How to Bond Rabbits

[@abbylol8844]

My two buns bonded instantly. I am so lucky! Within two hours of meeting each other they were flopped out next each other and grooming.

[@charaardrey5846]

Wow that’s what I’m hoping for

[@ducktuh]

Mine did too! They were such lovies and one of them wasn’t fixed and they didn’t start fights or anything

[@labradorontour5603]

Chara Ardrey good luck! When my dad moves out, we’re. Planning on bonding Winston!

[@singlenesslaifu959]

WOAH that was amazing

[@jennagreenvlogs2692]

were they fixed?

[@KatyT7]

I just rescued a bunny on Monday. She's about a year old and was spade a month before I got her. When I brought her home she instantly took a liking to my yorkie (I knew the yorkie liked bunnies prior to getting one). I'm extremely happy that my dog can go into her pen and just hang out and the bunny doesn't mind her being in there. Today she even binkied around my dog and my dog was like freaking out trying to figure out what was going on lol. Just thought I'd share this :)

[@enderboxeye]

Don’t want to be mean, but you spelt ‘spayed’ wrong.

[@shreoseechowdhury6729]

Wow...so lucky human ❤️😭

[@ivanasebova5015]

That is so adorable, thank you for this comment

[@ArdePier]

That’s sick ;)

[@hao-gm8gd]

That's so cute

[@cheesytoasts]

The black one be like damn you not even gonna buy me dinner first

[@ItzNotSoCreativeKyleigh]

Ash Daly the black ones name is ebony the white and brown one is lulu and all brown one with ears/a lop is mocha which he passed away :( there is also a gray one named sterling and another black one named belle which she passed to :(

[@rizzo1019]

Lol I’m dying this is priceless

[@kaitluvs]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@bryanlundy6148]

Her name is ebony

[@joannahrabina]

the black rabbit standing on its two feet just melts my heart, omg

[@abunnysworld2457]

Ebony

[@sophiaschmid9055]

her name is Ebony

[@gringa4914]

Hrabina Ebony is adorable 😔

[@Mel-td6yf]

Although she mentions it in the video it is VERY IMPORTANT to always have a towel, or clipboard at all stages of the bonding process. never go into a bonding session without something to physically seperate the bunnies unless you like having bloody arms. My bunnies love me but when they attack another rabbit the go into a blind rage and will bite you

[@x4ggravatex]

Melon Katsu 2nd sub! Thanks for the tip, 👍🏽🌈

[@x4ggravatex]

But also, very thick gloves, or does it not matter?

[@ducktuh]

Melon Katsu I would recommend using a dust pan most people have it and it works wonders

[@anna_mitchell2139]

Yeah with no hesitation they don’t want to hurt YOU it’s the other rabbit! It’s an instinct

[@tabby6255]

Wish I knew that earlier 😃

[@emil4758]

When I first started to try to bond two of my girls they ignored each other for a long while, Im glad to know its a good thing, I was a bit worried they didn't like each other were much.

[@16jiucyz]

Did they start grooming each other?

[@bunnymad5049]

Fab vid. Thanks. We are adopting a baby girl who is basically blind as she was born with cataracts. She will be bonded with our almost 2 year old boy, very slowly and gently and this gave me some very good tips. Much appreciated. =)

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

Be sure to neuter and spay trust me they will be so much calmer and little or (in my case) zero humping

[@otistheminiloop1769]

So I'm so supposed to put them two together in a scary place so that they will HAVE TO comfort each other?

[@chloeyoung2383]

Otis the mini loop yup

[@Mel-td6yf]

that is one technique that seems to work the most. having the bunnies be a little scared help to stop aggressive behavior and help them realize "hey, its kind of nice to have a furry body snuggled up next to me."

[@cleotighe4532]

Otis the mini loop I feel like the rspca have the best approach when it comes to bonding. Slow, calm and patient. It should take up to 6 weeks. Here is a link www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/rabbits/company/bonding

[@yes6651]

Yes !! My step sister did that

[@dantdm7534]

no methods have changed since 3 yrs ago

[@fionalalala92]

How would you bond two paired sets?

[@shboom11]

You should probably mention that stress bonding is a last resort. There are plenty of ways to bond rabbits without creating stress ❤️

[@kurtaa1919]

This was very helpful! I have a rabbit and have been wanting to find a friend to keep him company when I'm not around. I wouldn't have known any of this without this video, so thank you! :)

[@sugarsnap3859]

Best bonding video I've seen. Thank you so much!

[@katherineprevot8006]

Why is mocha mounting Ebony so much? Aren't they both spayed and neutered?

[@Trainingthroughlife]

In the video I explain that humping is very common in bonding. It is in no way a sexual thing, it is a dominance thing. Mocha is telling Ebony he is dominate. Completely normal and common in bonding

[@katherineprevot8006]

Oh okay. Thanks!

[@j.r.2806]

+101rabbits Since it is just a dominance thing, will a female do it to another female?

[@LindsayPuckett]

+Hamsters Minecraft And More Yes. In my bonded pair, the dominate female will sometimes still hump the other to remind her who is boss!

[@CookieQueenzGames]

+Hamsters Minecraft And More I don't believe females can, only because (I believe) male rabbits do the mating, not the other way around. Don't quote me on that, because I'm not sure. :) Besides, male, not only in rabbits but other animals, prove to other males they're the 'top dog', if you know what I mean.

[@jaimeh761]

Suggestions please on where to start the binding process when my existing bun is free roaming? His main living area is our loft upstairs. This is where he sleeps at night. He hasn't been in an xpen for a while.

[@coolcat2248]

Yay! I've been wanting someone to post this video but nobody would post one!

[@bloomingbirds4592]

lol i loved the fact you used a dust pan😂😂 11:51 smart idea though...

[@breezyveezy1]

We just got bunnies yesterday and they seem to be bonding fine! They’ve been cuddling and just hanging out together and it’s so cute

[@sarahelcombe]

Found this really helpful, will definitely re-watch this if I get another bunny in the future, as I lost both my bunnies within a few weeks of each other to unknown causes before Christmas, they were both sudden and unexpected, I miss them both greatly 🐰

[@mzgabbster]

I just started bonding today so this video came at a great time! Lots of good info and it answered a lot of questions I had on bonding.

[@ssmythe61]

Thank you for the info!!! We will soon be bonding our male bunny with a female companion!! We're super excited!!

[@ciaosu4663]

My 4months old pair suddenly start fighting and i don't know what to do 😭 i seperate them but i feel really bad seperating them

[@alyiahchocolate2802]

i have a male who just got neutered. he will be 1 month of neutered in a week. my female is not spayed but i’m scared to get her spayed bc my other female didn’t make it after the surgery. how do i work with that?

[@brianandamysmith438]

I was wondering cuz I haven't seen this address yet. But if you're bringing a new bunny in the house, should you bond with that bunny first and then the two bunnies? The bunny we brought home is very freaked out and I'm not sure if that's going to make it harder or not? So I was trying to figure out if we should get her used to us and then introduce her to the bun that we already have or just do a trial by fire?

[@miang6565]

Thanks so much, this is a great video!! I'm about to bond two boys and I'm so nervous! I have read a lot about it. They are both neutered, and it has been about 6 weeks since the last neuter so we are ready!

[@mollie7330]

My bunny’s are in a split cage rn so they can see each other and my boy bunny that just got fixed a week ago is like moving the barriers the middle and trying to get to my new bunny is this bad?

[@mannerni8999]

I'm planning on getting a new bunny to bond with my single male, his brother passed away a few months ago after being separated because of fighting (the one who passed away suddenly started attacking Peter and not allowing him to eat to a dangerous level, so I had to separate for Peter's safety and health). Now that he has been alone for a few months and is back to full health and a healthy weight I think it would be better to give him some new company before I'm in college and I'm home less often than now. this video has been a huge help to me as it is my first time trying to bond two rabbits together

[@avery7688]

We are getting bunnies in about a week but they won't be neutered/spayed yet. they are all boys from the same nest so would I have to separate them and then bind them?

[@cycl0pz77]

I have two male rabbits and they were perfectly bonded till I got them neutered. Then, after we had them separated for 1 week because that's what the vet said to do and now they attack each other. It's been like this for months now and I've tried to bond them myself with no progress. I have there pens to next to each other and they sometimes groom each other, but anytime there together, they fight. I've been thinking to go get them bonded by a professional but I'm not sure. Does anyone have tips on what to do?

[@cycl0pz77]

*1 Month not one week

[@radioactive_p1ssy.boy.]

Try waiting a month

[@ravenwolf1244]

This is really helping me bond my rabbits, Misty and Henry. :)

[@mysterypersonstillmysteryp2021]

My male rabbit is fixed and weve waited a month but when we get the new bunny she isnt old enough to be fixed will that cause a problem?

[@CraftyRenate]

A lot of good tips here! Though I really wouldn't stress bond until as a last resort.

[@yoshinochan9557]

I got a second bunny a few days ago but by bunny i have longer keeps starting fights and they chase like a fidget spinner and bote and pull fur. I have to literally pull one of them away and can't just simply put my hand inbetween. They are in a seperate pen and smell eachother but it's not going well my new bun is very cslm and relaxed though but I don't know what to do. I need to put the other one back in the other pen. They just keep attacking and I can't end it in a good situation..

[@smarteinstein7652]

Thank you so much for doing this video I have 2 more weeks till I start bonding!!

[@chugget179]

I have two rabbits, and they were not from the same litter, but lived with each other when we adopted them both. Male and female, so we had to separate them once they could mate, and until they got spayed and neutered, then when they healed, we put them together again. We don’t have a cage, just a pen, and when they want out, we lift the pen up so they can go out, but sometimes I carry them out for a little pet pat, and they run around to exercise. They bonded fairly easily, so I think it just has to do with personality of rabbit. Sometimes they go together quickly, sometimes not. :>

[@yvsedits7133]

I have 2 bunny’s they need to get fixed but my one bunny bumbo keeps jumping out of his x pen into my bunny Theo’s area some times they Pluck out pieces of each others hair but today I came home and they were laying together on the ikea bed I have for Theo idk what to do they like each other I think but I don’t know if I want them together Bc there not fixed yet plz let me know what to do

[@jan10-l]

If I have 2, and adding a third do you to this process all at once, or two times, each old bunny with the new one?

[@TheNono72n]

I think once with both

[@ericajones4993]

What if I have an an older rabbit and adapted a 10 week old?? I have 2 xl dog caged there in, I let one out in the morning and one at night so they smell each other. But I older fixed male is pooping around her cage, should I wait till she's older??

[@paulinaestrada8044]

I have two mini lop, male (fixed) and female (not fixed), they are 4 months each. I recently got another one, its a 1 month old dwarf. Should I wait till both lop are fixed?

[@leejohnson197733]

How do you end on a good note if they just had a fight and fur is everywhere? I separate them but don't want to put them together incase the fight starts again.

[@GillianBrownDesigns]

This was really helpful, thank you 🙂

[@CArabbit]

How can I rebond my rabbits? We have a home in CA and in AZ. They were born in May 2015 and were bonded when I got them, they are brothers. They were both fixed in August of last year in CA, there was some natural fighting during that process but when we took them to AZ they were bonded. We came back to CA for a couple of months and they picked territories and fought so badly that I had to take them to be checked out by a vet. How do I rebond my rabbits?

[@MakMarie]

but what if i dont have the money to fix my 2 males? the female im lookin to get will be fixed, however im unsure if my males are fixed.. can i still make the bond work?

[@michchen]

I'm getting a foster to adopt bunny on Sunday since they aren't doing speed dating due to covid. The 2 weeks I have her they are only to be introduced to each other by scent. Hopefully everything goes well!

[@keniasolorio6930]

Hi my rabbits are neutered and spayed and they were pretty much bonded already but I have catched them in a fight, why do they fight and hump if they been sharing for Over a month????

[@luciehop1913]

Ok I you reacent vids mochi isn't there and sterling is there but not in this vid what happend to mochi ?

[@theentrepreneur2472]

2:21 my 4 weeks male rabbit did this to his new female comer "20 days old"..is that breeding or just Normal bonding?!?!?

[@ChiKenMonZter]

I have one 8 month old rabbit and I just got a 2 month old rabbit... the older one is aggressive and the young one does not want any conflict and just runs away. I've tried stress bonding and have had them both in a bathtub for a few sessions. The older one gets relaxed sometimes but the younger one always holds still in the corner. She always seem scared of the oldest. I've only been at it for a week but they don't seem to be getting any closer. What should I do? Am I doing it right?

[@hannahhalverson2082]

My rabbits are both males but they came from the same litter and lived together for about 5 months before they started fighting. Im getting them neutered soon and after they healed i really want to bond them. Is it ok to bond 2 males that previously lived together?

[@amybaxter370]

Hannah Halverson I have the same problem :/

[@stormandclover6256]

Yes! Make sure they can still smell and see each other

[@anontwofourfive]

Bunny Lover You really know nothing, I've seen a few of your comments on here and it is clear you haven't got a clue. Gender doesn't matter when bonding, it comes down to the bunny's personality. Forcing homosexuality? 😅😅

[@stormandclover6256]

Sarah Hollis I know right XD

[@user-vs9tg2pu3n]

No your not supposed to. I read an article online talking about if they live together then start showing aggression or fighting, it is unlikely that they will ever be able to live together again. But you can still try.

[@leesekp]

We adopted a female spayed bunny today as a friend for our male neutered bunny. They are currently in separate spaces. When I put them together very briefly, the first thing that happened was the male chasing her to mount her. She wasn't fond of this. There was a lot of thumping. I ended the session fast because I was concerned for her. She is actually still healing from her spay surgery. I assume it would be better if we waited a little longer for her to be more healed first? I was too helicopter mom during that... lol

[@Bellbeesevenacresfarm]

This is perfect vid just what I was looking for. I’m getting another bunnie so I need to know how to bond hero and the bun bun. Thanks you this was the perfect vid!🤗

[@ecofriend1374]

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

[@halobaby0331]

What kind of bunny is the white and orange one?

[@dudedylan1]

What should be the minimum age of the rabbits? My male is 6months old now, the new female is about 10 weeks old but i feel she is to small stil, is it bether to wait another month?

[@stormybuns3640]

I got a baby female for my other female rabbit and when they met each other my adult rabbit bite a chunk of skin out of the babies bunnies neck. What should I do?

[@hmfoden]

Where did you find the stuffed rabbit toys? I can only find cartoony ones not realistic looking ones 😫

[@emilyjackson8520]

Binkybunny.com has 2 different ones

[@ems_stiles2427]

My bunnys are separated using a fence at the moment. One has just been spayed and the other is getting done soon. They sometimes nibble each other but it has not been bad. They lay next to each other too. Today the spayed one (girl) has been chasing (with ears down) the one who has been there first (boy). It has come over all of a sudden and I'm a bit worried. Fingers crossed they will be bonded soon

[@imme3958]

I just adopted a female and already have a fixed male. We have the x-pens next to each other but they keep sniffing each other and then the female starts kicking and biting the x-pen. And I’m a bit worried that they aren’t gonna be a match..... can someone help me out? Edit: Im sitting next to their cage and they just sniffed each other but then moved on and didn’t wanna bite each other anymore

[@liv-nw5df]

one of my bunnies isn't neutered, but my other two are. larry (the one who isn't neutered) is not agressive and is sweeter then my two others. should i still get him neutered before?

[@ilovemagic4291]

My rabbits have been toghetter in their room for a few Days and This evening one of the bunnys started mounting/humping the other.. what should I do? Last night they were lying up against each other and Leia kept kissing Alvin (the bunny who was mounting/humping). Is This a problem?

[@narecita]

I have two males bunnys neutered, the start fight after I neutered the youngest one... they cannot even see each other and fight. they used to have this bonding process where one jump another, and they was bonding, but after neutered the youngest I have to start the process all over again...when I try to put them together in a neutral zone they fight and I don't know what else to do, I don't want to get rid of one, I already try with fruit and food they like, and they fight anyway...my older bunny( the agressive one) start a treatment of bach flowers, and I hope it works because I'm desperate,

[@Morypxe]

Ok so I got 3 bunny named Bugs Ceaser and Tobias(Tobi) and ceaser and bugs are twin brothers. Ceaser and Tobi was bonded but recently had a fight and Bugs hate Tobi. I feel the Tobi is the problem because he broke up Bugs and Ceaser’s relationship and Tobi is so annoying, He jumps out when we pick him up and he wiggles out because he needs a bigger cage but we can’t afford one right now so we put he in a Guinea pigs cage for now I don’t know what to do and there all hard to bond and I made a big mistake of getting Tobi when he isn’t neutered , I don’t have enough space to bond them and I don’t have enough money to buy an x-pen so I VERY lost

[@awszu3694]

Däñg it’s Fushia you shouldn’t have got rabbits if you can’t afford it. If you cannot give a rabbit proper care then don’t get one! When bonding a trio, it’s normal for the two already bonded rabbits to fight each other as they are trying to show their dominance to Tobias. It’s normal.

[@qmiaaiqm1087]

How long can this process may take? Thinking to adopt a 2yo spayed female bunny from spca, burial ready have a 10months old neutered bunny at home. What do you recommend ? I am really nervious about bonding

[@briannaramos6677]

My bun is a 3 month old male dwarf rabbit, since he’s not old enough to get neutered, would I have to wait til he is 6 months old to bond him with another bunny? Or can I just bond him with a bunny his age and neuter/spay them when they’re older? Someone pls answer I wanna get my bun a friend 🥺

[@alejandragonzalez7033]

I have a question, so I have a bunny and she is spayed and Im going to adopt a baby bunny from a friend who cant take care of it anymore. Should I wait until I can fixed the other rabbit for letting them meet or can I introduce them before

[@yoboyrusty5061]

Personally, I think it's safest to get the bunny fixed once it reaches adulthood, and then wait a month so she/he can recover, then I would start the bonding process. But in the meantime you could switch up toys and literboxes and all so they can get used to each others scent

[@alejandragonzalez7033]

@@yoboyrusty5061 Thank you so much for the advice

[@kyleman605]

How long should I leave the stuffed animal in the pens before swapping them out?

[@blousemouse]

Probably a couple days

[@zoelopez3993]

i have a question... so i have two NOT neutered male rabbits and they fight A LOT. its mainly my small holland lop trying to attack and scratch my older lionhead. i show my holland lop and they don't let me neuter him unless i'm going to stop showing. i am afraid they will never get along.. also, my lionhead is almost 3. is that too old to get him neutered?

[@ashleyfox7451]

Zoe E Lopez I have the same exact problem, I have a new bunny that I am planning on showing (he was very recently weened so he is much too young to get neutered) and a bunny I've had for years that I show. I want them to be able to get along but I'm very scared they'll never bond since they're not neutered.

[@hayleyrosenberger8914]

In the spring im getting two girl rabbits but i was planning on getting them from a rual king and as babies and they would all ready have been together so would I still need to do all this?

[@blossombuddies2875]

If one rabbit is free roam in a room but also uses a hutch how should I keep the other one? I don't have another cage or even a puppy pen. As i will be paying for the spay and almost everything bunny related i can buy something but I would prefer something generally cheep as it would be a very short term cage.

[@Mel-td6yf]

You can't really guarantee how long it will take to bond a rabbit. Mines took over a year to bond so I would actually spend the money and buy a cage. Also, you may want to be careful about setting up a cage in your original bunnies territory. Usually you should have a seperate room to bond them in and you should never have only one cage between the two bunnies. my bunnies used to fight through the cage which is why having two cages in a different room would be ideal

[@noraridell1470]

pls can someone answer me, im picking a bunny that is 8 weeks up next week, and im thinking isnt it easier if i pick another bunny the same day that is like 7-8 weeks too and let them ride together in the same "cage", and then be together when they see where they are going to live? or will it turn into a fight in the car cage?? and im also thinking about waiting until my bunny girl is about 4-5 month and then introucing a male bunny after she is fixed. and then eventuelly fix him too? witch is best?

[@thequeerbee2026]

Get one rabbit first get it fixed than adopt a male and let her pick him out so they have a better chance of getting along

[@noraridell1470]

@@thequeerbee2026 do you know how to see if a rabbit has broken something? like its spine or a leg shouldnt it be visible? like my bunny is jumping like normal, hops arround like normal, follows me arround, eating, drinking, stand on its back legs, etc, could it anyway has broken something?

[@selinarittenhouse1181]

Would ontop of a washer and dryer work too?

[@jrpschannel7822]

is a 30×36 cage the right size for it small bunny that will get alot of free range

[@Trainingthroughlife]

The minimum amount of space for one rabbits is 2ftx4ft

[@xKeyWolfx]

question- one of my rabbits often mounts the other and bites while mounting. the other rabbit doesnt run or fight back, but im wondering if i should stop them or let it happen?

[@Trainingthroughlife]

The rabbit who is mounting will bite the others back. It doesn't hurt the rabbit. It's fine.

[@colourfulbunnys1066]

this was realy helpful my rabbits were sisters they were fine but one of them started biting the other so I had to separate them I have tried bonding them and its going well untill I put in food how should I go about this ?

[@rishatrethewey1837]

Where did you get their bunny stuffed animals?

[@memekey8734]

my two female rabbits get along they hide under each other and stuff and they mount each other there not fixed but do you think they be okay to play together they will never live together but im not sure if they can play together

[@Trainingthroughlife]

I would strongly consider getting them Spayed. Females have a 80% of developing uterine cancer by the age of 2 and the chance increases with age! Spaying them will increase their lifespans and ensure they have the best health. :)

[@memekey8734]

101rabbits they are breeding rabbits for 4H when they have one more litter im getting them both spayed . and thank you for replying

[@adelinechurch318]

Do you really have to get both bunnies fixed if the current one has been fixed and the new bunny isn’t old enough to be fixed?

[@ymmmmmmm7383]

is it okay that my female bunny who I’ve had for 1 year isn’t spayed? and we are getting a new female bunny bc my moms friend can’t keep it and we always wanted company for my 1 year old and I don’t think she is spayed either, so is that okay? Like I’ll go slow making them bond but is it dangerous if they both aren’t spayed?

[@breannejade1126]

When I first got my second rabbit I just put her right in her side of the run I had. She and my other rabbit immediately started fighting through the chicken wire barrier. My mom told me it was ok to let them fight, but it resulted in a nasty cut on my new rabbit's nose. For some reason after that they were fine with each other, and soon became best friends.

[@rasokoll]

So, I’ve had my 2 rabbits for three years now. Both female and both lion heads. And they keep in bonding and unbonding. Recently I have put both of them in a different room and a different cage and one has gotten berry aggressive and territorial. This one has pretty much always be the aggressor. Do I still do this process or should I modify it because they already know each other?

[@amberw9631]

My male is neutered but my female is not spayed. I worry she may be too old to risk the surgery? She's also a bit bigger than my boy even though they are the same breed. Are either of these factors going to cause too big of problems during bonding?

[@leahmejia9141]

Slinky Kat It is possible that the bond might work but, it is best that your rabbit is spayed because problems will be involved that your unspayed rabbit will be territorial and aggressive towards your rabbit and it may cause injuries. I hope everything works well though :)

[@Mel-td6yf]

How old is she? i suggest talking to a vet about risk factors. How much bigger is she. if a rabbit is too big in comparison to the other this may result is worse injuries if they do get into a fight. With the information you have provided I would suggest you have her fixed. even if the bonding does go smoothly without having her fixed, the other side effects are not worth it. She may decide that she is ready for a litter and may become aggressive and start making a nest or she may get sick from cancer. Again, please consult an experience exotic animal vet.

[@Mia-gu7uu]

Hi I was wondering is there a time when it's too late for bunnies to be fixed? My bunnies are both girls and 3 years old. I was also wondering if I can bond them since they are sisters and both girls? They have been fighting latey

[@ch4rwx]

can u do the same video for baby bunnies ?? Or is it just the same thing

[@Hugallurfrends]

My mom got me two bunnies and I'm trying to do my research and do what is best for them. I put them together in my room with close supervision and they were basically exploring and turning their backs on one another, and occasionally sniffing one another curiously. One was even binkying! They got pretty close and they were fine with the other sticking their face into their fur before they started chasing one another and I put them back in their respective cages. My parents aren't too keen on spending the money for getting them spayed. Do you think it's necessary for these two?

[@veronikaqueenstone6133]

My rabbits who are three and two years old, no matter what or where I place them, the younger mounts, bites and plucks the older one. Neither are neutered or spayed, it is something I'm debating currently, as I've heard they may not survive the surgery. If anyone has any advice it would help a lot.

[@savymalan7739]

I have been trying to bond my 2 rabbits for 4 months and they will not stop biting each other. one of my rabbits is full grown and the other is almost full grown. the larger one has bitten the other one to points where he is bleeding and I don't know what to do with them any advise?

[@ravenscircle4680]

So, is mounting on a female a domination sign if your female rabbit is not spayed and is humping your foot? I have this happen with my rabbit and sometimes she nips me, but not always.

[@meudegg]

My 2 female Netherlands were spayed, the day after the spay one of them starting to chew the other rabbit's wound so we seperated them and had them in joining cages, just so she wouldn't try to open the wound of the other one. We'd have the out and about running around all fine but one day one rabbit jumped into the other rabbits cage and they had a fight. Since then we have had issues. We have essentially been re bonding them and for the past couple of weeks it has gone okay (the early days they kept having fights when out together)- just taking it slow now. But a few times one rabbit has jumped in the other's cage and a fight has happened again. There is part of me which is feeling like we are not going to be able to get them back to being friends that live together again.

[@lpsanami1976]

My bunny "Saidy" is not spaid yet and I'm getting another bunny (it will be a girl) do you think they could be in the same cage ?

[@giselleb9476]

Yes they can you'd have to bond them though I recommend spaying Em first

[@phanforever5190]

+cute little bunny I may get another rabbit myself if they are both too young to get spayed will it be ok to bond them?

[@vickyhughes9347]

What if they're outdoor bunnies? I've been having bonding sessions in the bathroom, I tried to move it to the run but it didn't work out so I've gone back to bonding sessions in the bathroom. I was wondering how I would move the sessions outside then be able to leave them at night to cement it? As I'm not going to sleep outside with them ha!

[@sashathegoddess]

Thank you it helps ur tips and suggestion. I'm a bunny mom for about 4 yrs now sometimes its hard to read their mind and the way they act.

[@vasok80]

Thanks for this helpful video! We are in the pre-bonding period. Do you think I have to remove the territorial poop? (my 1st bunny lives free, and the new one in a crate)

[@sydney8419]

I have a quick question, I'm currently bonding my bunnies and my male rabbit mounts my female rabbits head only, he's never mounted in the spot he's supposed to. I'm just a little worried, is mounting absolutely necessary?

[@sydney8419]

Sarah Hollis oh yes of course I did, but I just wonder if mounting is necessary at all

[@pcmonoart4796]

Hi there. I was wondering if you could help us. We have 3 rabbits, after they bonded they've been living together in relative peace for 2 years. However, a couple of days ago there was a brawl, possibly becauce on of the buns got sick and was weaker. We took it to the vet for 10 hrs. After the bun came back, everybody started to fight. The buns that fight most are towo females, the third bun is a male. All are spayed & neutered. The most aggressive bun, the white female, ferociously marks terrain and attacks the (sick?) female. They can fight tooth and nail, but usually the sick female wants to back off and just let go, but the white female is relentless. Should we bond the buns in pairs, or let all three bond at the same time? The problem is, when all three are out, the white female even attacks the male who used to be on top of the hierarchy and served as a police officer! Now it is only us who can act as the police, but we're worried that one of the buns might get seriously wounded:(

[@livingridleonsen8393]

if you buy two bunnies from the same person, like they have lived with eachother from the start, do you need to seperate them for a month after each of them get fixed?

[@thequeerbee2026]

Yes definitely

[@kaylalouise3714]

Hello, you say with the cement process they have to stay together for 2 nights, do they stay together throughout the day as well with the cement process? xx

[@annabellecooper9659]

I'm hoping to get two male rabbits fairly soon and I was wondering as they are brothers and are already bonded when I get them neutered will I need to separate them and then sort of rebond them when they're hormones have died down and they are recovered or should I leave them together. Thanks if you can help as these will be my first rabbits and I am not really sure😊❤️

[@tiffanyreyes2149]

AnnabelleCooper Eq this is my dilemma at the moment...I wish someone had answered this question 😕

[@hayleyspearing9368]

Great video really helps alot i am currently bonding my two bunnies simba and nala nala grooms him alot even been in the same carrier with no fighting simbas very good with her x

[@josephrichardson7366]

after each bonding session do you put the buns back in their respective pens or switch them those times? Then once the space is the "desired" size then do not put them back into their pens, do I need two separate litters or one bigger litter for them to share?

[@tylerhoyt136]

My female just does not want to stop biting, like every time they get close. He tries to run away she chases and keeps biting. It’s been about a weeks and she won’t even just smell him. He’s so sweet and tries to go up to her and smell her and whatnot but she just bites immediately. Not sure where to go from here besides more stress sessions

[@gcooper642]

Has it improved yet? I've got a little bitey monster too. They other one hates it. I'm worried they'll never get along again. They are sisters and have known each other all their lives.

[@poebellie4990]

What do you do when they really want to attack? Like biting and turning around eachother. One of the two really doesn't want anything of it and is thumping but the other is like charging! Do you think they will bond? (sorry for bad english).

[@grizz6302]

how many days should you bond or whats like the average