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Subject: Looking for advice re: Aggressive Bunny

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Carol

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Date Posted: 12:29:02 04/08/05 Fri

About four months ago I brought home a female dwarf holland lop to be a pet and (I hoped) a companion for a lone female guinea pig. After three or four days, the darling baby bunny showed very aggressive behavior toward the guinea pig resulting in our separating them. She was very sweet and fun for a while but has grown increasingly aggressive. She loves exercise but hates being taken out of her cage. Once out, she is nearly impossible to catch and put back in the cage. We have two cats so she can't be a free-range bunny. She welcomes petting in her cage but will sometimes grunt and bite, especially if she has been taken out recently. I'm very fond of her but don't want an aggressive animal that has to live in a cage all its life. I wonder if she needs a different home. Any thoughts?

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