popcornpigs
Young Bun
Hi - been to the vet today with Womble our 18 week ( approx) mini lop to finish his jabs and asked the vet to check his testicles to see if they had dropped and asked was he ready for neutering yet. Anyway - the vet confirmed his plums were there :shock: albeit they are still very small and said he would neuter him now if we wanted to book him in... but he advised leaving it another 2 months to let him mature more first!! Well - Our dilemma is that we really are keen to bond him with our other bunny - a spayed 9 month old female called April and they have already had several "dates" together - they get on really well through the cage - lots of kissing and grooming through the bars but if let into the run with her all Womble wants to do is hump her :shock: she tolerates this for a while, she is a very docile bunny but then she really goes for him and chases him off nipping him. We simply cannot leave them alone together as she is a giant lop - she would hurt him! I really am in a dilema now - to leave them for another 2 months would bring them into the autumn time - Womble is so desperate to get out of his cage and into the run - he is constantly chewing at the bars. ( we swap them over so he gets a run and his scent is all over the run now anyway)
Does anyone else think it it too early to neuter or should I go for it and book him in? ( I think the main concern was his size as he is a mini and the anasthetic being a risk)
PS - I do realise he might still want to hump April after his op... how long does it take for the "urge" to go away?
Does anyone else think it it too early to neuter or should I go for it and book him in? ( I think the main concern was his size as he is a mini and the anasthetic being a risk)
PS - I do realise he might still want to hump April after his op... how long does it take for the "urge" to go away?
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