Get a new rabbit, or not?

• Vannyrosabella

  15 Mar 11, 03:20

  Should I get another rabbit to accompany my current one? Fluffymoomoo is a female but she's superrrrr cunning, greedy, selfish (hide in the corner & eat when I gave her treats). Not yet spayed. So I'm afraid both rabbits turns out fighting one another :( 

  She seems rather lonely which I only gets to play with her outside cage 4 times a week for about 2 - 3 hours ): 

  

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  15 Mar 11, 09:38

  ehhh... no idea...

  We do have ppl here who has rabbits, maybe they can share their opinion...

• Nelstar

  15 Mar 11, 09:40

  Originally posted by Vannyrosabella:

  Should I get another rabbit to accompany my current one? Fluffymoomoo is a female but she's superrrrr cunning, greedy, selfish (hide in the corner & eat when I gave her treats). Not yet spayed. So I'm afraid both rabbits turns out fighting one another :( 

  She seems rather lonely which I only gets to play with her outside cage 4 times a week for about 2 - 3 hours ): 

  

  Get this:

  

• elindra

  15 Mar 11, 09:51

  Get a Guinea Pig

  They get along anyway and you don't need to worry about fighting and pregnancies

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  15 Mar 11, 09:53

  guinea pig and rabbit?

   

  sounds like a good idea... more variety...

• elindra

  15 Mar 11, 10:19

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  guinea pig and rabbit?

   

  sounds like a good idea... more variety...

  
  Well, they get along and eat the same food and share the same kind of habitat

   

• the Bear

  15 Mar 11, 10:22

  yeah.. and get your bunny spayed..

• Nelstar

  15 Mar 11, 10:28

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  yeah.. and get your bunny spayed..

  Actually getting another rabbit of the same gender would not require spaying.

• the Bear

  15 Mar 11, 10:33

  Originally posted by Nelstar:

  Actually getting another rabbit of the same gender would not require spaying.

  they might fight.. and the hormones kick in, they behave really strangely.. so if not breeding the bunnies, it'll be better to spay them

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  15 Mar 11, 10:45

  Originally posted by elindra:

  
  Well, they get along and eat the same food and share the same kind of habitat

   

  
  Hmmm... maybe can add in chinchila also???

  

• Nelstar

  15 Mar 11, 10:50

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  
  Hmmm... maybe can add in chinchila also???

  

  I still prefer my idea of a badger. Solves the problem immediately since it is higher on the food chain.

  

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  15 Mar 11, 11:04

  Originally posted by Nelstar:

  I still prefer my idea of a badger. Solves the problem immediately since it is higher on the food chain.

  

  
  If u wan some something up the food chain, then get a human pet...

  

• TooFree

  15 Mar 11, 11:21

  I do believe that your pet do need campanionship.

  Is it possible for it to cohabitation with another pet? Or else, get it spay to control unwanted baby rabbit.

• Yach

  15 Mar 11, 11:59

  

• FireIce

  15 Mar 11, 12:12

  looks like lemur.

• the Bear

  15 Mar 11, 12:14

  sugar gliders are not allowed in Singapore.. the AVA will never allow that

• elindra

  15 Mar 11, 13:48

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  sugar gliders are not allowed in Singapore.. the AVA will never allow that

  
  So are badgers

  I dunno why Nelly wants one of these nasty little critters though

• Nelstar

  15 Mar 11, 15:13

  Originally posted by elindra:

  
  So are badgers

  I dunno why Nelly wants one of these nasty little critters though

  They look cute when young.

  

• Vannyrosabella

  16 Mar 11, 16:08

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  yeah.. and get your bunny spayed..

  But what I heard from the pet shop owner, he claimed that the rabbit doesn't have to be spayed in order to live together. However, the internet say so :/ 

• Nelstar

  16 Mar 11, 16:14

  Originally posted by Vannyrosabella:

  But what I heard from the pet shop owner, he claimed that the rabbit doesn't have to be spayed in order to live together. However, the internet say so :/ 

  Of course the pet shop owner sure tell u dont need to spay.

  The more rabbits u have the more pet food u buy.

  Recurring customer is good customer.