I would suggest an adult female, adult females are easier to litter train, adult males however will start jumping around your leg n squirting pee at u once they are bonded hahaha, its their way of telling they love you - good luck!
Don't know if TS allows breeding discussions in this thread.
However please respect that
1) rabbits are induced ovulator n a second induction on around the 12th hour after first induction will kill the first batch of babies
2) rabbits are solitary animals in a mildly bounded colony - means they can tolerate neighbours but still would appriciate it more to have time on their own. Even so, having a neighbour will stress a parturating female.
3) babies are borned blind n helpless, usually at times when no one is around - the presence of another rabbit around will stress the mother n she will eat her babies, even if she did not, the father may accidently stamp on the babies during postpartum mating n again - mother will dispose the dead babies by eating them - no such nonsence as males eating babies though. You may not be there to witness this however.
4) in cases of successful postpartum mating, mothers will wean the babies at as soon as three weeks old to prepare for next litter of babies, at that age the babies ( i mean domestic rabbit babies) are not fully ready to embrace the world on their own as yet.
5) with proper diet, rabbits mature at 12 weeks old.Together for 5 months? I wonder how many babies have u unknowingly killed.
6) in M'sia, so many people are abusing rabbits in the name of love by thinking that rabbits are like cats - at which they are not - n please research about rabbits before u even start to breed them, n in your case, i really think u should research about their nursing habbit - its totally in the contrary to a cats' nursing habbit, n this is the number 1 means of M'sians abusing their rabbits!
I do must stress that this post is not meant to insult u, just that there are too many abusive breeders around - of course they do that thinking that they love their rabbirs - n we wouldn't want to be another one of them
#To TS: Hope this does not violate ur rule here, Tq.

wry neck ecuniculi ,twist in circle , eye keep on move tilt lone side

one rabbit of mine got this problem ,

i pour ear mites cream inside ear it become better .

slowly it become ok back 100%

but the other live in same cage , head one side , but failed to cure , refuse to eat and died....

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Added on November 17, 2012, 3:27 am
must get a cage rm50-60 got already ,

Great news! It's close to a month since I've been fostering the bunny & these past few days somehow she is running around really fast, doing binkies & the rolling over seems to have been greatly reduced. Maybe the methycobal 500 ug which I have been giving her this past week helps.

Hi all! ((Have some questions to ask as a newbie rabbit owner ^^))

I'd like to introduce my Lionhead bought in September 2012 at Pets Wonderland IOI... when I bought "him" at 4 months, I was told "he" was male... yesterday just found out he's actually a she~ 

Old name: Rovsky (previously wanted "him" to grow up to be a Russian gangster  )
New name: Kiki



With my cat, Ashvy:


Litter tray and lunch ball:


His cage is pretty bare atm, I know! I'm waiting for my kitchen renovation to finish this week, then can give her a nice pretty tile to rest her poor bunny feet on. She chewed through all the wired mats I've put down before, feisty this one!

Anyway, I actually have something to ask masters... Ever since I bought her I've been wondering if she is purebreed, and if she is single- or double- maned? Since she's the first pet I ever actually bought, so I'd like to know if I spent my money wisely. I think she's double-maned at least, since she seems to have the characteristic 'skirting'.

More questions:
1) Should I trim her fur myself? I brush regularly but it's still pretty long. She always accidentally chews on her fur while eating! If I send to a shop, how much should I expect to pay?
2) If I decide to spay her, should there be anything I need to prepare before or after surgery?
3) Should I get her a friend? And if so, any reliable breeders where can I get another Lionhead like her, preferably another color?

I've always only had cats before, so I'm pretty much a newbie at rabbit-rearing. Hope that masters can give lots of advice~ 

P/S: If you're worried about how she's getting along my cats (I have 3), I'd say swimmingly! Ashvy loves to hang about her cage, sniffing her and bumping noses with her whenever she's in my room. My other 2 cats lost interest in her about 2 months after she initially arrived 

anyone you know can do customize enclosure?

I have more severe reaction to cats and dust than rabbits and the litter. There's no specific study that prove that shavings as bedding are hazardous either (COPD or HME). As long as the cage is aerated and you line your litter with hay, you let your pet out frequently, it still work fine. I used to handle animals in labs and do animal studies and seriously, I doubt the validity of the things in the internet.

As for my bunny, its been a month since I rescued him and now he's waaaay healthier than the time I fetch him from the shelter. His scabies are now completely gone, his nose's and face mane hair grew back (I think he's double-maned lionhead), his fur started to grow longer, darker and shinier now that I groom his fur daily and he had better disposition than he used to be.

My current problem was the matted hair under his chin. It used to be the size of a golf ball but now there's only a small line of matted fur. I use manicure scissors (dangerous thing), blunt-edge dematting comb and a blunt slicker.... and I still have problems getting these pesky matted hair out from under him.

Sometimes, I wish I had adopted him earlier before he got these problems.