HOW TO BOND RABBITS | Bonding my all male trio
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 1. 08. 2024
- In this video, I'm going to show you how to bond rabbits! I have an all male trio of lop rabbits. They have currently moved back a step from being completely free roamed, to being contained in a play pen (just for bonding purposes). Once they stop any aggressive behaviour for a few days, they're going to be enjoying a free roamed life as a trio :3
I briefly go through the steps of bonding rabbits, some common bonding mistakes and misconceptions as well as things I've learnt from my bonding process which will hopefully be helpful to you too! Stay tuned for updates on the buns and their upcoming bonding progress.
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When your bunny starts jumping up and down and sprinting around itâs actually called binking it is a sign that they are happy!
Good because my new bunny does that all the time and I wasnt sure what it meant so thanks ahaha
Lissy's Life well your doing a good job with her/him because it means they are happy with you and comfortable around you :)
@@tazeredfn7158 aww aha thanks
No thatâs a misunderstanding! They are using their excess energy to practice high jumps and rapid changes in direction, but thatâs an instinct they have from wild rabbits, since domesticated rabbits are the same species as European wild rabbits. They practice to be ready for running from predators and defending their territory from intruding new rabbits.
These jumps can be a sign of stress if they are attacked, cornered or chased, but it can just be âpracticeâ also when they have extra energy!
@@ages6592 But also a sign of excitment :)
also like when cookie just wated to la down next ash it made me cry
How cute right đ
Thank you so much! I'm taking in a second male bunny to bond with my first male bunny tomorrow, and a lot of the sources online have just been saying that 2 male bunnies won't work out. This video really gave me hope. I'll try not to be discouraged if the bonding takes some time, as seeing all the work you've put in and the bond your boys have now is really inspiring.
Bruh Iâm impressed how you managed to bond 3 make rabbits I have a bonded pair but Iâm trying to bond 2 females and it ainât working
Iâve recently learned that females a more territorial đ€ but also depends on the bunnies personalities, 2 of mine are extremely submissive luckily xx
@@Katesque yeah I honestly think theyâll never get along
Ive got 2 female sister's and im trying to bond them with a male one is ok vut the other sister and male fight everytime we let them near eachother
@@gamingdior6072 they have been
I got two young females (no relatives) and they got along very well at the beginning. But when they became adults (and became more hormonal), they just started fighting REALLY badly and got very serious injuries from each other. The vet gave us the advice to spay them, so we did. About two weeks after the operation, we put them back together but they were still fighting so bad and didn't get along (I think the hormones were still high because not enough times had passed after the spaying). Some months later, I re-bonded the two females (it was just a few weeks ago), and I did it on a neutral territory, which worked pretty well. I just put them into a room without a border between them because I had the feeling that they just became more aggressive when they only saw each other but couldn't "fight it out". Sooo at the beginning they were fighting again (with breaks where they would just lay around somewhere) and it was still really tense (and as they're lops they also hurt their ears again, but nothing serious so we didn't intervene). But after a few hours they started kinda liking each other again and now they're like best friends (thank god)! So don't give up, it can take some time and effort, but it's totally worth it! :)
your videos are really good and helpful to people who own rabbits. you deserve more recognition
Thank you for this video! I'm getting 2 more rabbits for my one rabbit and I've been watching bonding videos on here for a week and this one is the best - it calmed my nerves about the process! Appreciate it đ„° my new additions will be here in an hour
Great information for any bunny owner! we love your channel and we love your bunny set up!đ°đ
I have bonded a few couples now this is the most sensible advice I have ever seen online well done! đ
This is the most helpful bonding video i have seen!!
I never comment on CZcams videos but like this was incredible. I know what to do with my rabbits
Your rabbits are going to appreciate it sir UWU
How has this not got more views ? Such a good video!
Thanks so much! Maybe my thumbnail isn't great hahahaha
Thank you for the video! I'm so glad bonding has improved so much since I last had bunnies :)
Thank you so much, this is SUCH a good video, fantastic information. I definitely resorted to stress bonding when my kids became unbonded and felt like a butt the whole time. I wish I'd seen this video then! I bounced them up and down on my lap in a hay filled plastic tub for 2-3 minutes, not the bathtub thing, but still.
Side note: Last year I took footage of the speed dating process for my little ones at the shelter. This really makes me want to finally edit / release it. I LOVE your rabbit video style. Very inspiring.
Anyway, thank you for this.
How cute! Yes omg definitely release it haha, I donât think Iâve ever seen the speed dating process on video before xx
I appreciate the compliment! Stress bonding has never worked for me and rarely did I find any resources who encouraged otherwise until I found someone with the username loveyourrabbit on CZcams who had so much experience with bonding rabbits and was saying stress bonding wasnât safe! Definitely followed her advice and recommended the same!
This was so helpful. I just lost one of my bonded pair and Iâm thinking about bonding Bugs Bunny. This helps a lot
I enjoy your videos so much kat ! Youre a really good bunny slave xD I appreciate you sharing your knowledge from *experiece* rather than just saying whatever to attract viewers like some pet youtubers do.
Love the litter box. Good ideas.
this IS a newer account, i was wondering how on earth id never seen these. covid got me into clock app much more than the tube but this channel is srsly so good, v grateful to have found ya ;)
This video is really really helpful! Iâm so glad i found this đ„° Make more videos please? đđ»
Aww haha. We are just starting to bond our two rabbits now. You can see them on our page
Best of luck to you! Hope everything goes well
Really enjoying your channel, it has a lot of good information! Keep it up!
Thank you so much xxxx I try to be as informative as possible haha I like sharing all the stuff Iâve learnt and still am continuing to learn
@@Katesque there's a lot of improper bunny care out there, I'm a bunny mom myself! I like how you have accepted their personalities and dont try to ask them to be like another animal. I struggled at first with accepting my skittish bunny not liking to be pet, but now I'm okay with it and like her as she is đ
These are great tips! Another thing is that the girls tend to be more territorial in my experience, so I try to never bond 2 girls. I normally have 3 boys, or 2 boys and 1 girl. Also neutering/spaying helps so much with bonding and litter training!
Absolutely love your bunnies btw! Your harlequin one looks just like my girl :)
Castration / Sterilisation is also incredibly important for successful bonding between bunnies. It lessen their hormones, leading to an decrease in hormonal behaviour, such as destruction, aggression, mounting ect. giving them a much better opportunity to live together peacefully. There is also a lot of health reasons to get your bunny fixed, there is a huge decrease in cancer, especially in the reproductive system and for females. Fixed bunnies also often live longer. It is very important to chose a well qualified doctor, here in Denmark only very few vets are properly educated on rabbits and know how to perform both the surgery and proper aftercare. I feel that this should definitely have been mentioned.
Oh yes definitely, I totally agree with you! Neutering/spaying your bun is a must when bonding. All mine are neutered!
Thank you so much for your thorough explanation xx
Definitely should have mentioned it, I should have explained that this wasnât necessarily an in-depth tutorial of how to bond rabbits, but more of a walk through of my experience with bonding, it was my first video after all đ
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It is really good for your first video, I really like your content, and your trio is sooo adorable đ
I never had my bunnies fixed, they all live over 10 years, and they were very sweet.
@@bigbotno1 Sometimes that happens. Some people also smoke 20 cigarettes a day for their entire lives, but live past 80, my great grandmother did that, that dosnt mean that its wise to smoke, or to not get bunnies fixed
â@@christineskall Smoking isn't natural, so is fixing bunnies. How do you like to get fixed? Most bunnies die early cause off bad care.
Your rabbits are so like aesthetic. They like just match.
HAHA the monochrome palette lmao xx
Ur videos r so well made
I may get two bunnies so this is really helpful ty!
This is super helpful, thanks đđ
Your bunnies are so cute!! Thank you for sharing đ
I love this video itâs very informative :)
Thanks so much, glad you learnt something from it!
thank you so much this is so helpful!
I'm really glad! xx
Your buns are soooooooooooooooooooooo cute!â€
Iâm going to foster a bunny for 2 weeks to see how she does with my current bunny (9 year old male) since itâs COVID they arenât doing speed dating but said the 2 weeks I have her to just do scent bonding so hopefully it goes well đ€đ»đ€đ»đ€đ»
Another thing so many people give up after trying to bond their second bunny and end up selling them soon after purchase. I wish more people would educate themselves a bit more when looking into getting their first bunny. They need to watch channels like yours!
Oh youâre too sweet haha thank you! It really isnât common knowledge to new bunny owners how hard bonding is đ„Č thatâs so sad
hi...very nice video.. you made it look simple. đ quick question, is it necessary to spay them?
I hate when people who have education and real knowledge is when they tell people to stress bond meaning; shove them in very small areas like a pet carrier and magically no fighting will happen. Obviously that's not the case, spaces like that can be deadly for them if they do not get along, smaller areas together doesn't mean they will bond. You want a neutral based area as you said, a decent size to start then gradually increase their areas together. This video was definitely helpful girl!
Tried bonding a rescued male rabbit to my Flemish girl a yr or 2 ago.... yeah.... it was awful đ€Ł They never got along because of the male đ so had to give back to the rescue where he found a great solo bun homeđ„°
Now I've rescued a tiny behbeh bunneh and hoping to bond baby with my sweet bun I already have. Don't know the sex of baby bun yet but I've got a feeling it will workout this timeđ„°
Now I've rescued
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge on these little ones!
I'm wondering if you can also give me your input. I've just brought home a neutered netherland dwarf buck home today. We already have a spayed mini lop doe and both are 1.5 year old. Both have been desexed for atleast 8 months.
Would you recommend that I start the process of bonding immediately as in day 1 of bringing the new bunny home or should l need to give the new buck time to settle in his new environment first?
I've already tried putting them together in a carrier and there's no aggressiveness between the two. I've also put them in a small enclosure but nobody wants to be the alpha bunny - they're both very calm and submissive. I've put them together for atleast 25 mins - 30 mins with no humping.
What's your opinion?
where did you get your bunny cage. that looks perfect for mine. also what type of rug are you using
i plan on bonding my 2 young male bunnies with my 2 ladies and 1 gentleman.. tough times coming!
Goodluck! Iâve heard some people have more success with the more bunnies there are, hope the same goes for you xxx
My bunny is called cookie aswell and my other one is called buddy
I have bonded my mini lop doe Blueberry with another mini lop, and I wish I didn't bother bonding her with another rabbit. We had such a wonderful relationship with her, and that's why we thought she also needed to have a relationship with her own kind. She always looked so joyful. However, we saw a big change in her personality after the bond. She just became a follower, and it's very sad to see. I'm not going to separate them, but I just wanted to send a warning because all you hear about is its good for the bunny.
I agree with you about the tub scenario....seems dangerous. I have to introduce a third (Flemish Giant) to my two bonded smaller males in about a month after his neutering which already took place. Wish me luck....the littlest male bun is fierce. Hoping all goes well next month.... ; )
Itâs always the smallest buns who are the fiercest đ hope everything goes well for you! Flemish giants are beautiful
My rabbits bonded so quickly we slowly introduced them and they just clicked they basically loved each other from the start we started putting one in a x pen whilst the other ran around and they would groom each other through the gate and lay next to each other and eventually when we left them there once why we where out of the house somehow one got out of the gate and when we got home they were just laying next to each other
Can you explain what happened when you brought the two brothers home and they reached maturity did they fight? Did you separate them until you got them neutered. I am bringing two bucks home in 2 weeks and I want to know what to expect once they get to 5 months old.
Omg, I've seen several videos people try to bond their rabbits in different ways just now . I literally just realise my bunnies was bonding each other straight away once I adopted the other and idk How's that happened. God, I'm lucky? đđ
I have two male Flemish Giant Rabbits. they are 6 months old now. both fixed a month ago. One of the bunny is aggressive and always attack the other bunny. I have to keep them separated in last 2 months. Its very inconvenient for me to raise two big bunnies separated. Any suggestions on how to help the aggressive male bunny to live peacefully with the other bunny? I do have two big litter boxes, two feeding system for these two bunnies.
Can I do this with 2 male rabbits that aren't neutered or do they have to be, I know it helps a lot with aggression and stuff but if I can have them bonded before they have to go through that then that would be awesome
I have two male rabbits that are unfixed. Is it going to be possible for them to bond?
I like your videos! I have a bonded female trio. They are sisters and grew up together but when they hit puberty we had to separate them and rebound them after they got spayed.
Oh thatâs awesome, Iâm glad you were able to rebond them!
Are they neutered? I have 2 backs and we are trying to bond them
what about an un neutered 1 year old male to an 8 week old male? its a long story on why I have these rabbits but I cant afford to get them fixed yet because I'm 14 and it costs $250 per rabbit to neuter. so it is going to take a while for me to save up but I only have one large enough space for the bunnies so the baby is in a very small area. and my parents wont allow me to completely free roam them in my room but I let my adult out when I'm in the room which is most of the day, and his cage space is about 4'x8'. my goal is to eventually bond them and keep them in the 4'x8' and supervised free roaming my room. please give me any tips. thanks in advance, God bless!
Trying to bond 3 males bunnies . The dad and his two sons always fight when in the same room . What I notice is that my male bunnies are kinda aggressive. it seems like they do not want to get along . I raised my boy bunnies in the same room since day one when their mom birth them . I always thought they would bond well together but as they grew older they don't always get along no more
I have 3 female bunnies. They were all born together & seemed to be bonded when they were babies. Before they got spayed one of them was circling, humping, peeing, & RIPPING the other bunnies fur out. My family was really worried so we got them spayed. When they went back together the one bunny was still attacking. Thankfully she was only circling & no longer biting, humping, or peeing. We decided to separate her from the other 2 because they were gonna get seriously hurt. We currently are trying to bond them back together but itâs taking forever & doesnât seem to be working. At this point Iâm not really sure what to do. Any extra tips would really be appreciated!â€ïž
Hey! I can only advise you as best I can from the information you have given me, definitely ask a local rabbit savvy vet what to do. The only tips I can give you is if possible have a pet gate separating them so they can still see and smell each other and interact while you're not around. Make sure they can't get to each other though! The only other thing I can recommend trying is bonding them all in pairs first. Bond the first bunny with the second, the first with the third etc. Don't be discouraged if it takes forever, just make sure you're keeping a close eye on them. Don't allow any fighting ever.
This channel has the best tips for bonding. Feel free to ask her what to do as well. xx
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Does anyone know what that cool castle thing is?? :)
Hey! Itâs a cardboard cat castle from Kmart australia
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Iâve had my female rabbit for a year and my mom found a rabbit that was dumped on the side of the road, we donât know itâs gender yet though
Hey, new sub here! I am getting two male baby rabbits in about two weeks. They are siblings and have been living together with their mother for 8 weeks now. I went to go visit them for the first time yesterday and they seemed to get along pretty well. They havenât been neutered yet. I plan on doing that when they are both 3 months old. So in terms of the bonding process, would I still need to follow these same steps?
Not necessarily if they never get seperated before you get them, BUT!!! I would introduce them to their new home at the same time together and monitor them for the first few days because stress can make them grumpy out of nowhere. Absolutely put them side by side if they ever need to be seperated temporarily.
My question is.. if you can't leave them unsupervised... when do you sleep?
Are you supposed to put them back in their separate spaces at night and then start where you left off the next day?
I was under the impression it had to be a continuous period of time that they're sharing a space.
I either sleep in their area to supervise them (which at the moment is the lounge) or I separate them and put one in my bedroom xx
Where did you get milky and cookie
What if i dont have a neutral space i just adopted a male and have 1 male already and he is free roam my apartment is pretty small so hes been everywhere
You can try a place heâs been in the least (like a bathroom or something) and clean it really well so his scent isnât there xx
hi iâve been trying to bond my single bunny to my pair for the past week and i havenât seen much progress. and neither of them have tried mounting her and i donât know what that means they chase and nip her and sheâs clearly submissive to them but iâm confused why they arenât trying to add her into there hierarchy
Try separating and bonding them all in pairs first xxx (one of the bonded buns to the single bun and then the other one)
Your rabbits are literally fluff balls
I was super lucky cause my bunnies are siblings so they were together since birth. But i dont know if thats the reason why they love each other?
Their personalities must also compliment each other very well! Xx
my rabbits fight so we had to separate them. do you have any tips on getting them back together?
introduce them again! get some oven mitts on just in case they start to nip each other and you have to break it up. when you introduce them, make sure the area theyâre in is very small. this makes it so they have to tolerate each other because theyâre going to be so close together. it sounds bad, but you only have to do it for a few days to a week, gradually increase space over time it will be worth it! my bun and her sister came to me as a bonded pair as they were born in the same litter and a couple months after i got them her sister died unexpectedly, and iâm finally getting her two more sisters. sheâs getting spayed on monday whoop whoop! iâm so nervous to bond them but i really think it will help her!
Your rabbits are so beautiful just wondering how you came across them? đđ
Thank you! I bought my first two bunnies from gumtree (Australian Craigslist) when I was 19 and before I knew anything about adoption. And cookie was a stray I found during quarantine, I think someone dumped the poor boy đ„ș
Awww poor boy no bunny deserves that đ got my baby from a rescue he cam from a oops litter and saved my last cotton tail who was recently released đ„șđ
Did your bunnies ever fight during this process. ? If so was it hard to break it up?
Yes they did fight! I kept a close eye on them and used an oven mitt so I don't get bitten on my hands, looks silly but it works!
My two male bunnies are brothers from the same litter.. they used to love eachother but now theyâre 6 months and my dominant bunny fights my other bunny so badly that I needed to separated them even they are neuter:(
unfortunately the same happened with my bunnies! i even had to get surgery for the smaller one.. i seperated them after the incident and neutered both, but even after endless tries they never got friendly again... also the smaller seemed extremely lonely but i didnt have the space for another bunny. luckily a very good friend of mine adopted the smaller one and found a girlfriend for him and they are inseperable and happy. i kept the bigger brother and he is absolutely happy with me (i work from home so he is never really alone) and has no interest in other bunnies (i tried haha) i really hope time and many tries will help your boys to bond again !!!
I'm in a similar situation with two brothers around 6 months.. both have been neutered and i'm getting prepared to try and rebond them after they began fighting.. i hope things improved for you!
Are your rabbits neutered? I had rabbits growing up as a kid (only ever male bunnies) and they were never neutered and had long healthy lives. However, I have my own bun now (male too) and I've learnt a lot more about rabbits and neutering and i'm really unsure on whether or not to neuter him. I also want to have more rabbits in the future so is neutering important for bonding?
Yes theyâre all neutered! Itâs absolutely necessary for bonding xxx
Iâm bonding an already bonded pair with a solo rabbit and my bathroom is the only neutral territory, so I suppose Iâll have to throw some rugs down and hope no one needs the bathroom lmao
How you edit videos please
Is it possible to bond rabbits which have previously fought badly with one another?
also wondering this :((
So it is possible to bond 2 males together? Because I have a boy lionhead bun rn and I really wanna get another bun for him but I just really want another boy rabbit. I just need a submissive boy rabbit because mine right now is very dominant
Although not recommended, it is definitely possible but should be very cautious with your matching, as you said their personalities should compliment each other which could be confirmed when you do bunny dating at shelters xx
Hey can I add another rabbit into a bonded couple?
Iâm commenting this on multiple bunny videos. I hope someone sees this and can help. I have two female buns. One is a year old and one is 3. They are both lops and are both spayed. When I brought home the 1 year old she was 5months. They both got along great, would groom eachother and play. Neither of them were spayed at this time. But once we got the youngest spayed she started to get aggressive which we thought was odd. She started biting and nipping our other bun. So we separated them. Then I thought that getting my other bun spayed would help. But nope. Itâs been 6months and Iâve tried everything!! Stress bonding, a neutral territory, giving them each others litter boxes, having them spend time in the other ones territory. Everything. As soon as they see each other their tails go up and they want to bite. Absolutely no hesitation they just want each other dead I swear! Iâm not sure they can even be bonded! But they used to be so cute running around together and I want them to do that again. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I don't know how it went, but it's really difficult to form same-sex pairs in bunnies. Female can be extremely territorial and will try to kill each others in some cases. My thought is that your younger female went through puberty and try to assert dominance, this enhanced by the fact that she was recovering from surgery and therefore felt threatened by the other. How did it go ? Still, I hope they settled.
What breed of rabbits do you have
Is it necessary to have both males neutered? I'm planning on rescuing a neutered male rabbit but my current bunny isn't neutered because my parents think it's "unnecessary" :/ I've tried explaining to them but they won't listen. If you could help it would mean a lot :))
If you plan on bonding them, they must be neutered! Otherwise they will be extremely territorial and aggressive. Maybe if you try negotiating with your parents and offer to do more house work in exchange for getting your bunny neutered they might budge, not sure how else I can help you with the information youâve given me. Give your local vet a call and maybe get them to talk to your parents about it xx
How do you keep your house so clean. Please help!
I vacuum everyday HAAH xx and even then itâs always a mess
I've had a boy/girl pair for a couple of years and recently got another girl. We've tried bonding them on and off over the past 6 months with no luck. Their pens are next to each other and they still try to bite her through it. Any suggestions?
have you tried bonding just one at a time? I'd say pick the less aggressive one and do a few bonding sessions with the new girl and if you see progress, you can slowly introduce the third rabbit
Try seperating the pair and the girl for two weeks so they cant smell or See eachother.
That way they loose their aggression for eachother. Then put all three together at the Same time in a room or Place none of the bunnies have been in before. Do NOT seperate them(also not at Night),bunnies fight which is totally normal. Only seperate them when they are biting the other so hard they bleed. If they loose hair thats also normal and Not Bad. Just let them fight they NEED to settle their ranking.
Also its important That they have MUCH room, only That way three rabbits will be okay with eachother.
Trust me with this! I have 4 bunnies myself and That way it has worked the best. Good luck!
Also in That room you should place food at all corners and put up some cartons as houses where they can hide (with 2 openings)
I recommend the room to be at least 110 sq ft (10qm)
Try giving them some space. And after try banding one by one. I was just able to bond a boy girl pair with another girl. It was hard. But it works. Took me about a month. Something that REALLY helped is stress bonding.
For bathtubs put a towel down so they have grip
one of the most difficult things i gone through is bonding my bunny with my german sheherd dog. Btw the bunny is the dominant one haha; and Dora(my dog) likes her ears being licked
Hi I need help on bonding my bunnyâs I have a boy and a girl and there both neutered and the boy is very aggressive towards the girl. He is very attached to me and dosent like the girl. There next to each other all day but there has to be two sets of wire between them otherwise he will hurt her, I have done lots of research but nothing works so any tips would be great!
He might just be the type to not do well with having another bunny in the house.
Yea thatâs what I thought because he is so attached to me he seemed fine on his own
Hello
Please i want to ask you something about my bunnies
My English not good I hope you understand me , i have 5 rabbits -3 boys 2 girls-( sterilization )
I have 2 rabbits with obsessive eyes (( boy and girl )), i really feel sad because i know itâs a very bad habit , what do i do to get rid of obsessive? Please tell me
Also have another rabbit that started biting my other rabbit eyes , but she no obsessive with eyes, is it dangerous? (( another girl ))
But i isolated her because i was afraid that she would hurt him in the eyes
Itâs because the females are not together ?
Is biting the eyes dangerous of rabbits?
They are my rabbits :
Kentaru and Eva= obsessive eyes (( boy and girl)) and they are couples alone
Dante and Nene = Nene started biting Dante eyes (( girl and boy )) and they are couples alone
Dante and Oliver = they are good together but Nene hates Oliver (( boys ))
I want a solution of the problem of biting the eyes I want to make my bunnies together but biting the eyes scared me
Do 2 male rabbits work? I am going to pick them up tomorrow. They are bonded now as 9 week, they are good firneds but my friend is making me scared of putting 2 male together
I'm going down the same road. Wonder how it worked out for you
Should both of the male rabbit be neutered before being bonded?
Yes they definitely have to be neutered! xx
Itâs funny because I have a gray and white rabbit. The gray one is cookie. The white one is cream
AWH cookies full name is actually cookies and cream cause heâs gray and white đ„ș I guess we had the same idea when we named them xxx
Is having three bunnies harder and more expensive than two? đ°
Yes! (Vet bills and food costs add up since there are more bunny appointments and food finishes more quickly) xx
I have a rabbit and he is getting neutered March 12
How exciting!!
Are they all spayed and neutered?
Yes definitely!
4:55 grooming bunnies
did they never got scabies disease ?
Love it videos u have a subscribe from me âșïž
Thank you I appreciate the support xxxx
Are they all neutered?
Yes they're all neutered!
can i bond without neutered them
definitely have to neuter them to ensure their safety! xx
@@Katesque I want that too.
But there are no vet available for rabbit đ
Are they desexed?
Yes they all are!
I have 2 male bunnies and nothing works for them to be bonded.. đđđđ i am out of options...
Have you tried contacting your local rabbit rescue for advice? Bonding males is possible but not easy and definitely not natural to their instinct xx Iâm still in the process of bonding mine, it takes time
@@Katesqueyes.. and im trying to separate them to different places of the house so they forget each other and after 20 days re try to put them in another neutral space for 5-10 minutes.. it's what they told me to try.. need to restart the process in bonding them... It's been 10 months and nothing is actually working... So i hope this method will work..
@@kokothebunny3536 its NECESSARY that they are neutered otherwise they will fight to death. Also, dont seperate them unless they bite eachother until they bleed or have bad wounds. Also dont seperate them at night. They NEED to settle their ranking.
The neutral room should be very big too and have some houses to hide in ( with two entrances).
Ive had bunnies for six years so trust me with this! I also have bonded at least 4 times before. Good luck!
They are both neurtered... Ok thank u so much for your advices... Cookie looks like my Coco by the way đ€đ€đ€
Just inherited a abandoned rabbit what do I do!?
Hey! If you're planning on keeping it, I suggest you see your local rabbit savvy vet or a local rabbit rescue to learn all about rabbit care. I can't really advise you anything unless you give me more information x
I suggest you release it. Most rabbits should be free they are not pets.
@@stonethrow2813 noooooo! Domestic bunnies cannot survive like their wild counter parts. :( you have to realize domestic bunnies are not wild. They have been bred to depend on humans ... releasing them can lead to starvation, (they are not used to foraging themselves), death from predators, or freezing or over heating. :( or being hit by cars .
Not to mention releasing domestic animals can serious harm ecosystems.
Please donât advise this many rescues have had to save bunnies form people doing this.
@@sofsof7573 you have to realize you live in fear. You are projecting your fears onto animals. You have no Idea how they perceive their reality.
Are your bunnies neutered?
Yes they're all neutered! xx
"Stress bonding" inherently sounds abusive to me and like you're forcing them into what you want with no care for how they feel. Never been a fan of it. I'm actually about to bond a male and female rabbit (spayed and neutered of course) and my plan is to keep the new one in their own space for a few days, then scent swap by exchanging items of the others' for a while, and then end it off with them living as separated neighbors for around a week or so before trying it face-to-face in a spot neither has been to. Wish me luck!