strange behaviour
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fiver- Elder Hopper
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Re: strange behaviour
Hiya
Yea this is normal and can be a dominance thing. Perhaps with the smell of Bluebell around they are feeling the need to show whose boss.
so long as it doesnt get aggressive its fine. x x
Yea this is normal and can be a dominance thing. Perhaps with the smell of Bluebell around they are feeling the need to show whose boss.
so long as it doesnt get aggressive its fine. x x
KatieB- Elder Hopper
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Re: strange behaviour
This is dominance behaviour. Buns mount each other to say 'I am the boss'. Keep an eye for fighting but otherwise it is perfectly normal.
Guest- Guest
Re: strange behaviour
They are working out who is the boss bunny. Animals usually exist in a hierarchical structure. As long as the bunnies aren't being aggressive, and there is no circling and full-on chasing, then it is OK. A bit of chasing and nipping is OK.
NickieM- Admin
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Re: strange behaviour
whew thanks was worried for a sec though they did circle a lttle but i interveened so will watch them they are cuddling at mo so all good so far.
fiver- Elder Hopper
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Location : trammieville/getting better
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