Bunny just hit puberty!

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- 02/17/2017 at 7:28 AM
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  My youngest bunny has just hit puberty and is acting a tiny bit aggressive in an odd spot, my bed. When she is in her cage she is super loving and could lick my hand for like ten minutes straight but the last couple of days she seems to be nipping me when I pick her up onto my bed, she will still lick me but every now and then only so far on my bed she will nip or try to and this morning she honked at me. She has never bit me before and has always been really affectionate and calm bunny. On a side note she seems to only feel comfortable in her cage and pen but she tried to get onto my bed by jumping onto her cage and then to my bed if i don’t have something blocking it.
- 02/17/2017 at 8:32 AM
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  Are you planning to have her spayed? That should really help with or eliminate any aggression and the honking. Plus, rabbits should be spayed for health reasons, to prevent uterine cancer.
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