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Advice needed (long post)

hi

Well you could always just get the boy neutered (pref by an experienced rabbit vet) and leave the girls as they are - is Mickey neutered?
 
Mikey was neutered when he was about 6 months old due to his behaviour :roll: I think our Vet is rabbit savy to an extent but just doesnt get that many in

Will have to see how things go with regards neutering
 
hi

Oh well one down - get the other boy neutered and you could have a bonded foursome skipping around your living room - Awwww! Get some accidental damage insurance first though :shock:
 
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