Hello, I have two rabbits (about 3-4 years old), a male and a female. The female is always chasing the male and sometimes tears out his fur while chasing. Other times, they're quite peaceful with each other. Sometimes I get the feeling that the male rabbit is provoking the female. Is that possible? Does anyone know why they do this?
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Loading...Hello everyone, I'm Sandra, and I found a hamster on the street. I took him/her/dey/xier to the vet yesterday, and he seems to be about 4 years old, so he's a bit of a retiree. Do you have any funny name ideas? I haven't decided on a gender yet because I don't want to discriminate….
Hello everyone, I have two female dwarf rabbits, each 3 years old, and I've actually managed to get them house-trained for half a year now. They run around my apartment and now use my carpet as their toilet. The carpet is always completely covered in poop… I recently caught Zoey peeing on it, too. They…
Hello, my dears, I'm currently learning a lot about rabbits and their colors and markings, including their genetics and reproduction. (Not that I'm currently breeding randomly.) I'm simply learning about them because I'm interested. However, I still have some questions. Are dwarf rabbits with Dutch markings considered piebald? Or not? There are differing opinions on…
My grandpa has rabbits and we have little rabbits and they each have two colors in one eye. Is that normal? Do rabbits' eyes change color?
Hi, I have an outdoor enclosure for my rabbits, but the gaps between the bars are too wide for them to fit through. What can I do to prevent them from fitting through?
My teddy hamster's fur has grown very long, causing it to tangle. He's not tame yet. Does anyone have any tips on how to fix this?
Sie regeln ihre Rangfolge. Dass das nur manchmal passiert, liegt wohl daran, dass das Weibchen durch verschiedene Phasen geht und die Hormone demnach mal stärker und mal weniger ausgeprägt sind.
Das ist normales Sozialverhalten.