Sometimes rabbits have their squabbles.
Another reason can be, when rabbits are mounting behavior they will often bite to enable them to stay on. This is the cause of most bites on the shoulders and nape of the neck.
Rabbits are Territorial animals so they don't want other rabbits invading their space.
Rabbits are territorial, like any other animal. Either the biting one is in charge, or wants to be in charge. If they get too aggressive, you may have to separate them.
Depending on the type of rabbit of course, it would be a good idea to separate them at a few months old.
See the related question below for more details and helpful links about rabbits that are fighting.
I think the nesquick bunny is male.
Yes. Unlike chickens, female bunnies need male bunny sperm to reproduce.
Nope
Humping, when not in mating season, is a sign of dominance. Dogs will do it to anything they believe is below them in the pack order - including the cat.
No
Yes we have a male and when we got him the others were all female at the store and he was the calmest!
one is a female and the other is a male :P
The buck (male) will hump the doe (female)
Yes
You would have to check in.......... the private part.
Usually. She needs to be able to have babies, so she needs to be bigger.
i think you should put them in separate cages or bring them to the vet to see why the female is doing that wait actually that's kind of how chickens mate the rooster chases the hen and jumps on it bites its neck and starts humping but its the the other way around the female bites the males neck