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There is absolutely no guarantees that they will stay getting on with each other, even if they are neutered ASAP. They can be neutered as soon as their bits drop and the vet deems them healthy enough to neuter (some vets wait for a certain age, others a certain weight).
If you want a pair of bunnies who have the highest chance of remaining together and being stable, your best bet is to get an already spayed/neutered pair from a rescue
They were due to be neutered at 4 months, but I had to wait until 5 months due to there 'bits' no being big enough. They do and always have got one fine. No problems at all.
Go for it
They were due to be neutered at 4 months, but I had to wait until 5 months due to there 'bits' no being big enough. They do and always have got one fine. No problems at all.
Go for it
If you do 'go for it' remember that whilst some can work, some also can need to be separated temporarily and need to be rebonded once the hormones have died down and some don't rebond at all. This means you have to be prepared to be able to house them separately and also, if they don't rebond, to get them a friend where appropriate.
Thankyou for your replies. Well I'm going for it:thumb: I do have the room to seperate if needs be. Hope that wont happen of course. I've already picked out the 2 I want and I will collect them in just over a week when they are 8 weeks old. They are mini lops