Neutered male & baby unsprayed female bun

[dunstonminilop]

Hi I have a 20 week old mini lop he is 3 weeks post neuter and I’m so tempted too get a baby female from the same breeder I got him from but I’m unsure about baby bond / baby bun not being spayed is this going too be more hassle than it’s worth ? I don’t have space too separate them as he currently has a cage / large pen in my living room and is free roam when at home. the breeder has offered too take my bun too bond in the bath tub at hers a few times then take home after a couple of meets but I’d hate for anything too happen too my bun when her hormones kick in.. I would get her spayed when old enough but I just want advice first before I make any decisions.
Thanks

 

[Orenoko]

Ideally you'd want to wait at least a few more weeks for his hormones to fully die down post-neuter before introducing anyone else to avoid any accidents. In theory introducing a young female once his hormones have died down should work but bathtub bonding is considered quite stressful, it wouldn't be my preferred choice. You wouldn't want to go from a couple of dates to putting her straight into "his" territory at home so you'd need two spaces, even if just for a few weeks. I'd also recommend having a second space available while she goes through the initial recovery phase from her own spay so you'd need to consider having space for two cages at least temporarily.

 

[tonibun]

When your boy is 6 weeks post neuter it should be possible to introduce a baby girl. The younger Rabbit may well be a little scared at first so I would ensure she has somewhere to hide until she feels more confident. You would need to watch them closely for a few hours when you first introduce them to make sure the male is being friendly towards her. She will need to be spayed at about 6 months old.