Just curious how many bunnies everyone has. I've noticied some people seem to have a full house, and it seems a lot of you have at least two. If you do have multiple bunnies, was that your plan when you started or just the progression of things?

I just have Gizmo and since we already have the two rotten kitties and live in an apartment, he'll just have to be a lone bunny for now.

I just have one bun, a cat & a dog.  My hopes are that they will be one big happy family, which I think is coming but very slowly.  I would love to have more buns but I'm too chicken to go through the bonding thing right now plus Edson is so happy why rock the boat!

i have one bun and one dog who are - ahem - close friends.  baby bun thinks bogart is just a big rabbit for her to dominate.  since baby is 7yrs old & was not spayed so i don't think it's a good idea to try to bond a second bun into the household.  i really debated this for a while since i could house a second bun separately & give them split 'free time'.  i may be voluteering at my local shelter soon (waiting for them to need another volunteer) & it wouldn't surprise me a whole lot if this happened eventually

I have two bunnies. Of course it started with one. I found a very shy but beautiful Holland Lop girl in need of a home so I got her. I was completely satisfied until I did a bunch of research about bunnies and how they are social and happier with another bunny and such. So, six weeks later, we have Simon!  I'm not even going to go into my other animals, let's just say, my house is a zoo!!!  Maybe I should start charging a fee for people to come over! 

my initial goal was to get a bonded pair, but it didn't end up working that way.  so it's just Meadow.

i would want to bond her, but my house is not large at all, so i'm not sure i could (or would want to) keep a separate rabbit set-up in case the bonding did not work out.  i also wouldn't want to limit Meadow's out time either if they had to have separate run.

the other thing is that Meadow is becoming a snuggly, cuddly lap bun.  i know this is very selfish of me, but i am so enjoying my time with her, that i don't want to have to share her at this point.  she comes to both my husband and myself for snuggles, and i worry that behavior would stop if she were bonded.

i may still bond her at some point in the future.  but not right now.

I have three buns.  A bonded pair and a single.  Hopefully, someday, it will be a bonded trio.  I also have a dog and cat.  The buns are so cute and just contagious.  If the "trio" doesn't work out, we will adopt a 4th and have two bonded pairs.

We have 3 bunnies, they were born feral and were about 5 -6 months old when we rescued them from a business park on November 6th.   They were born under the front step walkway of an office building.  Two brothers, Tancill and Bammer, and their little sister Misha.

My avatar shows Tancill in the den they were living in.  We hadn't planned on having any pets, but we were not going to let these babies die by hawks, owls, off leash dogs, or under a car tire which would have been their fate.

They are now our "children"      And like children they become teenagers and the hormones kicked in so they had to be separated, last Wednesday they were spay/neutered and in about 3 weeks we will try to rebond them. 

The first pic is the day we rescued them, and the second pic was taken about 4 weeks ago.

Wow Suzi37 what a great story and what a great sole you are!  I wish everyone was as caring and loving towards animals.  All these stories just melt the heart!  Thanks for taking the time to write!

And Skwerlybuns what little cuties you have!  That's a great story too!

I have 7 Bunnies, mum and 6 babies, 2 dogs, 3 cats, 9 goldfish and an outside pond and lastly an indoor tropical fish tank, oh and my hubby  is wanting  a  Rottweiler dog and I have put my food (hah I ment foot) down  and said NO NO NO.

This is defiantly it for me as I get older it gets harder.

But I do love them all like they are my babies.

Skwerlybuns - What adorable bunnies! Hope all goes well with the reconnection! My sister has Gizmo's brother. We had to take him over to her place while we moved and she tried letting them play, hoping maybe they would still get along....yeah, not so much! Pongo was trying to get a little too friendly with Gizmo, ha ha. Won't be making that mistake again!

I have one ratbag bunny, Luey, who I rescued.  He was dumped by the previous owners at a breeder's house.  I heard from a work colleague that he was in need of a good home, so as I had just previously lost my bunny, Lily, I took him in.  Its been hard work!

I also have two guinea pigs (Tyson who is 5 and Micky who is 18 months) ... both live inside.

And last but not least one goldfish (Sparkle) ... he's about 3 yrs old now.

Dawn xx

2 Lionhead buns. My favourite boy Brian Bumstar & his partner in crime Bettie Bean, who has suddenly taken it upon herself to get up on the bed in the middle of the night, flake out right by head, with her enormous fluffy bum in the direction of my face, licking my arm to wake me up so i HAVE to pay her attention. If i try to ignore her demands for attention, she has found an ingenious way of making sure I don't ignore her....... lick lick lick chomp lick lick.

we have two now and the wife would like a third, but i told she has to choose between another bunny or having a baby.

another thing is that she has to quit smoking for a year before we start trying.  we decided this more than a few months ago and she hasnt made any effort to quit.  you would figure that with the list of people we know who are pregnant or have just have had a baby she would be more motivated.

- wife's sister

- cousin - with twins

- cousin's wife

- cousin who just delivered

- my friend's wife

- two co-workers who just delivered.

Our buns - 3, a bonded trio.  DJ, Havana boy, Curly Sue, a curly furred rex/dutch mix girl, and Deanna, a one eyed white Polish dwarf girl.

Our fosters - 4, Marilyn and her three babies Denali, Lassen and Shasta.  These 4 are dwarf hotots, they will be with us for another 6 weeks or so.