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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 10:05 am
Post subject: Casper update (is this normal?)
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So to the best of our ability to determine, Casper's about eight months
old now -- we figure we got her when she was about three weeks old, so
she's been with me and Sam (rabbit #1) her whole life.
She was spayed two months ago, at six months of age. And contrary to
everything we've been told, she's more territorial than EVER. She manages
to keep her pee inside her box when she's alone, but when Sam's around she
pees a ring around the outside perimeter -- the same when she visits HIS
box. And she no longer cares WHERE in the house she poops. She's less
litter-trained than before her spaying.
Worse, she mounts poor, docile Sam, who just wants to groom and be
groomed, from midnight to dawn, which she seldom did before. But at least
the rest of the time they get along great.
We didn't have any of these troubles with Sam, although of course he was
an "only bun." Can we expect her to grow out of this behavior anytime
soon? What can we do to speed her along? |
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 10:05 am
Post subject: Re: Casper update (is this normal?) [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I have no idea, all my rabbits are boys. Beth??
Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda
Margie wrote:
>So to the best of our ability to determine, Casper's about eight months
>old now -- we figure we got her when she was about three weeks old, so
>she's been with me and Sam (rabbit #1) her whole life.
>
>She was spayed two months ago, at six months of age. And contrary to
>everything we've been told, she's more territorial than EVER. She manages
>to keep her pee inside her box when she's alone, but when Sam's around she
>pees a ring around the outside perimeter -- the same when she visits HIS
>box. And she no longer cares WHERE in the house she poops. She's less
>litter-trained than before her spaying.
>
>Worse, she mounts poor, docile Sam, who just wants to groom and be
>groomed, from midnight to dawn, which she seldom did before. But at least
>the rest of the time they get along great.
>
>We didn't have any of these troubles with Sam, although of course he was
>an "only bun." Can we expect her to grow out of this behavior anytime
>soon? What can we do to speed her along?
>
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:54 pm
Post subject: Re: Casper update (is this normal?) [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:44 pm
Post subject: Re: Casper update (is this normal?) [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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On Oct 19, 5:09 am, Margie <mkstem....DeleteThis@aol.com> wrote:
> So to the best of our ability to determine, Casper's about eight months
> old now -- we figure we got her when she was about three weeks old, so
> she's been with me and Sam (rabbit #1) her whole life.
>
> She was spayed two months ago, at six months of age. And contrary to
> everything we've been told, she's more territorial than EVER. She manages
> to keep her pee inside her box when she's alone, but when Sam's around she
> pees a ring around the outside perimeter -- the same when she visits HIS
> box. And she no longer cares WHERE in the house she poops. She's less
> litter-trained than before her spaying.
>
> Worse, she mounts poor, docile Sam, who just wants to groom and be
> groomed, from midnight to dawn, which she seldom did before. But at least
> the rest of the time they get along great.
>
> We didn't have any of these troubles with Sam, although of course he was
> an "only bun." Can we expect her to grow out of this behavior anytime
> soon? What can we do to speed her along?
Hello,
Aothough Jack is a male we expected changes after neutering but never
saw any. It may just be a hormonal thing.
John Connie and our Bun jack >> Stay informed about: Casper update (is this normal?) |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:41 pm
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Prof Wrote:
>have no idea, all my rabbits are boys. Beth??>
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>I have no idea, all my rabbits are boys. Beth??
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> Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda
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> Margie wrote:
>
>>So to the best of our ability to determine, Casper's about eight months
>>old now -- we figure we got her when she was about three weeks old, so
>>she's been with me and Sam (rabbit #1) her whole life.
>>
>>She was spayed two months ago, at six months of age. And contrary to
>>everything we've been told, she's more territorial than EVER. She manages
>>to keep her pee inside her box when she's alone, but when Sam's around she
>>pees a ring around the outside perimeter -- the same when she visits HIS
>>box. And she no longer cares WHERE in the house she poops. She's less
>>litter-trained than before her spaying.
>>
>>Worse, she mounts poor, docile Sam, who just wants to groom and be
>>groomed, from midnight to dawn, which she seldom did before. But at least
>>the rest of the time they get along great.
>>
>>We didn't have any of these troubles with Sam, although of course he was
>>an "only bun." Can we expect her to grow out of this behavior anytime
>>soon? What can we do to speed her along?
>> >> Stay informed about: Casper update (is this normal?) |
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