7 Facts About Male Rabbits You Should Know!

[@LennonTheBunny]

Does your male do any of these things?? Comment below!

[@MiuxxMiuz]

My rabbit is lazy 😂

[@serenityadamsd455]

Yes, my male rabbit poops none stop

[@DiamondZorua]

Mine poos a lot! He is called Herbie

[@Dream_The_Wolf]

My male rabbit is trying to get kids with my arm 😂 He is weird and his name is Alvin, I speak Swedish so I don’t understand so much what you saying 😅

[@jordanblack9260]

My bun went a bit nuts after his neuter haha. Since his hormone levels were changing he was SUPER destructive for a bit. Also, he actually learns new things very very quickly, and he even teaches himself new things! Some days I go over to him and it's just like, huh . . . That's something new I didn't think he could do 😂

[@bb_hunting]

Can we appreciate how much she’s helped us all, with so much bunny advice!?

[@Yorkie2]

When I first got my male rabbit , the vet told me unless I was going to keep another Rabbit there was no need to have him neutered as there was no benefit in it for him whatsoever . Whereas female rabbits are prone to cancers and should be neutered. Now I'm confused.

[@BeDesignfullyYou]

👍👍 Indeed🥰 I will share this incredibly helpful video💞💯💯💯

[@axbbey]

i have a male rabbit and this is going to help so much! he is quite a slow learner but he’s so cute and adorable! thank you!❤️🐰

[@AG3NTBUNNY]

Me too

[@Alisha_79]

Her info is quite a bit off. I own a male also.

[@Candy_Town]

My 4 months male is a damn cutie and then he doesn't get his litter box training you'll find me picking up poop and wiping urine all the time 😫"slow learner"

[@ZeeA0705]

They all are but your bunny will eventually learn and pick up on things haha

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I feel like my baby male bunny is going at a hunded. I love bomb him. We're like this 🤞

[@NamiMeru]

I've got 3 male rabbits. They ended up at my place from different owners, weren't neutered and hadn't ever met before. I got them all neutered, then did tons of research on how to bond male rabbits ... and now I have a male trio that gets along quite well.

[@WarriorKalia]

I found a bunny (long story) and introduced him to my Holland Lop, George over several days. They pair bonded over time and lived together until George passed years later.

[@CAR0TASTISCH]

Thank you for giving me hope! I'm hoping the 6-month-old will bond with the other two 18-month-old buns. The two have been together since they've been small, but the 6 old one has been kept alone in a cage. I hope the older ones won't bully him! One is neutered and the other one and the baby one will be when I get them

[@aylinasmusic]

Ahhh I just got a small shock at 9:26 That is my old bunny of an old video I did. I'm SO surprised it is in here 💜💜💜 Thank you always for the amazing content

[@cfox4548]

I did have a fatherly rabbit after he was neutered. He would even break up fights between the other boys, he was definitely the patriarch of his little warren, probably because he was the oldest after the Mother died from a double pregnacy(halfway through one pregnancy, they can get pregnant again) before we neutered him along with his sons. After neutering, he got along with his sons too, who had to be separated from their sisters and mostly each other, he was the only rabbit we could let play with everyone, but some of his sons did get along with each other, just not all their brothers. Not breeding anymore, but my current rescues are a pair of bonded nuetered males. Some male rabbits do get along with other males, it just has to be done carefully because of the potential for fights.

[@Candy_Town]

You know my unneutered males keep mounting each other and pulling each other's fur $?!/@ I just have to seperate them

[@wendychavez5348]

I My last bf and I had a full Warren going, with the males and females mixing freely (of course we kept getting babies-- glad that's over with! Adorable, but so much work!). Because they had a full yard to hang out in they all got along fairly well, and if they didn't they'd go off to the little territory each had "claimed". The males would mount each other when the females were unreceptive. Only one male left out of the warren, and he's in my care because Anthony can't have pets at his current living quarters. I'm happy.

[@Tricia.e25]

Wish you wouldn't have bred to begin with🧐

[@ghaladhia994]

I have male rabbits, my friend has females and I can confirm - males poop more! I clean their litter box in morning and evening, always full. She does it just in the evening and it's not that bad. Also my boys seem to be a bit skinny, even tho I feed them quality hay, greens and pellets. My vet says they are perfectly healthy. Her females appear chubby, they are free roam and eat basically the same food as mine. :)

[@Candy_Town]

My male is skinny, poops more but small poops My female is fat, poops more but big It's a poop house

[@Yorkie2]

Yes, I too have male rabbit 🐰 and he's a big plopper too. Though I still love him 💗😊.

[@Candy_Town]

@@Yorkie2 if you Have a male them pls help cuz I too have am unneutered males and he isn't getting litter trained and my mom says if I can't train him we will have to keep him locked up 🥺

[@jackwhitbread4583]

@@Candy_Town the only way you are getting him litter trained is to neuter him, sorry but he's not going to be trainable without it.

[@abbij2009]

@@Candy_Town you cant litter train rabbits unless they are fixed. They will always poop outside of the box if unneutered. And even when neutered they will still have accidents. My male rabbit is neutered but he still poops atleast 5-10 times out of the litterbox everyday

[@Dr.Ali-Salman]

My rabbit is a male and he's a quick learner, yeah he poops more and dances around me, he is very loving and understands all my emotions, when I am crying, he sits and looks directly at me, when I am happy he does zoomies and binkies and also nips my limbs for attention, like one day when I was preparing my cold coffee, he just came and started circling me and then put his front paws on my leg and kept standing until I gave him a treat. He is extremely territorial, he is a free roamer and never lets a sparrow or squirrel near my porch. He loves to chase butterflies in my garden, is afraid of mice and has a special disliking for geckos . He also loves to stand on my books whenever I am studying . And yeah he is going to be 2 years old, this year on August 10

[@Dr.Ali-Salman]

@C Miller thanks. He is amazing indeed.

[@hollyamirault8975]

Your bun sounds really sweet and loves ❤️you so much! Do you cuddle a lot? I had two lops that were free roam but my last bun Sunshine past in 2020 I miss him terribly! Especially his happy binkies and cuddles on the floor together! 💖🐾💞🐇🥹

[@Dr.Ali-Salman]

@@hollyamirault8975 yeah we cuddle a lot. May God bless your lop's soul.

[@raineyjayy]

Fun fact about homesteaders/farmers though: I have a Silver Fox rabbit. The breed was critically endangered and nearly wiped out - and only saved due to homestead breeders using them as livestock that rehabilitated the population. Mr. Bear is the best pet I've ever had. He's well behaved, free roaming and affectionate. He is also a he and can 10/10 confirm the additional pooping. This was an interesting video. Thanks for the share!

[@opalrose3014]

I had a Silver Fox female several years ago. She was the sweetest and most affectionate animal ever. I miss her a lot. 😢

[@raineyjayy]

@@opalrose3014 I'm sure she was an amazing companion. Mr Bear has been, and my heart goes out to you. Thank you also for sharing.

[@sarahlizzee]

I'm sure you won't see this, but I just want to say thank you for all of the information you provide on your channel. We rescued a 3 year old male about 6 months ago. Your channel has really helped me fill in the gaps, and decipher which sources are providing accurate rabbit information and which aren't. Both of my girls (they are 11 and 15) are obsessed with your channel as well. :) Thank you for being a reliable source of information, and presenting information in a way that helps get my kids excited to learn more about our furry friend

[@olifigs7715]

I know this vid was talking about male rabbits, but my bunny was a girl, and she passed away last month due to a heart murmur, but your channel helped me learn so much about rabbits, And I am so grateful that this channel helped me give her the best 2 years of her life. Thank you, and I hope Lennon has an amazing life ❤️

[@lilayty]

i got 2 male baby bunnys a couple years ago and they bonded perfectly! they were from the same litter so i think thats why!

[@robinandbiscuit1683]

Yeah we had two boys and they were really bonded it didn't make a difference that they were both male they would groom each other and flop with eachother it was adorable

[@jackwhitbread4583]

Then you got lucky, male rabbits are notorious for fighting and will fight to the death if you allow them to. And yes my pair were previously bonded since birth but will never be re bonded because the submissive of the 2 doesn't want to be around the other bun under any circumstances and yes they are neutered

[@desireemcmichael9953]

We have two males from a litter of 5 from my sister who was told she had two males. These two bonded from birth and not with the other buns. They cuddled groomed and played well until they began sexually maturing and then the little one fought hard with the bigger one. Big one fought back eventuallyLittle one was runt of the litter. Got them neutered. It took a full year, we had to let one out to play and roam and then put him away to let the other one have outside his mansion time. They would bite and scratch at each other through the cage bars. Finally a full year after they were neutered they showed signs of wanting to be near each other. grooming each other through the bars, chewing at the wood edges of the cages. We reintroduced them carefully and since then a few months have passed and they have rebonded, play and eat together. It's possible for previously bonded siblings to bond again, biggest factor is how quickly you get them fixed as soon as the fighting starts.

[@sarahball4481]

I have a bonded m/f pair, and we added a third about two months ago. He’s a lop male,neutered, and I was able to bond the trio in about 6 weeks(fully living together)! The boys absolutely love each other, it’s a really balanced trio. It can totally work but it’s always up to the compatibility!

[@aoifemullen9282]

I have two fixed males, one I had from a baby and one I adopted last year when he was 1. It took me three months to bond them and they had some bad fights but now they are best friends and spend all day cuddling, grooming and chasing each other while doing binkies 😊

[@LoveABun]

I have learned in a Facebook rabbit bonding group that it takes about 12 weeks post neuter surgery for a male rabbit’s hormones to “dissipate”. That’s why if you’re planning to bond a male rabbit with a female, you need to wait 3-4 months after surgery for his territorial hormonal behavior to calm down before allowing him close to your female. If you don’t do this, you run a high risk of him possibly being aggressive with and harming your female!

[@desireemcmichael9953]

Our two male buns from same litter were bonded well before they started sexually maturing. Separated them and got them in to get neutered a month after. It took a full year for them to re-bond and be able to play eat and be non aggressive with each other. I heard it would take quite awhile for the hormones to die down and some bonded pairs never re-bond after getting fixed, another factor I heard was how fast you get them fixed after they start fighting.

[@svluna252]

My boy came into my life unexpectedly 🥺 My sister had Neptune and gave him to me in 2017 since her dad only wanted him in a cage and threatened to throw him out if his fur kept getting everywhere. His girlfriend also complained of smell. Anyways he's been with me for 5 years now. She just graduated highschool and moved in with me and I swear to y'all he remembers her. He's been extra jumpy/excited lately 🤣 kinda like the "dancing" Lorelei mentioned. It's been a happy time in my apartment these last few weeks with them reunited ❤️

[@AMTSA1]

THAT sounds so cute 😍😍😍 good luck and best times to them.

[@Cheezitnator]

I think it's worth noting that male bunnies tend to be more affectionate (or maybe it's attachment) towards their human then females. There's always exceptions but my boys have always been pushier about getting attention and head rubs than my girls. Following me around nose bumping my calves. The girls are more independent and seem to only be in my way/lap when I'm busy or eating. I think they're just smarter at getting treats at the opportune time. 😂

[@IMeMineWho]

Lol. Just like a man!

[@annawilson8235]

Aww my little boy was such a slow learner bless him. His sister was extremely clever though and she would help him. It was so lovely to watch 🥰🌈

[@meganh4040]

Your videos are amazing! I have learned so much about how to give my buns the best life possible! Just adopted bonded brothers from a rabbit rescue in my state. I'm super proud of the life they have and some of that knowledge has come from watching all of your videos. Thank you for speaking up for these adorable, silent, little buns!

[@sarahbarter8491]

I just wanted to say, I am so happy to have found your channel, I have just got myself a rabbit that lives indoors with me, his name is Walter and you are already helping me so much to take care of him the way he deserves! It is such a shame pet shops don’t go into this much detail! Keep doing what you do! ♥️ x

[@DouglasTheAlien]

Hey! I have a male bunny, and your videos are the reason why he’s living a happy life here. I always do research before getting pets, but I couldn’t find anywhere with accurate info for a rabbit until I found your videos. I do an animal care course and even some of that info is outdated. He’s a freeroamer in my bedroom and we’re very close. Your videos make the world of difference and I still really enjoy watching and learning more about him :> thank you

[@rafaeletesserdasilva7568]

Proud mama of two male rabbits sending love all the way from Brazil! 🐇🐇 When I adopted the second bunny, they used to fight a lot. The oldest one was neutered, but the youngest wasn't. He was very territorial. Now, they are both neutered and inseparable best friends! ❤

[@adorigirl]

My male rabbits poops so much totally right there. But with the slow learning I recently free roamed my rabbit I taught him to litter train in one day. I was quite impressed with that. Thanks for all your videos it's helped me alot .

[@IMeMineWho]

You must have the male bunny equivalent of Einstein!😂

[@laszlototh5956]

Oh, the darn spraying was the most annoying habit of my male bunny. He claimed the sofa for himself and we had some argument about it. It ended with two bitten wounds for me and two balls out for him. Since he got neutered all things are going fine. He is lovely.

[@laszlototh5956]

@Alexvr124 I am trying to get better but I cannot put his balls back. He is still lovely this way.

[@Neliciae]

I just adopted my baby boy and this channel is so so helpful and informative ! Bless you girl ! THANKYOU🥰

[@Bageldabun]

Thanks 😊my 2 male buns have been doing these and my brothers female rabbits haven't I was kinds confused but u rlly helped my bunny journey ♡

[@directioner8641]

These factual videos are yet again so educational! Thank you Lorelei

[@CaraLeighAnn2015]

I was super worried about bonding my boys(both neutered) but they’re a great pair! It is rare to get such a great pair out of two boys like you said though!

[@bb_hunting]

@@lilydoherty5050 I have two males who didn’t get along and they would fight! They were brothers One of them were staying with the mom and one of them stayed with their dad so they didn’t get lonely.... whenever I put the two brothers back together they started fighting. So I set them next to each other and pet both of them at once. I would hold one of the brothers, and then I would hold the other one. I would put them together and once they started fighting I would separate them. Also I wouldn’t put one of the bunny’s in the other bunny’s habit, so like bring both of them to an unfamiliar area. They eventually got used to each other and didn’t fight anymore! Hope this helps!

[@bb_hunting]

@@lilydoherty5050 I think it would be helpful! Maybe do some research!?

[@aoifemullen9282]

Same, I have two males who are best friends. Lots of fighting to begin with but within 3 months they were best friends

[@G0ldwaves]

DO NOT BOND 2 MALES!!! SHELTERS ARE FULL OFF THEM DUE TO FAILURE, EVEN NEUTERED. IT IS CRUEL

[@aoifemullen9282]

@@G0ldwaves my males are literally best friends. Don't spread lies, many people have two bonded males, yes it is harder but they can still bond

[@ZanderFoster]

The misconception that male rabbits are more violent than females is so dangerous. Most rabbit deaths from fighting are from females, and females in the wild fight much more than males.

[@LCmasa]

Females fight more than males do not only in rabbits.. 🤣

[@RoaminWithTheRoberts]

I have a lion head jersey wooly mix male and he is so adorable! Thanks for the vid!

[@akiratokito1662]

I agree with everything but the fighting one in my situation. I have two male rabbits who live together and have never fought. They're twin brothers and actually get along really well! I know that's not often the case but it's cool my boys get along so well Edit: the reason it's cool is because neither are neutered

[@AgentM79]

Thanks!

[@peypey2642]

Thanks you for informing me on this stuff. I just got a 2 month old boy. About a week ago. He is just starting to trust me!!! Say hi to Lennon! ❤️❤️❤️🐰

[@frogfell3126]

I got a 1 yearish old rabbit from a rescue. 💕I love him and I think it is true that they are slower learners, but I think he is very smart and has learned how to stand and lay down on command. I just started the free roaming process and I have recently finished fully bunny proofing! After bunny proofing once, he kept finding things I missed! I love him so much and he has never had a potty mistake. After 3 weeks we fully bonded and he comes when he sees me and it’s so cute☺️ . I love your channel so much and you really changed my perception of these furry friends🐰! Keep on making amazing content just like this, because I wouldn’t be where i am today had I not seen your channel! 😁🐇

[@pauldoutre541]

Can confirm it is possible to have two male bunnies in the same space. My wife has a pair of neutered bunnies from to different litters (new Zealand/Flemish mix and Californian/new Zealand mix) going on 2 years old now and they are bonded together

[@imi.imogen]

I have two male rabbit that are siblings and they have such a lovely relationship 💕! They comfort each other and are just completely inseparable! It just so lovely to see 🥰

[@hells_shells]

Interesting. I have a trio, two males and a female. All neutered/spayed respectively. I took my time and was patient while bonding. When I come home from work I sometimes see the two males laying together. All 3 get along very well together now that they are properly bonded.

[@ellen9132]

I’m a new bunny owner and I just want to thank you so much for your videos you’ve really helped me so much.

[@lauren2898]

My male rabbit is so timid it's unreal.. he's so submissive and gentle compared to my female who is waiting to get spayed.. She's growly and scratchy.. I have about 10 new scars from her but she loves my hamster and is so gentle with her.. she tries to groom her through the bars of the hamsters cage but I always block it off since the hamster is a little...bitey

[@unicornfartz7]

the moment when your bunny loves your hamster more than you

[@edwardroche2480]

How old is the female rabbit who likes scratching?

[@KermitAdventures]

DONT PUT RABBITS WITH HAMSTERS!

[@KermitAdventures]

A Guinea pig is one thing but a rabbit?!

[@unicornfartz7]

@@KermitAdventures she or he didnt do that? They blocked the cage

[@lorettataylor388]

I’m always learning so much every time I watch your videos! And yes please, we would love a video on female rabbits :))

[@evasophie3233]

I guess we are just lucky. Our most romantic couple out of our 5 bunnies are the two neutered male ones. The bromance is on, real and unbreakable. We habe a very loving group and they all cuddle and groom each other and us humans as well, but Helge and Anton are unseperable.

[@evasophie3233]

Also they did not grow up together nor are related. Anton is only half the size of Helge. They have been introduced to each other at ages 3,5 and 1,5 and fell both in love. I have never seen such a tight bond between two bunnies.

[@dyanamaldonado2935]

I love your videos! I have a male rabbit so this really helped. Thank you!!

[@AMTSA1]

I think I am then very lucky. My little male does chase his male offspring, but nothing close to hurting. He also doesn't spray - at all. I have been living with my 2 bunnies (parents) and their 4 offspring now for almost a years - 24 hrs a day. I work from home and really seldom.goes out. HE is WAY MORE tender and attentive to the kids than she is. Especially when the young ones are one the verge if turning 3 months then she chases them as many times as she cuddles them. By my little male is the proverbial hands-on parent. Even while she was giving birth he was sitting way close up to her, very quiet and resting 1 little paw on her. And he sat like that untill all 3 babies were born. When the young ones start moving about, in the beginning they also cuddle a lot with mom, but in my case, mostly with daddy and he groomed them and slept with them and it was so beautiful I cried a lot of times. Even now that the oldest litter is 5 months old and the younger litter 3 months, they mostly cuddle up with daddy (even when both parents are there the young ones will rather cuddle with daddy on his side or lie in front of both and cuddle that way). I have netherland dwarf bunnies crossbred with Angora but only 1 of the babies have the look if an angora - such a docile gentle little being. Much quieter than the rest.

[@Noel.Chmielowiec]

Very interesting video Lorelei. I'm fortunate that my bunny never showed sexual frustration, even before he was neutered (I adopted him when he was 1). He understands full sentences, I think mostly because I talk to him a lot. He learnt how to show 'no' and 'yes', it's hilarious 😂 I agree with tricks, in fact there's no way to teach him because if he doesn't get treat then he gives us 'cold shoulder' and goes away 😂

[@AMTSA1]

How did you teach him to show no or yes? 😜😜😍😍

[@Noel.Chmielowiec]

@@AMTSA1 I think he saw me moving my head while I was telling him 'no' and I have no clue how he learnt to show 'yes' but he just does that xD

[@AMTSA1]

@@Noel.Chmielowiec that is EVER so cute 😍😍😍😍

[@selahdamerville4039]

This vid came out 3 days after I got my male bunny! It’s my first rabbit and I am so grateful for all that you have taught me!! You should write a book😃

[@serenityadamsd455]

Thanks for posting this video about male rabbits! Just got my first bunny and he is a male. ♥️

[@liz6377]

My husband and I just rescued Hermes 3 weeks ago, he was going to be surrendered and now bam, I’m a bunny mom. This helps so much, thank you!

[@thecarvalhome261]

As someone who owns 1 of each ! I definitely can say … OMG THE POOP IS ACCURATE! 😂 also how they spread poop over their litter box and the box area Vs my female is precisely in the same spot nearly every single time. I also find in my experience personally that my male eats WAY LESS HAY than my female I swear she’s chomping on something all day and he’s very much a grazer

[@alisoncaine5124]

This is sooo true! My female tends to eat more hay and he eats more veggies 😄

[@joeylovesyouall]

Yes!! Thank you so so much for uploading! I can confirm that 2 male rabbits do not get along, though, my male rabbit learns tricks pretty fast. Though I do not own a female rabbit at all, so I don’t really know. Thank you so so much for uploading, I always learn something new from your videos!

[@samusranzer]

The only bunny I met in my life was a female, and she was very, very, VERY affectionate. However, I recently talked to some bunny owners and I had a lot of people mentioning that males are much more affectionate than females.

[@heatherallen3565]

The person that I got my male rabbit from the same thing. My male is very affectionate he give kisses (licks) to everyone but i have never met a female :)

[@abbij2009]

My male is wayy nicer than my female. He is fixed so that is probably another reason, but still. My female is very territorial and aggresive. She is un-fixed, which is probabky also a reason. However, they do not try to attack eachother when they see eachothers through he fence

[@sheilasmith8807]

We took care of two male rabbits. Both were so different in personalities. One loved cuddling and the other preferred being on his own liked being petted on his terms only. He was gun shy of my husband but very okay with my daughter and myself. The other one loved to cuddle and like your arms while being petted. But boy if we were late with a meal watch out both would stomp and hop around until they saw we were getting their food. It was a lot of fun watching them though. Can definitely say they learned tricks slower. I would agree definitely need more patience with male rabbits.

[@marzettik]

I really did enjoy this video. I have a male rabbit myself currently. I’ve had both sexes before and I don’t know if it’s just me, but it was always easier to bond with the nurtured males than the females. I do have to make one judgment one this video though. The scene under “fatherly “ were you see a human holding the back end of a rabbit and pulling babies out from under it was cringey. A scene like that needs context.

[@pingpong4193]

Always cuddle up with my baby boy when I see your videos 😂❤️🐇 he’s so timid yet sassy

[@PixiePrincess501]

Ah, now I know why my Buddy poops so much. I thought it was just a regular bunny thing, but he is a male ^_^0 Something interesting to note is, even if males are much slower to learn things, Buddy is actually pretty clever. He quickly learned his name, the "come" command, and whenever he hears the word "treat' he goes into binkies and gets all excited and playful. I love him so much ♥ Something not mentioned here, but should be known, is getting a female spayed is much more expensive than getting a male neutered. (Pretty obvious, but getting a female of any mammal spayed will often cost more, since it will be an invasive surgery.) I'm not sure if this is accurate, so please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@edwardroche2480]

Yeah they want 502 1200 spay a female rabbit m252 500 to neuter a male rabbit. I'm in South Florida I've both neutered and unneutered males

[@danielavasquez3450]

Awwww

[@gisellealvarez2941]

Thanks for another awesome video Lorelei! My little guy sprayed as soon as he reached 5 months. He liked to spray me and my baby brother, I guess we were his territory haha. One thing I will say is that after you have neutered your bun make sure you wait 3 weeks or 4 because my little guy was still spraying after haha. It is a lot easier to litter train your bun too ^_^

[@scottfirman]

Mabe I'm a dumb male but my male bunny is VERY smart and picks up on stuff pretty fast( including getting into trouble) I wouldn't DREAM of not getting a male bunny fixed. They are happier and healthier. Males can be as loving and enjoy company as much as any other bunny. I do know if you wait too long getting your male fixed, they can try to make you their mate, circling and honking through their nose are some of the things they can do. Just get your bun fixed as soon as he is old enough. Good Video. This is my second male and wouldn't change that for anything.

[@emmapierskalla7622]

100% get your males fixed! I got mine fixed last November, and they don't hump or spray anymore. Pretty much at all! They are both boys, brothers and they love each other to bits! Also one of them learned to spin, and the other one hasn't figured it out yet 😂

[@shantirashipman6393]

Hi just wondering did you seperate them after getting them fixed and then have to re bond them?? X

[@emmapierskalla7622]

@@shantirashipman6393 The vet recommended that they be seperated to protect them from tearing the stitches, but their pens were next to each other because bonded animals that seperate can get depressed. (Had to reinforce it when I would find them together😂) I didn't have to rebond them! They were bffs before then, and are even more now! There isn't a guarantee that that will be the outcome for alll bunnies though.

[@emmapierskalla7622]

At one point, one stopped eating and I let them be by each other for a bit and they started eating! The most beautiful thing! ❤

[@SLOANHOOKS]

😍😍😍

[@adventurousdoglover]

I’m bringing home a male bunny in a few weeks, thank you for this!

[@susana.1163]

Thank you Lorelei. I have watched just about all of your videos and your advice on rabbits is right-on. 👍 I learned a lot from you in taking proper care of my two precious rabbits. I would like to share from experience from my rabbits and my friends who also have more than one rabbit, that those of you who do have two or more rabbits, please know that even neutered rabbits still have hormones going around in their bodies. Neutering them doesn’t rid males of all their main hormone, testosterone or females of their main hormone, oestrogen. During spring time, wild rabbits are at their peak breeding time, with hormones massively heightened. So even pet/domesticated rabbits may show social, sexual and even aggressive behaviours even if they are spade or neutered. In both rabbits, there may be an increase in chasing and mounting of their companion. So please don't cage your rabbits. It can be very devastating to the weaker one or one's who can't escape out of the cage, with life-threatening injuries or even death from the aggressive rabbit. Its very cruel. So please allow your rabbits to free-roam. But before you do, please watch Lorelei's videos on how to free-roam your rabbit "safely" in your home. Thank you Lorelei for all of your videos and advice on how to properly take care for our rabbits. ❤ 🐰❤ 🐇 ❤

[@edwardroche2480]

And knows this, rabbits are faster than snakes and can bite each other's eyeballs out if you don't keep them separate. And the vet bills can be very expensive and painful for you and your bunnies. I have an unneutered male and a neutered male and I can't afford to get the one mail neutered. I keep them separately free roaming on my boat. But there are always situations where they can get into each other's living space. I avoid this as much as possible but everyone makes mistakes I've learned the hard way. I'd love to get my other male rabbit neutered but it still may not solve the problem. Unneutered rabbits are very loving towards people. They just love to be petted and rubbed. My unneutered rabbit is ready to run away every time I put my hand down. I think he still likes it when I catch him and pet him though I never pick him up I let him live on the floor and the bed. Take care, God bless

[@jasmin470]

Therefore, you are supposed to neuter male bunnies before the 12th week - before their body already started producing those hormones. If you do that, the chance of male bunnies getting along is the highest.

[@edwardroche2480]

@@jasmin470 but what if they're almost 2 years old is it still better or is it too late. My little bunny is a very sweet guy, it doesn't bother me that he pees and tries to kick it in my face. I'm used to that. I just don't want him to get sick and suffer. I don't want to change his personality. When I got him he was a baby and I named him baby and I called him a little squirt. Hence the name baby squirt. I took him to the bed after I first got him to look him over before I took him home and let him be around my other rabbit. The vet asked me why I called him baby squirt. Now I know. He knows when he's been bad and he refrains from bad behavior after I talk to him about it. So it is a endurable situation. But I still wonder whether I should get him neutered or not. It's expensive and that adds into the equation.

[@jasmin470]

@@edwardroche2480 I dont know how the prices are where you live, but in Germany it is actually quite okay. I paid 80€ for the male and 120€ for the female. If I were you, I would still get him neutered because of the reasons explained in this video. At the moment I am fostering an unneutered male and I can really feel his stress and frustration. My neutered male is really the most chill bunny on earth and I would hate seeing him distressed because of his hormones. Don't worry about character. He will still be the same snuggle bug but with much less stress. But yea, I can't promise you that your two bunnies will get along after that. Some people say that two males start to get along again if they wake up from sedation together (after neutering). Obviously, you will have to bond them on neutral territory again after.

[@lionbun1]

My sister had a pair when I was little and they ended up having a small litter of two little cute beans and actually the mother didn't seem to like them that much (she was generally a VERY sassy bunny) and while she did feed them nicely she usually kept a distance but the father was actually spending quite some time with them. He ended up being best buddies with his son when he grew up, just too adoreable!

[@IssaBunny]

Hi Lorelei! I've been watching your videos for a while and after hearing about the reproductive cancer in rabbits I brought my bunny to a rabbit savvy vets. I was told that if my male doesn't have any behavioral issues (spraying, etc) then it really doesn't matter much about getting him fixed. She told me its actually way more common for females to get cancer, and is pretty uncommon in males. Just wondering where you found the 75% statistic? I tried researching it but could never find any statistics.

[@LiaaAsthetix]

I have a male rabbit named milo, and i can say, he poops a LOT. But i still love him to bits!

[@DoubleBlack2.0]

Great video! However, I must push back a little bit on #6. I have two male rabbits that are definitely a bonded pair. They’re so cute together, we call them husbuns. 🥰🥰 We got them when they were both around three months old, one a few weeks after the other, so they developed a baby bond. Then when their hormones kicked in, we separated them until they were neutered. They stayed in side-by-side pens until they were healed. Once we reintroduced them, they re-bonded pretty quickly without much help from us. They now free roam in their own room, and they often cuddle and groom each other. It’s absolutely adorable. 😇

[@marakoren471]

I agree! I have 2 male rabbits who have been bonded for 4 years. It was honestly not too hard to bond them because they lived near each other in separate pens until the younger one was neutered. They are not from the same litter, one is a lop and the other a lionhead, and they have very different personalities! I do have to deal with some occasional humping/chasing, but otherwise they get along very well.

[@jamesjordan6239]

Sounds pretty romantic to me!🥰

[@DoubleBlack2.0]

@@jamesjordan6239 I agree. 🥰

[@jackwhitbread4583]

That's very sweet and all but not all previously bonded rabbits can be re bonded after being neutered. I have a neutered pair of previously bonded rabbits and my submissive anxious little treasure will never ever give the more dominant bun any of his time, he is traumatised by the chasing and biting that occurred prior to separation. He Hates mirrors as well, he doesn't cope well with other animals and is perfectly happy just being loved by his mummy (me) although I wish I could re bond them my little Pumpkin doesn't want to and what he doesn't want he doesn't get

[@mckenzieglazebrook9102]

Husbuns is so cute

[@edwardroche2480]

I watch your show, and then six months later or a year later I watch it again to remind me all of the things I tend to forget. Your show is very interesting, educational and I like it. I've been watching them for a few years and I have seen you change on your bunny Lennon change. Take care and God bless

[@misswaffies2719]

are all those random sounds meant to be in the video? o.o

[@jenniferkelly5897]

All my bunny's prior to the one I have now were female so as a first time buck owner, I can confirm, they definitely do make more mess. He was also very aggressive until I got him neutered, I had a few bites from him that drew blood just from trying to get his bowls for food and water, nowadays, I get the occasional grunt. He's also a lot more affectionate than he was before neutering but it's always on his terms.

[@bigbotno1]

25+ years experience with male rabbits: never neutered one of them, never had any trouble, all lived 10-14 years. Current rabbit 12 years old. Poop more: no. Slow at learning: no. Sexual frustrated: no. Spraying: no. Male rabbits are sweeter than female and bond better with you. Also it's fine to pickup your rabbit and cudle with him, the more you do it the more they get used to it (don't over do it). And always respect your rabbit, if he (really) doesn't want to be picked up, let him be.

[@mayahsmith2768]

I love your channel so much it has helped me be a much better rabbit mom!💕

[@Xmascactus1]

Many thanks for talking about the boys. I have two male rabbits that I've 'adopted'. They're both neutered and groom each other. I've had them 5 months now and have not seen a fight but I am aware that this had to be dealt with by their previous 'guardians' who had them neutered. They live in a hutch in my garden which opens up onto lawn and I'm very pleased that they've got grass to run around on and areas they can happily hide. I'd love to give them more space. One of the boys is very gentle and calm and the other one is an excitable explorer.

[@Luvliaa]

My male bunny pee so much, my vet told me to go ahead and give him little butt baths lol. I love him so much♥️

[@zacharyburdette4261]

I have a 8 year old un neutered Holland lop. Unfortunately when u got him he was too old to be neutered. However, he is an absolute baby. He loves cuddling on your lap and is always giving kisses. He has a 3 year old fixed sister as his companion and they are adorable together.

[@mixtuberroadto3753]

Love this channel!!! Started watching you for help when I got my rabbits!!

[@dmark4545]

My little 1 yr old male bunny isn't neutered. Unfortunately, my vet said it wasn't necessary. But thankfully my bunny is gentle, litter trained and has never pooped or peed anywhere else except in his litter box. I used teaching methods which I learned from watching your channel, your channel has been a real help and now I have a (mostly) free roaming rabbit.

[@BarrierSecurity]

Great video and a great help when considering to get a rabbit or two. Thanks a lot for making it; very informative!

[@jacquelinev8041]

I have two male rabbits and they never fought. It was very easy to bond them and they have been living together for more than a year. No problems. They cuddle, sleep together, they are adorable 🐰💛🐰

[@nikkilovedbymanyhatedbyfew382]

I’m so glad I came across your videos you have made me the Best fur mom ever to my 2 lion head Bunnies Thanks for all that you do 😇❤️ God Bless you and Lennon!🤗 This video taught me so much about my Boy❤️

[@spitfire.equine.rescue]

I have three not neutered pairs of male rabbits and all of them cuddle with each other it is the sweetest thing to watch male rabbits can be kept together if raised together and a big enough space

[@WhiteEagleMichigan]

We have had whole buck rabbits for house rabbits for decades. Some have sprayed at first, but as stated in your video they stop. Be with them everyday for at least an hour or more in the morning when they get ready for bed, and in the evening as they get ready to go rabbit! Time with your rabbit is critical to their everything. Just think of them as a REAL family member, and treat them as such. Rabbits are the best!

[@alinaespinoza8931]

Hi Lorelei! Thank you for posting this video, now I get to understand my Denzel a lot better ❤️

[@sagecharlie1212]

Thank you so much Lorelei, because of you I own my two bunnies Sage and Charlie and they have an amazing life❤️❤️

[@basedontruth7397]

Hey Lorelie ...Thanks 4 ur vids it really educated me more about the bunnies and their needs...Always looking forward for ur updates

[@mmps18]

Aww we have a male rabbit and this all checks! Especially the slow learning part. He's a himbo!

[@saljack129]

Hi Lorelei - I have a bonded male female pair that I am about to move temporarily to a different room while we remove carpeting and add wood floor to their space. Any tips on easing their stress when you make these kind of environmental changes for your bunnies?

[@paradise_pet_care]

Hello, we love this video!! Thank you so much for including my boy Olaf!!

[@-advikaplays-]

Thx for posting this vid! I have a male bunny and yes this really helps, he’s gentle and cute! But he’s a slow learner 🐇💞

[@heatherallen3565]

Thank you so much for making this video! I just got a male rabbit a little over a month ago so this was very helpful.

[@cottonballandbells7605]

I'm suprised my male rabbit learns SO quickly, he is so quick at learning tricks and also managing to listen. Wow I am suprised.

[@SpaceHuggle]

The slow learner one is crazy to me because my male bunny is the only bunny in the family who understands trick commands haha

[@nataliethompson2006]

i have a male broken orange lop! he sprayed me multiple times before he got neutered and now he is an ANGEL when it comes to using his litter box. no pee or poop outside of it and he is a LOVE he completely melts when you give him face pets 🥲

[@natdeb8004]

I have a male bunny! This will come in handy! Thanks Lorelei xx

" You know the drill." :D That's what I tell my bunny when I am moving around his things to clean his space and I need him to move out a bit. :D

[@joybird2528]

Thanks for all your information! Am trying to decide about taking in some rabbits but want to be informed before even trying...

[@caprissalyn5554]

thanks so much for this video! I have a male bunny too and i finally understand him better thanks to u! keep up the good work!! :DDD

[@amyranurrynsyazlynbintiaba6852]

Right!! my buck is potty trained because of your tutorial. now he's not spraying everywhere even not neutered

[@hayleymyron9381]

I have 2 male rabbits that are both neutered. I tried to bond them, but it did not go well. Now they both have their own exercise pens (with barriers to prevent them from fighting between the bars) and get let out a different times of the day to free roam. Both are rescues and the one little Lionhead, Venom, was a surrender to a local bunny rescue. I took him to get neutered and come to find out after being put under and cut open he was already neutered before. He did NOT forgive me for months lol.

[@ItzK.K.J]

I love your videos I got my male rabbit yesterday you really helped me and thank you 🐰🐰♥️

[@d.dejesus]

How often should we change the litter box? My little guy is pretty good at using it but for some reason after I change it he’ll have a few accidents

[@sequoiabean420]

I have three male bunnies all brothers I’m so glad you made this I still haven’t been able to find a vet with availability that works with bunnies as I need to get them fixed still but the two males are so bonded I’ve never seen them fight there just so dear with each other. But I’d really like to get all three of them bonded together again hopefully after I get them fixed! I love my bun boys.

[@clairecaraher6227]

Thanks so much for the helpful information. Unrelated but could you make another video rating rabbit house set ups