r/Rabbits • u/Titanmaster203 • 13h ago

Care One rabbit

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Is it ok to have one rabbit? I had oreo for four years now and he is a single bunny which we give as much attention as possible he does like alone time, i think he is a Netherlands dwarf rabbit.

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u/damiana8 10h ago

I have a single bun (not bonded to my other 3) and he seems perfectly happy. I will get him a partner one day but right now he is content as a spoiled only bun

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u/Titanmaster203 10h ago

I would love another one but I don't think I can take care of two, one is already very messy

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u/damiana8 10h ago

Is your baby litter trained?

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u/Titanmaster203 10h ago

Yes, we'll idk he used to be in a cage but then we have him free roam, he does still cause a scene. Its not poop or pee but just like fur, hay, and just eats stuff like towels sometimes

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u/Primroseys 12h ago

It's okay if they seem to be happy and you give em attention sometimes it's not possible to have 2 bunnies insce they are very expensive animals. Also that's a silly bunny so cute

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u/ninoruk86 10h ago

Rabbits are social creatures and adopting a friend will benefit both of your lives! However if you can afford to care to two rabbits.

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u/sporiolis 7h ago

Diva down

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u/SL13377 3h ago

My male would prefer to be the only. Sometimes it's totally ok.

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u/Sorry_Koala_8181 12h ago

not optimal. What would be your other options?

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u/Expensive-Shirt-6877 13h ago

I’ve had it both ways and they seem happier with a partner.

But without a partner you become the 2nd bunny in a way if you spend a lot of time with them. Right now my boy is alone so I am trying to spend as much time as possible with him