chunkbuster
New Kit
Hi
Sorry for all the questions any advice will be appreciated.
I have a male netherland dwarf who will be 1 year old in april.
I am looking to get 2 more rabbits possibly female they will all be in seperate hutches but i was thinking about trying to possibly bond them when spay and neutered.
I have been told good and bad about this some people have said if it works they will live happily together as long as they have plenty of space and it is 1 male and females not 2 males as they will fight and others have said one will be dominant and bully and bite the others so im not to sure what is best.
also is it possible to put the 2 females together from a young age not spay will they live happy togther or do they need to be spay.
Also i was told if they are in separet hutches and there are male and females it might make them change there temprament because of all the hormones so is it better to get 2 more males?
Even if i decide not to try to bond them is there any health issues with spay and neutering.
Many Thanks Emma
Sorry for all the questions any advice will be appreciated.
I have a male netherland dwarf who will be 1 year old in april.
I am looking to get 2 more rabbits possibly female they will all be in seperate hutches but i was thinking about trying to possibly bond them when spay and neutered.
I have been told good and bad about this some people have said if it works they will live happily together as long as they have plenty of space and it is 1 male and females not 2 males as they will fight and others have said one will be dominant and bully and bite the others so im not to sure what is best.
also is it possible to put the 2 females together from a young age not spay will they live happy togther or do they need to be spay.
Also i was told if they are in separet hutches and there are male and females it might make them change there temprament because of all the hormones so is it better to get 2 more males?
Even if i decide not to try to bond them is there any health issues with spay and neutering.
Many Thanks Emma