Bonding Multiple Rabbits | Step By Step

[@juanzamarripa7601]

this has helped me so much. I work at a animal shelter, specifically with the small animals, I had no idea how to introduce rabbits till I saw this video and took some notes that have worked, people always come in to adopt rabbits but they want them to bond with their rabbits. You are a life saver. I now learned how to do rabbit meet and greets and can give the adopters some advice sense I'm not gonna always be there to help them.

[@musicalmarion]

The first thing you will need is .. rabbits..

[@theresan3922]

musicalmarion 😂😂

[@sydneyjuniper5356]

Hmmmm... good to know

[@RollingWithTerry]

well no shit. I thought I needed 2 cats to bond rabbits.. who knew yo actually need rabbits

[@ilovemyself9565]

musicalmarion lol true

[@vinaychintapatla929]

😂😂😂

[@Gonzie6]

The towel method looks effective and quite amusing

[@carislittlepiggies]

Very thorough and informative video Amy! Was very interesting. Sorry but I was got distracted every so often through the video with all this bunny cuteness!!!!! Lots of love!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@drhoneybunny]

excellent! when the rabbits are bonded it is well worth the work. After fighting to the death, literally, they now are kissing and are very cute and happy. It took me 4 months. Rabbits are slow in getting new habits. So naturally bonding is a slow process...

[@zwizzy89]

Great vid. But to you watching. DON'T ever have them walk on slippery mats etc. Their legs are not built to move in any circular *way* So don't ever have them slip around.. ever!

[@juliabrink9743]

I have been reading so much on how to bond my two rabbits and this is the most helpful video. Because when i first started bonding them i knew some stuff to look out for but it wasnt really helpful and i split them up to quickly. I had looked up some of the things they did that worried me like tearing out fur and i couldnt find an answer this really covered every thing i worried about and im going to follow your steps.thank you this was really helpful

[@cecci5767]

How young can the younger one be when you start bonding? I have an 4 years old male rabbit and an 8 weeks old little female rabbit. I know i can't start yet but do you know that how long should i wait? 😌

[@panicatthemay3036]

probably at 4-6 months

[@thebunnyshed1official]

I always bonded from 10 weeks of age x

[@tarcbarbosa]

@@thebunnyshed1official but at 10 weeks of age they cannot yet be spayed/ neutered. So how does it work?

[@meandmybunnys738]

@@tarcbarbosa Males can already be neutured with 8-12 weeks, it’s called „Frühkastration“ in Germany (early-castration). But Not every vet is doing that.

[@lrf4209]

@@meandmybunnys738 i have a male holland lop and hes about 15 weeks now but im unable to neuter him til 6months.

[@anna-louisemoran]

This video is very good but I personally think you missed out an important step, they should live next to each other (in separate hutches/cages) for a week to get should to their scents. Also if possible swapping them into each others hutches or at least changing over used litter trays. This will may help with them feel less territorial and then start the process showed in this video. It also is less stress for the rabbits as they won't be complete strangers when you start meeting them together. Hope this helps anyone with their bonding, GOOD LUCK!

[@frostbitegachas1049]

Thanks for this :) we have started the first step and all is well so far! Thanks!

[@leoniswiftbridge2762]

I had 2 bunnies before but one sadly passed away at 13 years old (!!!) Now we only have one and it is 8 years old. I would love get her a friend again, but I just hate the times when they first meet!! Last time we bonded two bunnies, they kept fighting 😔

[@riding_my_day_dream8640]

Sorry to hear that😞 great age tho!❤️ If you’re in the uk a rescue centre might provide a bonding service for you❤️

[@Teresa-xf8yj]

My brother has a bunny but my bunny bites his bunny we cant get them to bond :(

[@wp4708]

I’ve got two males, one that’s nine weeks old, one five months. They’re both under two pounds. The five month old is that close (1.9 lbs) and the nine week old is literally (0.9) I’m worried they’re both too young to get neutered, but I was hoping to get a friend for the older one. The younger one seems to have a problem hopping, relating to his back legs, which the shelter didn’t tell me about before they gave him to me to foster. 😳🙄 (The other one is a foster as well). I had both meet in a neutral territory, and it seemed to go off just fine. When I moved them both back to their nearby sanctuary I set up, the older one immediately began jumping the younger one. I swear, for every argument about rabbit care, there’s another argument disproving the first argument. Being worried about the younger one’s leg strength, and the fact that they were not neutered when I got them, I separated them 😫 because I was worried about what the older one could do. If they aren’t neutered, will it be much harder for them to bond? Can they still live in the same house if they aren’t bonded?

[@BobbyHobby10]

W P Male rabbit will be hard to bond when not neutered. The 5 month old rabbit it’s ready but the nine week it’s too young. Male rabbits have horrible fights and will try to castrate each other when both are sexuall matured, the kit it’s still a baby and haven’t reached it yet. Better wait until both are neutered and try to bond them then, so the kit will get stronger and there’s no change for him getting more hurt.

[@alli_park16]

Great tips Amy :) the buns are all very adorable in this!

[@thebunnyshed1official]

Thankyou so much x

[@thundercat9012]

Can I merge two cages into one once the bunnies are bonded?

[@Olivia-ht7we]

Yes

[@xyulel3922]

Yes

[@robinseeherman6243]

Great video. I have two rabbits that are bonded and I want to add a third who'd mate has passed away. How would I bond two with one? the same method? Thanks

[@msdiinsche]

Hello, thanks for your video. I have bonded a male and female before and going to add another male. Is the process the same? I'm also tempted to add a 4th. Did you bond 2 couples or add no. 3 and no. 4 separately? No. 4 is a young one wheras the others are adults so that might not be a good idea. Thanks for any tips you could give

[@mypets1017]

Recently one of my buns passed away and I'm getting a new one for the one that was its bonded pair and I want to get the baby fixed but it's like 600 where I live and i don't know what to do... Will the bonding still work? Please answer asap

[@thebunnyshed1official]

In this case i would obviously go for a same sec pair. or better if you have any rescues near you they often spay and castrate rabbits as a routine procedure. May be worth looking at that. If not then it could work but i personally wouldnt do it. I have an uncastrated male living with my other buns all of whom are snipped. Hes a little more hormonal and winds them up. I have seen successfull bonds between unneutered females so that would be my prefered choice. Ofcourse it depends on your current rabbit and if he/she is chilled

[@mypets1017]

+Thebunnyshed1 ok thanks so much for responding! My current rabbit is fixed but she's very energetic too but she does get along well with my other animals (not really sure if the makes a difference though) but if it doesn't work I'm sure they can live separated and I will continue on my search and maybe find a rabbit already fixed

[@3hunnamobn598]

+Thebunnyshed1 no no you don't separate the rabbits when they fighting for territory if so they may bond with each other but not you .That is not a good idea please do not attempt no separate rabbits when fighting. p.s this bonding lesson worked to well for my rabbits she won't leave him alone my female rabbit. keeps doing my male she will bite his fur to mount him how do I stop her from humping him. please respond asap this I and we're getting my male fixed in week when he is fixed will she still jump him. again please answer asap.

[@TiffanniexD]

mypets101 try the animal shelter

[@nerochan5668]

mypets101 goodness in my place neutering cost like $60

[@jannelthompson4396]

So I've seen people do the bathroom Bonding sessions and they seem to work really well. I guess my question is how do you transfer both rabbits into the bathtub together without allowing running around? I've watched every video on bonding rabbits but everyone seems to edit out the transfer between carrier to bathtub. One of my rabbits is very keen on nipping the other which would make it difficult to put them side by side.

[@porkbellyism]

take them in seperate carriers

[@hmfoden]

What breed is the rabbit with the two different coloured ears?

[@brispeller1933]

Looks like a lionhead!

[@lucierumsby5797]

Thank you very much for sharing. I am about to bond 2 males and one female and so nervous! Love the end about hutch is not enough too :) I have brought a 8ft shed x

[@sorchaconway7906]

How did you bond your two males?! Did it work out?!

[@ziggyzoey01]

+Sorcha Conway I'm wondering the same thing since makes don't bond easily.

[@ziggyzoey01]

+Zoey Berrier males*

[@rehmasaif7712]

My rabbits were humping so i got worried and seperated them.....

[@desiharrison2584]

Lmao

[@tinalee6627]

It's normal 🤣 mine hump eachother it's a dominance thing

[@ecofriend1374]

check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. check out this link for bonding @t

[@natalianiemier-piszczatows1992]

SALEH SAIF They breading each other, it’s normal.

[@cariannajay]

Maria del Carmen Solorzano Um, there gay 💀

[@BrickManAnimations]

Any advice on bonding a 3rd rabbit with a couple? I have 2 mini rex rabbits but I need to bond a much larger rabbit (a standard rex) so they get along.

[@brownstonefamily7316]

I have my Non-bonded rabbits in a set up where ones in too and one on the bottom and one on the top so do you think they can smell EACHOTHER and should I just skip step 1

[@MagicMan508]

Wow thank you sooo much for this!!!! In the first 15 minutes my Netherland drawf bunny and my Holland lop bunny were doing the 3 good sighnes!! I just have one question... If my bunny licks my other bunnies eyes is that normal?

[@eibho4312]

Yes rabbits love to clean each others eyes its a really good sign.

[@pinkypiehamster6103]

Great video! I will keep this information in mind if getting 2+ rabbits, wonderful!! :)

[@thebunnyshed1official]

Thankyou x

[@ellaweezy0515]

Fantastic video. Very very Thorough!!

[@smackdowngirl]

Thank you for the video! If I can ask what kinda of rabbit is the male? He looks exactly like my rabbit and we've been trying to figure out what breed he is.

[@lauraosborne3646]

I sat in the garden put them in and they ruff and tumbled a bit then I put a plastic sheet between a large cadge and they started to enjoy their companies and then a took it away not their baes

[@NewWave-zl6wx]

Thank you so much for the video, I hope it will work with my girls🐰🐰, they also spayed.

[@H.P.Blavatsky]

I’m curious about the space requirements...my two never use more than 2-3 spots for napping on the floor. They have all this space they never use!

[@Heidi-xm6li]

i have three rabbits. male 7 months, female a little over 4 months, and female 3 months today. should i bond the older two first? the older female doesnt like the baby girl.

[@brispeller1933]

When I was bonding mine, I would recommend a spray bottle filled with water more than a towel or something. Just spray them once or twice and they'll stop since they hate it so much. DO NOT SOAK THEM :)

[@vodaz9109]

I'm currently bonding a male that I've had since for a year and half and a female that I adopted three days ago. They immediately lay/flop near or on each other in the bathtub, and groom in territorial spaces. The problem is that she is extremely stubborn and queenly that she wants all the grooming to be done by him and never wants to return it to him unless I use banana on his head. I don't want to do this too often for several reasons. On the other hand, he grooms her on his own whether she asks or not. The one time out of many when he doesn't feel like doing it, she always nips and then chases him, which easily turns into a fight. The same happens with mounting; he's very submissive and takes the mounting from her until I force her off after about 10 seconds, but she goes into absolute Murder Mode as soon as he tries to mount from the back, but she takes it from the front, but I don't like to let it happen from the front. Very frustrating, ah...if only she wasn't so demanding, then it wouldn't be such an ordeal. I also can't leave them in their pens side by side unattended because one of them randomly jumps out, and I don't want either of them jumping into each other's pens and fight while I'm not there. The first two nights alone, that didn't happen, but once I started falling asleep near them, I suddenly heard a thump and she was just magically out of her pen getting ready to challenge him. Both their pens are at least 4½ to 5½ ft tall, yet they still jump out without anything to climb. I just never see them actually do it. For now, I just keep them in separate rooms while I'm not with them so that there won't be a fight whether one jumps out or not. Can't take any chances.

[@binibini2600]

Would it help if i give the new rabbit one of the old rabbit's towels? Will that help in the new rabbit getting used to the old rabbit's smell?

[@wozzwald7869]

I have to male rabbits, ( funny bunny, & chestnut). They were best buds, cleaning each other, eating together, etc. one night, they were laying side by side, and then I put them to bed. In the morning, I let them out of their cage and gave them love. And they started fighting, out of the blue. So, I got chestnut fixed. They still fight. I am getting funny bunny fixed ASAP. What do I do if they are still fighting afterwards? Please help...

[@jennasimone374]

Da Bean Of Da City BunBun809 this is quite late, but are they together now or still fighting? sometimes it can be the small things. such as they hear something outside that you do not and it stressed one out or maybe something small that is stressing one or the other out that doesn’t stress you. hope all goes/is well.

[@cry-babyecho]

The same thing happened to me. Now they're separate

[@JalehAfshar]

Very well made video, thank you for sharing :)

[@userdumbassmiguel]

Do you think it’s possible if I bond two female unspayed rabbits together

[@squidwardtentacles3660]

if anyone sees this and knows the answer; how can i separate my bunnies before they've been bonded? is it safe to just put an x pen between them, or will they be able to fight through it?

[@greengobliness]

I followed this almost to the letter. My Little girl isn't spayed yet, as I can't do that until she's 6 months and she's only 2 1/2 months old. It took a month, but we finally had success last night. They are grooming each other!!! When can I leave them together as house bunnies/no cage?

[@BunniesOfTheBurrow]

Thank you so much - fantastic and helpful advice :) xxxxxx

[@seang4190]

Quick Question- I have 2 bonded rabbits, 1 is a dwarf and 1 is a Velvet rabbit and both get along great about a year old. I brought a new baby into the mix and she is 8 weeks and a lop eared. My Dwarf doesn't mind her at all but my Velvet rabbit tries to attack her every chance she gets. She tries to grab her by the back of the neck. We monitor them very closely and try to prevent any fighting. The dwarf and velvet are housed together and the lop is housed separately so they are only together running loose at night with supervision. However if the baby goes into the large cage, my dwarf gets very upset so we are looking at getting another cage to house all 3 when the time is right. Do you feel that the techniques in this video will help with bonding my overly aggressive velvet rabbit? I dont want to hurt my rabbits and i dont want my rabbits to be afraid of one another.. any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

[@shadowstitan]

This is a great video. However, it is not multiple, just 2. How would you do 4? Do you bond them all together or 1 at a time? I have a bonded trio and trying to get the 4th bonded. It is not going well and I have done pretty much all these steps. Running out of neutral areas.

[@ecofriend1374]

all together. check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@phrixyys]

Hey, if anyone has any tips for bonding rabbits, I would appreciate!! My neighbors had a bunny, and needed someone to have it, so we took the bunny, but we already had a bunny. Like I said, any advice would be useful!! :D

[@kovyvuri]

Hi! I do not currently own a bunny, but I am looking at 2 that do not come from the same place, and most likely my home will be new to them both. Would this make it easier? P.S, neither are spayed. I liked the bit about adoption, but, not everyone can do it. I can't because I cannot have a house check; it stresses my other pets, specifically our cats, when a strange human comes into the house. It also stresses out the dog. Therefore, better idea not to have a house check, which is required by most shelters. So, I'm forced to get them off of Craigslist. Do you think that despite the fact that they are both unspayed, they could be bonded? I plan to spay them *after* bonding, so i can take care of them correctly afterward without worrying about them fighting *and* tearing their stitches. One is a mini lop that is 9 months old, the other i am not sure of the breed but appears to be small(maybe mini rex) and is 4 months.

[@beatricewatson4864]

Hiyabtahnk you for this xx how long does it take for a rabbit to recover from castration ??? Because I need to bond my rabbits as soon as possible bit his castration is on Tuesday

[@OdaBieber]

how long after my bunnies have had the I ritual surgery until they are fully recovered? I've tried googling around but can't seem to find an answer 😕

[@neveahaguilar1337]

I have had my first rabbit for a year, the year mark was on Saturday, he’s a lion head mix named Harlo and I wasn’t trying to get him fixed at first because he wasn’t aggressive at all and we have a very close bond and he’s very sweet so I didn’t really think it was necessary for that reason and because I’m one of the few people who have rabbits where I live. My mom suprised me and got me another rabbit on Monday, he is a French lop mix named Max, he is very sweet and gentle but Harlo gets very hormonal around Max and humps him (they’ve only been introduced a few times but I’ve not allowed them to be face to face anymore) and it’s not dominance humping it’s he wants to mate humping because he also honks and circles Max and gets frustrated because he can’t mate with him. I’ve made an appointment for Harlo to get fixed on the 4th of May at my local vet but do I need to fix Max too? Max is nice towards Harlo and submissive but is it necessary to neuter him too? It’s not really ideal for me to have to spend extra money to neuter both if it’s not necessary :/

[@sandaturcanu8217]

It is recommended that both rabbits be neutered, as it will downsize their dominating and mating behaviour and because it helps them leave longer and be more relaxed. Even though you said that it is subbmisive, in time he may develop typical teritorial behaviour and he will be more stressed because he will be hormonal all the time.

[@hiranyaa]

Great video . Thanks a bunch :)

[@fayysosa]

My rabbits attack each other when I try to bond them.... what do I do?

[@ecofriend1374]

heck out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@pabloledezma1005]

I have a girl new Zealand rabbit(2 months old) and a boy lion head rabbit (about 4 weeks old) and I had her for about a month already and I just brought the little guy in this weekend. Every time I put them together the girl with chase, go over him, or bit pieces of hair off of him. what do you recommend?

[@thebunnyshed1official]

All sounds pretty normal to me. my moto is that unless they draw blood from one another all is good. The fur pulling and chasing are all normal behaviours presented to establish dominance between the two bunnies. keep at it

[@ravouswintersong6205]

Please please please help, we bought 2 bunnies a few days ago and they the male is humping the female constantly, what do I do? They're both 2 months old and have been in a cage together from the store to here in our house

[@BeckysAnimals]

Great video, very informative :) I'm hoping I can bond my three at some stage :) x

[@lucasgareau4105]

What if you are breeding your rabbits and you want to bond them then you can't nuder/spay them since you need them to be bred. I have two female new Zealand Flemish giant cross rabbits and they have been side by side for the past 9 months but I got one before the other and the one I got first is more dominant since they have fought once before when I let them run around the yard. and I do not think a dust pan would work since they are 15 lbs each so they are pretty big. Please tell me whatever you think I should do.

[@blossombuddies2875]

Micro Rabbitry I recommend asking Hooks Holland Lops. She is a breeder and has a few does who can play together.

[@LILTWIT]

.great helpful video amy! X

[@beccalouise9055]

If I was to get 4 rabbits (two pairs) do I bond 3 of them and then add the last at the end. Or should I just put all 4 together at once?

[@FreeYourselfandAll]

I would really love to get my rabbit Shane, male rabbit, a friend to bond with. The reason is so he won’t get lonely while I’m at school. But like many others I can’t afford it. Will getting a neutered female from the animal work? Please let me know. Thanks.

[@hollysbudgets]

Don’t know if anyone still reads this! Just need some things clearing up! My partner is a rabbit lover! We have 2 Netherlands dwarf rabbits, 1 male and 1 female (wasn’t planned) they are around 4 months old, not spayed or neutered. We have been offered the chance to get more rabbits, same bread, same parents. They will be 8 weeks when we pick them up. We were planning to get a male and a female again, so that both homes have 2 so they aren’t lonely. Is this a good idea? For the bonding process, we won’t start it for 2 weeks till they are 10 weeks. But overall, can I get advice on this please?

[@nicolesrebornlittles1903]

I recently adopted a rabbit (he is currently 7 weeks old) we are considering adopting one of his brothers who is from the same litter (not sure if that's the right term regarding rabbits). We are planning on getting our current male neutered as soon as he is old enough, along with his brother if we adopt him. Im curious what your opinions are, would it be okay to put them together as soon as we get his brother? They have been separated for about 2 weeks, or would it be better to wait until they can be neutered before introduced back to eachother? Thank you!

[@CraftyRenate]

Thank you for this video! It's very helpful.

[@Ironbuket]

What do you do if you have rabbits that wont allow you to stroke them?

[@clydesdalehorse1870]

Not sure if you reply still, but my rabbits get along while in the bathtub, but my older one gets very aggressive when the younger one comes into the hutch. Any suggestions?

[@ecofriend1374]

this is territorial, check out the link below. check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@k18l]

What if one of your rabbits is whining every time another go after or near. it’s behind. Do I just let it happen? What does this mean?

[@Jayfeather-wz5tw]

We have 2 already bonded male and female bunnies living with two litter-mate male guinea pigs and a friend is looking for someone to give their bonded male and female bunnies. Basically what I’m saying is how hard would it be to bond the male, female and guinea pigs to another bonded male and female

[@edenassraf5196]

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!!! I have a 3 month old netherland dwarf and im getting a new holland in 2 weeks. they both are too young to be spayed/ neutered and i want to introduce them to each other. do i have to wait until i spay/ neuter them to introduce?? thank you!!

[@mannerni8999]

I want to get a 3rd rabbit for my bonded and neutered male pair when me and my dad build a new hutch for them that I want to be bigger with plenty of outdoor space but I don't know whether my mum and dad will let me... do you have any advise for maybe convincing my parents into letting me get another bun?

[@adrianna169]

MyLifeOfPets If you already have two and are getting a large cage for them then im sure your parents would be fine since they would be outside and out of the way. maybe you save up a little and buy your own if they arent willing to buy for you. Tons of people give bunnies away for free to you should be able to find some

[@TheSmallAnimalZoo]

Brilliant video, this is going to help a lot of people I bet :)

[@thebunnyshed1official]

Thankyou :D I Hope it does.

[@isabellebaker1812]

I have two rabbits ones a baby and one one year old the older one bits the baby should I try bath, or wait till he's older

[@zerotwo308]

i have a question next week ill get 2 bunnies(i mean baby bunnies) ill get males do u think they wont bond or will they bond? since there from the same litter sooo

[@AmandaO96]

I currently have a 5year old spayed female. Thinking about adopting a 5 month old, neutered male. Since theres the age difference and gender difference, is there any other things I should look out for or would it be more difficult to bond them?

[@zacsboredomchannel3596]

Amanda Oliver maybe they 5 year old will be aggressive but that’s all I can think of

[@cloedythemedium]

My four buns, grandmother, her daughter and her daughter been mom to two of her own a male and female, there got adopted but after two months got back again for the reason of the owner, who wanted it. The male is going well with his grandmother and mother and he is neutered but his month younger sister isn't doing well with her mother at all, she sniffe on her and spins off and dosen't wanna join the three but stays on her own, something that can been done? Cause is heartbreaking to seeing by herself and not with them..😪😔

[@bebegel2280]

I need help, I got two bunnys but one is older than the other and is ttying to bite and punch him. What should I do?

[@sawyer8242]

I have 1 bunny right now. i am interested on giving her a friend. she is spayed and she is 3 moths old. she is very sweet. if i get another bunny i cant separate them sometimes, which is part of the process, because she is free range in my room. how could i bond her with another rabbit with no seprate room/ cage?

[@karenbrown4019]

Brilliant we put ous together on neutral territory last night and let them do whatever they want, our rabbit started chasing and nipping the new male, so we split them we tried it again later and he mounted her so we split them up so hopefully we haven't done too much damage already and we'll try stage 1 in the bath tub tonight!

[@becka6579]

I allowed too much on the first day too, it'll be ok. Just keep in mind that humping/mounting is their way of deciding who's dominant, or the leader, and they need to go through this process. I allow humping for 5-7 seconds (long enough that the submissive rabbit agrees and they both get the point, but not so long that it gets annoyed and fights back). Also stop them if they're going for the face as the bottom bunny might try to bite it's genitals. I just brought a new rabbit home a few days ago and my problem is that neither is very dominant so they're having a hard time establishing a pecking order. What I've been doing if they start nipping too much or fighting is to put them in a laundry basket which stresses them out and then huddle together, that way when I separate them they don't remember leaving on a bad note with each other (as she said in the video, you don't want to separate them when they show that kind of behaviour because they'll remember being mad at each other).

[@belle2223]

I have two rabbits that aren’t neutered. They’re both young and their cages share a wall so they can touch noses and see each other. One of them is very curious and sweet and the other one is pretty aggressive and always tries biting or scratching the other. It’s only been a couple days. Is this normal behavior and do I have to wait until they’re both neutered to let them meet in a neutral space?

[@willoweaglebridge6325]

What are there genders

[@belle2223]

@@willoweaglebridge6325 both boys. Also update, the one was being too aggressive and tried attacking him so they are now separated in completely different rooms.

[@willoweaglebridge6325]

@@belle2223 yes make sure there both nurtured and wait a minimum of 3 weeks before you even put them near each other. I recommend putting there cages side by side so they can smell eachother and see eachother without them fighting Unnutured males will not bond and will fight.

[@belle2223]

@@willoweaglebridge6325 ok thank you!

[@themarvelmashup1927]

very helpful thank you so much

[@cherry_eol2714]

The hay is so yellow no hate just try to bring a more greenish color hay for ur cuties💕

[@piggiesbunnies1099]

I have 2 pairs of male and female bonded rabbits, and I'm planning to introduce both pairs to each other. However, I'm not sure if it would be better to introduce everyone at once, or to introduce each bun separately, because one of my pairs is a lot bigger and older than the other pair. Any ideas? Thanks!

[@Jeweli.]

Great question, I have the same one, shame it hasn't been answered in 8 years, I hope you bonded them ok, what did you do? I shall keep on searching until I find the answer!

[@arzuyilmaz7391]

My rabbit doesn't like to be hold what should i do bc i'm getting a second one and i wanna bond them

[@wawanlapandua]

i have 2 rabit but the other one is died ( bitten by wild animal ) , now somone give me new rabbit and is smaller than the other one , is it posible to make them like each other , i try to put them together in my backyard and the bigger one attack the small one

[@anteloperave5525]

my rabbit candy I've had for over a year now she is so sweet natured and is best friends with my cat,dog and rats we got her a friend (Damien) who is neutered so is candy we have had him for about a week when we introduced them all he did was mount mount mount and for a week now that all he's being doing when we introduce him is this normal please answer. and also my rabbit candy squeaks every time he does it and tries to get away and jumps into my arms I really need help as my poor candy has bien hiding from all of us

[@inga-riot324]

I got recently a baby bunny and tried to introduce it to my actual bun (she's bigger ) Both are females,but the older rabbit attacked the small one and i'm afraid they will never get along :((

[@whipskii]

Same a year ago with mine

[@bunny8148]

What breed is the gray and white rabbit??? He/she is adorable

[@sharnilowe6706]

I have a bunny and I want to breed her with my friends rabbit but she isn't bonded yet so how should I do it should I leave her with him at his house or the boy comes over to my house??

[@crunchymunchy888]

I have 2 pairs of bunnies who I want to bond together. I now have them in two separate pens beside each other, and they are now much more comfortable with each other. I tried the bathtub before, but two of my rabbits are acrobats and are very good at simply jumping out of there lol. Is there an alternative to the bathtub I could use?

[@thebunnyshed1official]

Yes there are lots of alternatives. You could setup up a playpen in a neutral space, an old indoor rabbit cage or You could just place the rabbits on the floor in a small room.

[@matthewperez9962]

Couper

[@tagrauyoutube]

what do you do if one rabbit is overly aggresive to the other one and has been for months

[@robloxqueen531]

Give up 😂

[@staceybutton1280]

A funny thing is that I have 4 bunnies and 2 of them are brothers and they're not well bonded so I needed to come to this vid for help as they are a little rough with each other💖💖💖💖💖

[@lovealllovemore4125]

I got a six mnth old gal who getting fixed in few weeks , but we got a few week old kit female to and she so aggressive tord her threw bars wut can i do

[@milly6462]

If you could help me that would be appreciated. I have been trying my hardest to get my lionhead female (neutered) and Netherland dwarf male (neutered) to bond with each other for a few months now, and nothing is improving. They both constantly fight each other and never mount each other, and bite hard. No serious damage has happened yet. Sometimes the male flops as far as he can away from her, then gets angry and bites her away when she just walks past. I would think about getting a new female, but my mum is refusing to if this one doesn't work. If you could help me, I'd rly appreciate it. I just don't want my male to be shoved outside alone if I can help it.

[@ecofriend1374]

sometimes rabbits just do not get along, its like people, sometimes some people just don't get along. check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@gemhamilton6883]

I know it’s been like 4 years but what do I do if one of the rabbits lived in the house first and they are gonna live together( I have 2 hutches) I’ll still do bathtub but they are gonna have to live in the same area

[@ecofriend1374]

check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@pawsandclaws12]

I have a doe she is pregnant right now but the male passed away she is still pregnant and tomorrow a new rabbit will come its a neutered male can they be bonded?

[@pawsandclaws12]

The male is 6 month old btw

[@angeljackson2104]

How are are your bunnies. Is 4 months a good age to get my bunny a friend?

[@ecofriend1374]

after getting the bunny altered is the best time to bond rabbits. check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@Camryn201999]

I have a 1 and a half year old and i just got a 8 week old. It was love at first site 😂😂😂❤️

[@erinh2009]

HI, have you ever bonded 2 male rabbits? Im trying this now with little to no progress. they tolerate each other through a gate which they can see and smell and even kiss through, but once face to face they fight right away. One 10 minute car ride so far was ok but the aggressive rabbit was kind of sick afterwards and stressed out for a couple of hours.

[@ecofriend1374]

Check out lennon the bunny and the howcast series on youtube. check out r/rabbits on reddit. go to rabbit . org for a bonding powerpoint

[@karynaflower7155]

Hi. I just got a baby lion head bunny and I am in the process of bonding. Is your white bunny a lion head? If so, how do you keep him/her cool in the summer? Mine is going to live outside most of the time and come in when it is really hot, but does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep a lion head cool??! Thanks

[@ellalewis3738]

Karyna Flower you could get some sort of concrete floor tile and place it in the cage and your bunny will love to sit on it!

[@Mayyleigh]

I have owned Lion Heads, and what you could do to keep them cool is get a bottle, like an empty jug of milk, and feel it with water and keep it in the freezer until frozen, then put it out inside the cage, and your rabbits will lay by it too keep cool. I did this and he seems to love it. i don't need to do it right now because it's winter, but in the summer i would do this and my rabbit loves it because it keeps him nice and cool :)

[@leahheapp]

A little correction here for people coming in now * male rabbits can be fertile for up to 6 weeks (usually 4 is safe, but vets recommend 6 just to be extra safe). Female rabbits are sterile straight away.

[@savannahb.612]

If u have 2 rabbits u want to bond, and they’re both female do they still have to be spayed??? Plz answer asap

[@savannahb.612]

Xuan Vuong why do they need to be fixed If both r same gender?

[@awelschmeyer2281]

I have a not fix female that is fairly small and young less than 6mo of age I adopted a male that i was told was fixed about 5 yrs. I tried bonded them they have a kennel where they can be alone yet be next to each other they are fine until i put them in the same kennel and the male much larger than female tries mounting the female. I have separated them.. Is this a good or bad sign? I would like them to be able to share a kennel. is it possible or them to be bonded?

[@ziggyzoey01]

You should get your female fixed because it can cause cancer if she is not fixed. And yes humping is a good sign.

[@awelschmeyer2281]

Thanks. I already have them bonded.

[@justanotherotaku1]

Really interesting video :) I've not had to bond rabbits myself as I've always acquired new friends for my buns from Cottontails Rescue and they do bonding for you (whilst you watch). It's a quick method in comparison to what works for you but Mairwen has had a lot of success with hers too. Kudos for mentioning the minimum sizes of housing at the end :) P.S I love the background picture of hearts and bunnies! :D x

[@haleyclaus5308]

Thank you so much this worked perfectly! I have one 3 year old bunny that was very aggressive with my other 1 year old bunny. Today I saw your video and although I was hesitant I tried it. This is the first time in the whole year I've had my second bunny that they've ever gotten so comfortable that they groom each other!!!! Thank you so much