Violet's mummy
Young Bun
Hi i haven't been on the forums for a bit, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped me with my last post, when Bugs went into gut stasis..He made a full recovery and is back to his normal self.Thanks for all the vibes!
The reason i am here today is to ask for some advice.I have just introduced him to his sister Violet and..all hell broke loose...The first time i introduced them a year ago nearly they fought bad,resulting in wounds, they were growling and it was the nastiest fight i ever saw in my life..Only this time they are much much larger..
Anyway, it was done on neutral territory, and like last time, they took one look at each other and went to war...:roll:I really don't know what to do as i would like to see them living together, but, i can't forsee this happening without them doing great damage to each other.I was quick to split them up, and they are both separate again.They have both been done, over 7 months now, so hormones shouldn't be an issue..Does anyone have any ideas? These rabbits are continental giants and are normally very placid with me and my kids, though obviously not with each other..Funny though they even tolerate the cats knocking about..If push comes to shove i can take in 2 more rabbits for partners for them..but,i would much prefer them to live together...
The reason i am here today is to ask for some advice.I have just introduced him to his sister Violet and..all hell broke loose...The first time i introduced them a year ago nearly they fought bad,resulting in wounds, they were growling and it was the nastiest fight i ever saw in my life..Only this time they are much much larger..
Anyway, it was done on neutral territory, and like last time, they took one look at each other and went to war...:roll:I really don't know what to do as i would like to see them living together, but, i can't forsee this happening without them doing great damage to each other.I was quick to split them up, and they are both separate again.They have both been done, over 7 months now, so hormones shouldn't be an issue..Does anyone have any ideas? These rabbits are continental giants and are normally very placid with me and my kids, though obviously not with each other..Funny though they even tolerate the cats knocking about..If push comes to shove i can take in 2 more rabbits for partners for them..but,i would much prefer them to live together...