT, but the doc said she waited too long and some of the bad behavior was ingrained in him. So, get it done asap. It'll be a lot better for you all.
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This thread is crackin' me up! I'm seriously in my office right now LOL'ing. Thankfully, I'm the only one in here at the moment, or I'm sure I'd be getting some strange looks!
BTW, La, can we please see pics if the humping of the cat happens again?? I just need to see that for myself!
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I actually have a 9 yr old boy bunny who still has his nuggets...and he's not at all aggressive...but he had a brother who died some years ago that was way too aggressive. So yeah, it just depends on the bunny. I think with him being just a year old he should mellow out quite a bit.
Be forewarned though as a previous poster said, bunnies really don't handle anesthesia well at all usually due to low liver function. They can test him for that prior to surgery. My boys daddy rabbit died right after being neutered for this very reason. |
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This thread is hilarious! I've never had a bunny so I always pictured them as little cuddly fluff balls with next to no personality. Bunnies humping cats? Bunnies being moody without attention? It's 8:30am and I've already laughed out loud. This is going to be a good day!
Hope everything works out with your bunny La. |
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