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Any advice what sort of carrier to get for a large French lop and regular mid sized bunny to put together?

I was gonna get 2 bun buns but before i got them the one of them died and I’m really nervous how the one bun will feel. I’m getting her 1.feb and she is 4 yo. If someone has any advice plz tell me

Once they are bonded, am I able to put them together in the out door rabbit house which at one point only belonged to my male rabbit?

What if we don't have a neutral place?

This was the most sensible video I have seen on rabbit bonding yet! Thank you!

Thank you! I will try this. My bunnies are both males and have been fighting for weeks 😅 Edit: It’s been months, I’m still trying! They’re both still working things out and it’s getting better :)

A very kind human.

If you-all adopt a little furball bunny rabbit it is your responsibility to raise that rabbit from the day you bought that rabbit or adopt that rabbit till the day it dies that's your responsibility a rabbit can last from anyting anywheres from 7 to 10 years to 14 years it is your responsibility to take care of that poor little docile creature shame on you people that abandon your little bunny rabbits cuz you can't take care of it while you should think about these things before you adopt a rabbit thank you Miss for your lovely video

Guess again lady try owning a wild jackrabbit and you know what you'll be surprised yes you can actually train the little creature they say you can't that is a bunch of BS you can actually train a wild animal where you think a bunny rabbit comes from from the first place it's wild in the beginning so what if it's from nature or domestic it still from a wild source try explaining that to Mother Nature

I did this in winter and the sex hormones were raging with urine spraying up to 30 times per day, so much for that theory

Most informative. My partner and I rescued a dumped rabbit a few years ago after a previous rabbit passed away. We're soon to be seeking a partner for our rescued bun. She's an altered (spayed) adult, fully vaccinated.

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I have a 7-year-old dutch bunny and a 7 month old holland lop, both male and neutered, that I'm trying to bond. The older bun has been single his whole life and in the past 2 weeks of bonding, he's been quite aggressive. He won't immediately attack but there is a lot of nipping/boxing to keep the younger and more eager bun at a distance. It's heavily reduced at this point, but it's continuing to happen and neither bun seems to take on a submissive role ): Is mild nipping still okay in my 2-4 hour sessions? There's been no signs of grooming yet. I've also been unable to integrate hay on the floor or in a litter box because the older one immediately gets aggressive--how do you suggest that can be integrated?

Gal kitas triušiukas nedarys kaip tas kad daro tokius keliukais turiu plauti jai savo mergytei uodega ji valgo ir guli aš noriu kad mano triušiukas mane džiugintų ilgai

Aš gal dar viena pirksiu kai gal nebus pūkės man naujas triušiukas gal lakstys stengsiuosi kita triušiuka lavinti pirksiu žaisliuku

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I found this video very informative and helpful. I feel confident that I can do everything correctly when I bond my bunny with a rescue bunny which you have already chatted to me about and given brilliant advice. Thank you all for your support and help over the bonding process which fingers crossed is successful.