I have found boy boy generally an easy bond - but it depends on the character of your bun (as do boy girl bonds).
In fact the hardest I find personally are girl girl bonds
I had a boy-boy bond, they're now a trio with a female (which isn't really recommended) but they're brilliant together Both are quite laid back, okay with other rabbits, Harley was a baby when he met Flash and since they had the occasional meeting, usually just a few sniffs whilst I held both, I actually think I bonded them just before they were neutered (can't remember entirely) but they were an easy bond, quite a lot of humping but they were fine when i gave them some food as a distraction, I'll be honest they were bonded very badly, un-neutered and sharing a hutch after a few 8 hour bonding sessions but that probably shows even more how males can live quite happily together
Oké thanks all! The reason I'm asking is that in the Netherlands most rabbit lovers, rescue centers etc. strongly believe boy/boy and girl/girl are both no-go's. On the girl/girl bonds I agree, since most does aren't spayed (it's far from standerd here) which increases the risks big time obviously. But I strongly believe two neutered boys kan make a very stable couple. As parsnipbun says, in my opinion charactar is far more important than which combination you make.
I've been a volunteer at a rescue for a few years now and have my own bunny-boarding. Recently I started rescueing some rabbits myself. I have seen a few very good boy/boy couples in my boarding now and I am considering to add rehoming boys together to the options. Obviously only when there is a match, but that's always important.
Most of my Dutch 'colleagues' don't agree so I thought I'd better ask here. They don't really base their opinions on experience (this simply is an odd combination in the Netherlands and no rescue would try it themselves) and aren't always very open minded.
Oké thanks all! The reason I'm asking is that in the Netherlands most rabbit lovers, rescue centers etc. strongly believe boy/boy and girl/girl are both no-go's. On the girl/girl bonds I agree, since most does aren't spayed (it's far from standerd here) which increases the risks big time obviously. But I strongly believe two neutered boys kan make a very stable couple. As parsnipbun says, in my opinion charactar is far more important than which combination you make.
I've been a volunteer at a rescue for a few years now and have my own bunny-boarding. Recently I started rescueing some rabbits myself. I have seen a few very good boy/boy couples in my boarding now and I am considering to add rehoming boys together to the options. Obviously only when there is a match, but that's always important.
Most of my Dutch 'colleagues' don't agree so I thought I'd better ask here. They don't really base their opinions on experience (this simply is an odd combination in the Netherlands and no rescue would try it themselves) and aren't always very open minded.