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Neutering question

Benjiandbarney

Warren Scout
Hi all..
As some of you are aware I lost my Barney this week :cry: To cut a long story short, my other bun Benji is on his lonesome and nowI am thinking of getting him another playmate. Benji is not neutured (barney was) and its never been a problem as he never erm.. humped barney :p not sure why but he never has!!? I want to get a rescued male bun who has been neutured but my question is, will it cause probs? and will Benji harrass the new bun???
Big thanks, Claire
 
Sorry to hear you lost Barney.

I would have him neutered. Salt and Pepper are brothers, but still fought until they were neutered and afterwards too for a while.
 
I'd get him a rescue girly bunny who's been spayed, after he's been castrated and his homones have settled. Two castrated unrelated males are more likely to fight than a spayed girly and castrated boy. Good luck with whatever you decide, though! :)

AMETHYST
 
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