Will 2 bucks live together happily?

[tulsi]

I adopted two (lovely) belgian hares from Cottontails in Wiltshire and found them to be a really really good, well run rescue. I would definately recommend them. They really know their rabbits and usually have plenty in.

 

[clutterydrawer]

Another vote for 'depends on the rabbits' here. I've known it to work, but equally, my friend had two males, they were fine for a while, then had a massive fight, separated, rebonded, another fight, etc etc etc....massive headache for her and the buns.

 

[MB1201]

So if I can, adopt an already bonded pair but if I can't the try a male pairing and it could work if neutered ?

 

[Tinsel]

So if I can, adopt an already bonded pair but if I can't the try a male pairing and it could work if neutered ?

Yep. But if you go down the latter route, you need to be prepared for the bond to break down, which means having two single rabbits. With an established pair from a rescue that is much less likely to happen, and if it does, the rescue will help you deal with it. :wave:

ETA http://www.rabbitrehome.org.uk/moreinfo.asp?RabID=37778

OMG!

 

[MightyMax]

Yep. But if you go down the latter route, you need to be prepared for the bond to break down, which means having two single rabbits. With an established pair from a rescue that is much less likely to happen, and if it does, the rescue will help you deal with it. :wave:

ETA http://www.rabbitrehome.org.uk/moreinfo.asp?RabID=37778

OMG!

OMG indeed - they are drop dead gorgeous!

 

[Marite]

Another vote for 'depends on the rabbits' here.

Same vote here.

We have five bunnies living happily together.
There's three girls and two castrated boys in the group.
Boys are very fine with it.

 

[BunnyLover34]

If youre looking to rescue theres also Bristol Cats and Dogs home which may be worth a try or Happy Landings in Shepton Mallet which is a bit further from Bristol, where i got my Lance from :wave: