Hey,
It's hard for me to write this here, but unfortunately one of my two rabbits died a day ago and I don't really know what to do.
They were always together since they were little and now the female is all alone 🙁
I specifically read up on the options available, but what do you think would be best for her?
• give it away or get a new one? 🙁
Thank you very much for any answer!!
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Hello 🙋🏽
That depends on whether you want to keep rabbits.
Of course, it is better to stay in their surroundings, but artisans need it absolutely.
It is best to buy a castrated male from the shelter at her age.
Then you’ll have to associate the two. You put them first in a room they don’t know, where they stay for one to two weeks. Then they can go to the old sidewalk. They chase, bite and ramble at the beginning is quite normal.
Dear Greetings I hope I could help you
Thank you for your answer!! I had already thought when I got one from the shelter:)
The best for the Hasi would be as soon as possible a new fellow. With you or in a new home. Unlike a human being, there is no need for a wedding.