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Going to get a new rabbit !!!!
- Thread starter whitehood
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Wise Old Thumper
please don't rehome one rabbit in order to get a new rabbit.
as i said when you first joined, i really don't think that this is a good idea.
spend some time bonding the two that you have and i am really sure that you can work it out - they got on well before hormones kicked in.
there are many people here who can help you with bonding and many places you can go where they will bond them for you.
again. please don't give a way one rabbit and replace him with another
as i said when you first joined, i really don't think that this is a good idea.
spend some time bonding the two that you have and i am really sure that you can work it out - they got on well before hormones kicked in.
there are many people here who can help you with bonding and many places you can go where they will bond them for you.
again. please don't give a way one rabbit and replace him with another
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whitehood
Warren Veteran
I tried bonding them,
Jack's personality is very aggressive and nervous so he always tries to defend himself when i try to bond them.
The rabbit experts i contacted said it was very hard to bond two males once they had a fight.
Does anyone know any rescues or people that bond rabbits in West London?
Jack's personality is very aggressive and nervous so he always tries to defend himself when i try to bond them.
The rabbit experts i contacted said it was very hard to bond two males once they had a fight.
Does anyone know any rescues or people that bond rabbits in West London?
I tried bonding them,
Jack's personality is very aggressive and nervous so he always tries to defend himself when i try to bond them.
The rabbit experts i contacted said it was very hard to bond two males once they had a fight.
Does anyone know any rescues or people that bond rabbits in West London?
Harvey and Zero fought but then I managed to bond them
have they been neutered? if so how long ago?
Did you use completely neutral territory? How long did you leave them together?
I tried bonding them,
Jack's personality is very aggressive and nervous so he always tries to defend himself when i try to bond them.
The rabbit experts i contacted said it was very hard to bond two males once they had a fight.
Does anyone know any rescues or people that bond rabbits in West London?
If you rehome one, how are you going to do it? Also, are you going to let your bunny choose the new rabbit?
Is there no feasible way to keep them both, but separate (but maybe inside?)?
Yes, sometimes even with the most experienced bonders it's not possible to get two males together. They can be very aggressive!
It's a difficult decision but if you don't have space/time/money for two separate large set ups and two pairs of rabbits then if you go to a good rescue they'll hopefully be able to take in one boy and bond your other one with a female. If you get the rescue to help with the bonding then you'll have a definite match so you can be sure you don't have the same problem again.
It's a difficult decision but if you don't have space/time/money for two separate large set ups and two pairs of rabbits then if you go to a good rescue they'll hopefully be able to take in one boy and bond your other one with a female. If you get the rescue to help with the bonding then you'll have a definite match so you can be sure you don't have the same problem again.
