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Bonding ( Random Fight ) - Advise Needed!!
- Thread starter Fluffy_Buns
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Daisylop
Mama Doe
You could try again but first separate the bunnies for a week or so-completely separate,different room dont let them see or smell each other.This will give them a chance to forget each other,at the min they are carrying on where they left off 
. Then treat it as a completely new bond in a small ,neutral area [preferably where neither bun has been before].
. Then treat it as a completely new bond in a small ,neutral area [preferably where neither bun has been before].Gemmapookie
Wise Old Thumper
I'd get them both to the vet for a check over, as random fighting can be a sign that one or the other is unwell and is getting defensive. I dont mean to worry you as im sure they're ok, just better to be safe not sorry.
As they are bunny "teenagers" they're probably starting to try and establish dominance over eachother. Then again it might just have been a tiff, my 2 regularly have a little nipping argument and then are best buds again afterwards. I'd advise taking them onto neutral territory to meet again and see how they get on. If they're ok and not fighting too much do a couple more sessions like that and then get them back onto their territory (water spray in hand to break up any fights!)
If they are stil being aggressive, I agree that you may have to seperate them for a few weeks and then start the bonding process as if they don't know eachother (poor you!)
Good luck and let us know how it goes
As they are bunny "teenagers" they're probably starting to try and establish dominance over eachother. Then again it might just have been a tiff, my 2 regularly have a little nipping argument and then are best buds again afterwards. I'd advise taking them onto neutral territory to meet again and see how they get on. If they're ok and not fighting too much do a couple more sessions like that and then get them back onto their territory (water spray in hand to break up any fights!)
If they are stil being aggressive, I agree that you may have to seperate them for a few weeks and then start the bonding process as if they don't know eachother (poor you!)
Good luck and let us know how it goes
