Can a pair of neutered male litter mates live together successfully?

[New_member]

I have been doing some research and the general opinion seems to be that it can be successful but there is also potential for fighting so I’m just looking for some personal experiences from rabbit owners.

Are two male litter mates who have been neutered and never separated likely to live together happily?

 

[a reader of books]

They can live happily together. Honestly, their being litter mates won't really matter once they're past babyhood; their personalities will matter more than their being related. And of course some bunnies just aren't a good match. But if they're neutered as soon as they can be, and they get along and like each other, there's really no reason why they can't be happy together. I've had several boy couples who were perfectly happy with each other and never had any issues.

 

[Shimmer]

YES.

My preferred pairing is 2 (or 3) boys.
Early neutering and no history of fighting is highly likely to retain a good bond. Being littermates doesn't really make a difference.
If you had asked about 2 girls, I would have been more cautious.