Archive for July, 2009

Black Lionhead Bunny Rabbit Purring Like A Kitten

Friday, July 17th, 2009

After we found out that KAYLA was a boy,his name was changed to KAYLEB. Him and Kasper would always fight, I had a dear friend who wanted him to breed with her lionhead girl.

So I know he has a perfect loving home. I will have to go visit him. I miss him terribly.

He would always purr like a kitten and was great at learning tricks. Just found this movie and thought I’d share it with you. He’s sitting on my granddaughter’s lap.

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Sarika’s Litter ~ 3 Week Old Lionhead Bunnies

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

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what two breeds of rabbits should i breed to make a lion head?

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

I was told that a certain breed of a buck rabbit and a certain doe rabbit will have lion head offspring is this true or not and if so which two are they

just breed the lion head rabbits instead of getting to different breed of rabbits

Comfort, a Lionhead Rabbit: Adopted

Monday, July 13th, 2009

Update: “Comfort” is a female lionhead rabbit, has now been adopted from Wee Companions Small Animal Adoptions in San Diego.

Please view our web site,
www.WeeCompanions.com

to see other adoptable small animals.

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Lion head rabbit age?

Monday, July 13th, 2009

I got 2 lionhead rabbits from a pet store in Jackson, KY. I want to know how old do these rabbits look and which one looks older?
The black one is a girl and the gray one is a boy.
Oh, and don’t start telling me to seperate them or get them fixed because I’m not.
The gray one is bigger & is also lazy.. the black one likes to run around and doesn’t like to be played with.. I’ve had them for exactly a week.
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And the gray one is alot fuzzier then the black one..
lol, I know they will live :P .
I just wanted to know how old they looked, I want baby bunnies in the future.
I already have the owner’s planned out.
Thanks for the answers, but I know they aren’t a year old, since I bought them at a pet store with tons of other rabbits with them, so they are still babies..
I’m thinking their about 2 or 3 months old, since they cant sell them until their 8 weeks old.

Up to 14 weeks old, a rabbit’s age may be determined by measuring the size of hind feet and ears. After this time the only accurate method of age determination is by weight of the lens of the eye.

Once a rabbit is mature, it’s pretty much impossible to tell the exact age. The state of the teeth can give a clue (older rabbits tend to have yellower or browner teeth than young rabbits, who have very white teeth), as can the claws (older rabbits tend to have tougher, scaley claws, whereas younger rabbits have smooth claws). The fur isn’t much help, since even old rabbits don’t usually get gray with age.

If the rabbit is relatively young, you can weigh and take pictures of him/her and then compare them in a few months with new pictures. If the bunny has "filled out" and become less "slinky" looking, there’s a good chance s/he was under a year old. But that’s not a total guarantee, either.

I wish I could tell you there was a good way to know a bunny’s age–but there isn’t, unless you know who bred him.

what is the preferred child’s age for a lion head rabbit, and should be cage be kept in the child’s room.?

Saturday, July 11th, 2009

that’s all for now,
thank you.

30 and no

Golden Retriever and Lionhead Rabbit – Sweet Love

Friday, July 10th, 2009

My Golden Retriever Tinka and her best friend “Pinky the Rabbit” amuse oneselfs.
Sweet love =)

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i think my lion head rabbit has really bad poop?

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

for the last 2 day my bunny has had a little bit of apple and now he has a really bad case of poop and it is sticking to his but and he smells really bad what should i do and is he going to be ok

You might want to give ALOT ‘less’ apple next time! ;)

Also give lots of Timothy hay (not Alfalfa) hopefully it will all pass soon! Please call your vet in the morning!

Copper – 5 Week Old Lionhead Rabbit

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

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Can i feed my rabbits fresh papaya, or does it have to be the dried ones.?

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

I have lion-head rabbits, and i just read a whole bunch of info about fur-ball and GI Tract problems. Itʻs a lot easier for me to get fresh papaya then it is to get the dried ones. I also plan to give them fresh pineapple if possible. Please let me know.

It’s OK to give your rabbit fresh papaya or fresh pineapple, but keep the amount small. Some rabbit feeds have papaya in them already, so check the ingredients on your feed bag. You don’t really need to feed more than a piece that is about a 3/4" cube. If you feed too much fresh fruit it can give your rabbit diarrhea. Giving your rabbit hay or straw to eat will also help reduce the chance of hairballs causing your rabbit any problems.

Normally you only have to worry about hair balls on wool breed rabbits. Most wool breed rabbit formulas have papaya in them for that reason.

You can also get papaya tablets for your rabbit to eat. You can find them at almost any health food store and sometimes around the pharmaceutical counter of a store.