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HELP

hi..i hate to say..oooh go this site..but in this case i will!!
Our bunny bonding was not textbook and it was harder than i ever imagined..but we id it!
My 21 yr old daughter whose housebound with severe cfs/me runs the site...and we have done our best to help others who are having a rough time like we were!

whens shes having a good hour shes yet to add bunny proofing links..we must be expert at it now..weve had 4 house buns! You soon learn!

Bonding is not a righ or wrong way..its a case of take from others and see what works for you..

apologies for adding link but in this case i think its vital!

good luck and give us the fedback on what you achieve with buns!

http://fuzzywigs.moonfruit.com
 
How is it going Nicola? As a last resort you could put them in a per carrier together and take them for a drive, this usually makes them comfort each other and may help them to bond!
 
NicolaB18 said:
:? the site isnt working

the problem is i think they are both territorial
anyway to combat this?
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Neutral territory that neither has visited before. Are they both neutered/spayed?
 
Diddeen said:
NicolaB18 said:
:? the site isnt working

the problem is i think they are both territorial
anyway to combat this?
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Neutral territory that neither has visited before. Are they both neutered/spayed?
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I said to Nicola about neutral territory and Hollie has been spayed and Thumper is neutered :? the thing is it doesn't always work straight away! :? Poor thumper will be wondering what is going on :shock:
 
Kareen, im thinking should i bring thumper up with hollie to yours and then put them in neutral territory? i really want things to work.
 
i really want him to have a friend so hes not left all day by himself.
i think hollie likes girls better cause i brought Diva my big bun in and hollie was cuddling into her.. .lol maybe its just guys she dont like cause she dont like being humped! lol
 
NicolaB18 said:
i really want him to have a friend so hes not left all day by himself.
i think Hollie likes girls better cause i brought Diva my big bun in and hollie was cuddling into her.. .lol maybe its just guys she don't like cause she don't like being humped! lol
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LO, she will get used to it!! and that behaviour will wear off anyway once he gets used to her.
 
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