well i have a 7 month rabbit and he is beginning to hump me all the time, today he humped me 3 times.And i want to get him neutered, but Im afraid he will get hurt or his attitude will change.Also Im afraid that he might see me and someone who is going to hurt him because i took him to the vet.
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Don't get him neutered. That's just cruel. How would you like it if someone cut your genitals off? He's clearly lonely (and horny), and in need of some female companionship. So go out and buy him a partner. Male bunnies aren't picky, any female rabbit will do. Unfortunately, rabbits like to **** a lot, so you will probably have a lot of baby bunnies on your hands, so if you don't want to take care of them, either sell them or give them away when they're old enough. If you don't want to deal with baby rabbits at all, then just get him a stuffed rabbit from this site:
http://www.petcaretips.net/stuffed-rabbi...
While it may not be as good as the real thing, it will provide him an outlet to release his sexual energy upon ( no more cleaning rabbit *** off your clothes! )
Sexuality is completely natural, so let it be! There is no need to neuter!
No, he won't be hurt. The only attitude change there will be is that it won't be involved in sexual activities and urine spraying. Neutering is also better and your rabbit will be more active and playful. Generally, they will also have a prolonged life and he won't be aggressive. Rabbits that are prevented from uterine cancers only applies to Does. He will not get hurt, but ask your vet for the percent of success and if there are people experienced with rabbits. The operations are painless and will not harm it.
Neuter him. It won't hurt him, and the vet will give you medicine for discomfort. He won't even remember that you took him there and he will still love you.
Get your rabbit neutered. It'll stop his tendencies. Also, it's healthier for your rabbit if he's neutered. His temperament will probably change after he's neutered. In fact, he'll probably mellow out and be friendlier. My rabbit did. Don't worry about the veterinarian hurting your rabbit. They are trained to care for animals. Visit this site for more information.
http://www.rabbit.org/health/spay.html...
Best wishes!
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