help me, please

Question
I have a female rabbit and i think she is a bit young. A friend of mine bought them for my birthday and she was very friendly until recently she's not been eating well and choosey. And the past few days she became aggresive and ran away from me everytime she sees me, usually, she would ran towards me and ask for petting and stroking. She even stomps her feet to get me away. I've recently modified her cage whilst she is still in it and i assume that she is stressed out or felt like her territory is being intrude. And if so, how can i calm her down. Plus, i haven't got her spayed or neutured yet.

Answer
Dear Thexandriaa

"A bit young" doesn't tell me whether she is possibly sexually mature or not.  But she is behaving like a bunny who is having a false pregnancy, or just expressing the moods and emotions brought on by sexual maturity.  A bunny in false pregnancy will be grouchy and sometimes aggressive until she "gives birth" (about 17-20 days after the onset of the condition).  At this point, she'll make a nest and tend it for a day or two, then forget about it.  She'll become very cuddly again...until the next false pregnancy.

To stop the cycle of aggression and moodiness, she should be spayed.  This involves removal of the uterus and ovaries, and will also prevent uterine cancer (a high risk in unspayed female rabbits) and reduce the chance of other hormone-related illnesses (e.g., mammary problems).  You will need a vet who is experienced with rabbits, and can do this surgery safely.  Use the veterinarian  listings linked here:

http://www.rabbitsonline.net/showthread.php?t=48750

or check

http://www.rabbit.org/vet

For the best information on proper care of your new friend, please visit the House Rabbit Society:

http://www.rabbit.org

I hope this helps!

Dana