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What are Freak Times? They are the times during bonding when you notice bunny engagement increases and it usually circles around dawn and dusk. Also, the times when you continually correct poor behavior, feel exhausted, and want to give up. Bunnies reach breakthroughs just after interactions that sometimes appear to us to be hazardous. You might notice increased circling, chasing, mounting attempts, possessiveness, guarding, lunging, and even fur pulling during freak times. Just about the time you think bunnies have gone mad, they behave better. Just like in human-to-human communication, bunnies barter, beg, and negotiate for resources and reputation. Often, bunnies who really like certain resources such as hay, pellets, hidey houses, and attention from humans, will want first dibs at them. If another bun also wants top access, they must negotiate. The physical behaviors observed during freak moments are their negotiations playing out in real time. It isn't always good to intervene during these times as the buns need to sort out issues, make determinations, and come to agreements. The more humans intervene, the less is accomplished from the bunny perspective. Unexplained, odd, and hold-your-breath interactions between bunnies during barrier-free bonding sessions can only be termed 'freaky' when the rest of the time, they are friendly, sweet, and loving. Instead of throwing in the towel, remember to take deep breaths and push through. Playing soft instrumental music, reciting a calming mantra, and cooing the bunnies in a low, soft voice helps calm them and you. Don't let freak times stop sessions. Keep calm and bond on!
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AuthorAn avid animal lover, I became invested in improving their lives. Bonding mixed species together as well as same species is a mission so house animals can live happily together. I have successfully bonded many bunnies that had been red flagged as unbondable, bullies, or fiercely independent. Archives
October 2025
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