Moon's Graden

> We figured that this question has probably been addressed many times in
the
> past but we weren't able to find any current threads.

> We had two lops, Willy and Chloe.  We lost Chloe last year to cancer and
> Willy has never been the same.  He has become very unsocial and rarely
wants
> to come out of his room.  It's the saddest thing.  He is 7 years old and
we
> didn't want to see him spend the rest of his life moping in his box.

> We went to the humane society and discovered a little 2 year old lop.  We
> have named him Norbert.  He has scoliosis.  We were hesitant to adopt a
male
> but he had been there more than a month and we thought no one would take
him
> because of his condition.  We fell in love with him.  Now if only we could
> get Willy to do the same.

> We were wondering if anyone had some advice on the possibility of bonding
> two males.  When we put them together, Norbert sprays and drops turds
> everywhere eventhough he has been neutered.  Willy doesn't.  We attempt
> introductions in a neutral room.    They have started fighting ie biting
and
> boxing.  We don't let it continue out of fear that one will get injured.

> Any suggestions anyone can offer would be appreciated.  Also, we have
found
> little information on scoliosis in rabbits and wondered if anyone had some
> insight on the long term.  Norbert's mobility is fine now but we are
unsure
> of what the future holds.

> Thanks in advance,
> Julie and Gerry

> We figured that this question has probably been addressed many times in
the
> past but we weren't able to find any current threads.

> We had two lops, Willy and Chloe.  We lost Chloe last year to cancer and
> Willy has never been the same.  He has become very unsocial and rarely
wants
> to come out of his room.  It's the saddest thing.  He is 7 years old and
we
> didn't want to see him spend the rest of his life moping in his box.

> We went to the humane society and discovered a little 2 year old lop.  We
> have named him Norbert.  He has scoliosis.  We were hesitant to adopt a
male
> but he had been there more than a month and we thought no one would take
him
> because of his condition.  We fell in love with him.  Now if only we could
> get Willy to do the same.

> We were wondering if anyone had some advice on the possibility of bonding
> two males.  When we put them together, Norbert sprays and drops turds
> everywhere eventhough he has been neutered.  Willy doesn't.  We attempt
> introductions in a neutral room.    They have started fighting ie biting
and
> boxing.  We don't let it continue out of fear that one will get injured.

> Any suggestions anyone can offer would be appreciated.  Also, we have
found
> little information on scoliosis in rabbits and wondered if anyone had some
> insight on the long term.  Norbert's mobility is fine now but we are
unsure
> of what the future holds.

> Thanks in advance,
> Julie and Gerry

> I'm the group's magician.  I have the most bonded rabbits
> you ever saw. they never stop grooming each other.

> My method:
> 1. Find a small carrying case, just large enough for the two
> rabbits

> 2. Stuff the rabbits in the case. (Don't hurt them. :)

> 3. Place the case, with the rabbits on the passenger seat of
> your car.

> 4. Drive like a madman for about an hour. (Or like a
> magician, trying to make a show)

> 5. Return home, remove the rabbits and place them together
> in front of a bowl of fresh washed kale.

> 6. Repeat as necessary.  :)

> (aside) I knew you guys were waiting for this.  ;)

> --
> Professor Sparkle & The Magic Rabbits

> > LOL........figures you would know just how to do it professor.......are
you
> > sure you didn't wave your magic wand and say a spell?

> I'm the group's magician.  I have the most bonded rabbits you ever
> saw. they never stop grooming each other.

> My method:
> 1. Find a small carrying case, just large enough for the two rabbits

> 2. Stuff the rabbits in the case. (Don't hurt them. :)

> 3. Place the case, with the rabbits on the passenger seat of your car.

> 4. Drive like a madman for about an hour. (Or like a magician, trying
> to make a show)

> 5. Return home, remove the rabbits and place them together in front of
> a bowl of fresh washed kale.

> 6. Repeat as necessary.  :)

> (aside) I knew you guys were waiting for this.  ;)