Better with Two
Rabbits are social animals! Most rabbits crave the companionship of another rabbit. Human companionship can not fully replicate the...
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Natalie Sullivan and Edie Sayeg of the Georgia HRS created this powerpoint on bonding rabbits (available to download and use as a pdf...
read moreThe Most Important Word in Bon...
Pick Partners Carefully. Abandon All Expectations. Time Sessions Religiously. Interaction Does Not Equal Proximity. Neutral Territory...
read moreThe Case for Rabbits in the Pl...
Over the years, HRS volunteers have found few generalizations that can safely be applied to all rabbits. The more rabbits we meet, the...
read moreWill They Ever Be Friends?
For most rabbits, a buddy of their own kind enhances life. By nature gregarious, they enjoy having someone around who speaks fluent...
read moreIntroducing Rabbits in a Group...
We have a variety of articles on this website dealing with introducing or bonding rabbits to each other. But for those involved in...
read moreAre Two Rabbits Right For You?
Because the notion of rabbits as indoor companions is still relatively new, many adopters are first-time house-rabbit people. Not...
read moreHow Do I Introduce Rabbits?
Having rabbits as pets is a relatively new phenomenon in my country. They started to become popular about three or four years ago in...
read moreAdopting out Rabbits in the An...
Display Rabbits will be more easily adopted if they are “displayed” in such a way as to make them seem like the fun, interesting,...
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From Chapter 2 of Stories Rabbits Tell: A Natural and Cultural History, by Susan Davis and Margo DeMello Humans “kept” wild...
read moreBonding: What to Expect, What ...
Circling & chasing Be sure they are in a SMALL, neutral area such as a bathroom or penned area. Stop the chasing. Place them side...
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