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I had Ghibli bonded with Twinkle a few months ago. Ghibli's really close to me and I'm the only company he's had for three years. I'm bipolar and I'm not a massive fan of crowds, so I don't really leave my flat all that much, so he's spent basically 12 to 14 hours a day with me for the last 3 years. I was always worried that he was lonely so I had him bonded to a female rabbit, Twinkle so that he'd have someone to be with at night when I wasn't there. The problem is that he was bonded at the animal sanctuary where I got him from. The thing is that I've always been worried that when they bonded at the sanctuary Ghibli thought I'd abandoned him. Since he's been home Twinkle chases him arround but he spends way more time actually waiting for me to get up and stroke him. He's even started sitting in the exact same place he used to before I got Twinkle and they seem to spend less and less time together.
She's always been destructive, but she now spends most of the day inside boxes taking them appart, and I'm worried that she's becoming increasingly frustrated at his lack of reciprocation for her obvious advances [she chases him round the room, he runs away, she puts her head down and he grooms her, them walks away].
To make things worse a few weeks ago I had to give her worming medicine, which she hated. She's incredibly shy and hates being picked up, but the vet told me that I should give it to her orally, which was a massive mistake as she now also won't come near me.
Should I back off and not give Ghibli so much attention? Do I need to give them more space, or am I just being overly sensitive about the whole thing and there actually totally fine?
Thanks as always for help
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She's always been destructive, but she now spends most of the day inside boxes taking them appart, and I'm worried that she's becoming increasingly frustrated at his lack of reciprocation for her obvious advances [she chases him round the room, he runs away, she puts her head down and he grooms her, them walks away].
To make things worse a few weeks ago I had to give her worming medicine, which she hated. She's incredibly shy and hates being picked up, but the vet told me that I should give it to her orally, which was a massive mistake as she now also won't come near me.
Should I back off and not give Ghibli so much attention? Do I need to give them more space, or am I just being overly sensitive about the whole thing and there actually totally fine?
Thanks as always for help
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