This video helped SO MUCH! Could not have done it without your help! I now have 3 happily bonded bunnies, 2 male Netherland Dwarfs and one female Lionshead. The boys fought so much even after neutering. I never thought they would bond, but this video gave me hope and it worked!

@mypamperedpets

4 жыл бұрын

So happy I helped you. xx

@XAcanth1sx0

9 ай бұрын

Wow can you give any advice? We have two bonded rabbits ( male + female) and we recently adopted a new male who was left in a shelter and likely would not have been adopted. I know how hard it is to bond a trio especially with two being male. We have the space to keep the new male separate just in case but any advice would really help :)

Thanks this is a huge help now I have too bond my 4 rabbits

Thank you that, Ive got to bond a neutered stray with a bonded neutered girl and boy, wish me luck

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Oh good luck! I hope it goes well :)

@lilsmartbunny9699

6 жыл бұрын

Hope no fights,and hope you luck.I don't need to worry because I only have 1 and I'm not planning on getting another

@microraptor9532

5 жыл бұрын

Lil' smart Bunny that’s cruel they are social animals and should have a partner. If she have enough company by you then that’s okay but you will never replace another rabbit.

Brave lady hehe. Love how you documented it all. You Crazy brave lady hehe love the ski gloves! So happy they are bonded 😍

Such a good video! What an amazing job Emma!! The trio is so cute!

Thanks for sharing this helpful video! What lovely babies. I'm working on bonding my two large bunnies with three dwarfs. Thanks for showing the good, bad, and results. Seeing how far they came and where they are now is hopeful! Bunnies are lovely pets!

@blossombuddies2875

7 жыл бұрын

Bunny Nature from what I've heard the giants have the force advantage when fighting and dwarfs have the speed advantage, did you see that in bonding? And how did it go? Also I'm planning to adopt but most bunnies left at the end are larger bunnies so I'm wondering what should be done differently or what special precautions should happen

thank you for sharing! im about to bond a new female to a bonded pair but i didnt think it could be done until this video x

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Candy Ayles Good luck! xx

I loved watching this! I was cracking up at the fighting, girls can be such cowbags during bonding lol. You're much braver than me, I stay with mine 24/7 for about three days! Paha. I'm going to be attempting a group bond in April, should be interesting with my mardy lot...

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks :) Haha they are! I was the same (as in staying with them 24 hours for 3 days) when I was bonding Blossom into my previous quad but that's because Tinkerbell was a moody little thing and the fights were really scary! I guess it just depends on the rabbits, I think I've been quite lucky with these 3 so felt I could trust them alone quicker! 😃

This was so wonderful and helpful; thank you so much! I have a bonded pair of 9yr old twins and three other bunnies and I want to bond them all and this was so helpful in showing me how to go about it! xxxxxxx

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+BunniesOfTheBurrow Thank you and you're welcome! :) Wow 9 year old twins, aren't you lucky :) Good luck with bonding xx

Aww yay this is so exciting! That scared me when Primrose was chasing and biting them. Glad it worked out in the end :)

Great video! So glad that bonding went pretty well! :D congrats on the trio & I hope them the best! :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you George! 😊

I am trying to bond a trio, thank you for making this video it's very helpful!

This made me so happy😂😍 :D I'm currently in the process of bonding 2 rabbits :)

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Imy'sAnimals Good luck! :) Your rabbits will be so happy to have company x

Im so glad I found this video, this is how my girls were acting when I tried bonding them with another so this gives me confidence

@ivyfloyd275

3 жыл бұрын

I know you put this comment ages ago. But did you manage to get them to bond? I’m trying at the moment and it’s awful both have been bitten and it’s really disheartening

@emilylauren4388

3 жыл бұрын

Ivy Floyd unfortunately no :( I ended up rehoming her to a friend of mine who takes amazing care of her. At one point my rabbits basically bit a hole through her ear and so now it’s scarred and i didn’t feel comfortable trying after that

Brilliant video! It gives me hope when bonding in the future :) I'm lucky mine bonded so easily but i imagine older rabbits and existing pairs can be so tricky, well done! You've really done great in having them live together x

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much! :) x

Thanks for the vid. I have the identical scenario you had. A bonded male and female, trying to bring in a rescued female.

thank you for the vidio~i'm planning to bond two male rabbits... they are living separated for now.. one 1year old and the other about 7month~ seems to be hopeful after watching your video~!!

Awww I'm so glad they're friends now

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

piggies&bunnies Yes definitely worth trying again! My girls were trying to kill each other as you could see on the video but they're best friends now! :)

This video is exactly what I needed! I'm currently about to attempt bonding my first trio. Only with two neutered boys and a soon to be spayed girly. I plan on trying your method sometime soon!

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Good luck with bonding! 😊

After one night they seem to have taken a real liking to each other. That's awesome :D

omg so so so helpful like I watched this video before even tho I wasn't planning on bonding but yeah now I need to bond four together a male and a female with another female and male so yeah this video is v helpful xx

Glad to hear it all went well:) please can you do a shed tour? I really do love your bunnie shed and you inspired me to build my own. Yay for primrose , Reuben and velvet:)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

TheRabbitFamily Hi thank you! Yeah I will try get round to doing one but it wont be until I've finished all my Uni exams in May! Not much has changed since my last shed tour though if I'm honest! x

Currently in the process of bonding my three rabbits using the method you have used.. we are about 15 hours in- so far so good 🙂

@staceytaylor8840

2 жыл бұрын

We ran into difficulty today.. everything was going well then the 2 girls went into a tornado.. both seem to want dominance.. thankfully they didn't hurt each other and to be fair they didn't appear to want to hurt each other 😪

That was brilliant!

Thank you for doing this! I'm going to try bonding a new female to my two 6 months old sisters. I'll need to get me some gloves!

Wow, very interesting and fun video to watch! :D Thank you!

Your video was interesting to watch and helpful for me as soon i'll be bonding my netherland with another two. :)

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Amy Louise Thank you! Good luck with bonding :)

This helped me so much!!!

awww i wacthed one of you videos where you bonded primrose,robin,bertie,scarlet and rosie

love your bunnies soo adorabel

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Pandoras paws Thank you! :)

Amazing vid, thanks so much I’m bonding a trio today, 🤞🤞🤞

So glad my rabbits didn't even need bonding!!!!! They just got along really well the second they met each other!!!!

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Audrey Wang That's very lucky! Glad they got along so well :)

I bonded my per of rabbits.AND IT WORKD!!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you sooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Stephen Harris That's great news! You're welcome :D

very nice video! well organized:) i love your content!!

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you! x

Thank you for this informative video.

Great video

Thanks for this i might use some of your tips i plan getting a 3rd ( technically fourth rabbit) to bond with my neutered male kookie and spayed female Gizmo

Wow, fantastic and congratulations.... I wish mine had been that easy. :(

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I've had some difficult bonds in the past too, think I've been lucky with this one!

@albanycomputers

9 жыл бұрын

***** Yeah they are a pain lol... Had a trio in a pen for over 60hours... put them in their home (it's bit) and they were ok for a couple of days so I let them free range... should have waited... :( Bond broke down. Going to try again in the next couple of week.

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Did you manage to bond them? :)

@albanycomputers

9 жыл бұрын

***** No :( Lester was a bit humpy and the bonded pair didn't like it so we built Lester a new hutch and get him a girl... love at first sight... not one bit of aggression :) easiest bond ever :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Aw well that's good news :) Now another rabbit has a great home too!

Very helpful video :)

Thank you for this I am currently trying to do this

@mypamperedpets

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck, hope it all works out!

they are so cute omg

7:28 i never thought that would happen❤️

HI!!!! loved the video it was so helpful. I have a question what's the difference in having two versus three bunnies is it a lot more work? or mainly the same. I have two bunnies and I want to rescue a third because I just want another bun to have a great life but am wondering is it a lot more work?

Super help full

Wow your so good at bonding ! :) I have two female rabbits but sadly they live in a hutch :/ i thought for an idea you could do a video about making and building a shed for rabbits :D This would be really helpful if you could :) xxx BTW your bunnies are so cute :D xxxx

I have a lion head and just lost my Flemish Giant a month ago. I’m hoping to bond my lion head with a new friend to help her cope within the next two months. But I don’t think any rabbit could replace my Flemish Giant, hercules. R.I.P. baby boy, momma loves you.

Wow I would’ve never guessed they would become friends you’re awesome at this bonding stuff! I took my 2 year old female bunny to a local rescue to board to get bonded and she was getting along with 1 of the boys, but after a few days they fought and unfortunately the place told me my bunny doesn’t want a friend.. Do you think I should try again or should I just leave her as a single?

@mypamperedpets

3 жыл бұрын

Hi I would definitely try again! It's very common for rabbits to fight when bonding, its what they do to sort out their hierarchy. So many people give up at the first fight and assume their rabbits don't want friends but they really do and it is the most amazing thing when they are bonded. 🥰 Good luck!

My fav breed is Rex. I have 3!

I'm currently on day one of bonding a quad and have been watching all your​ vids. I have two males and two females, they were two bonded pairs. Everything seems to be ok with no aggression or fur pulling as of yet but one of them is a humper. Henry is constantly trying to hump the others. Buddy the other male is taking the brunt of it though has largely sat there and taken it. He's now too nervous to move. The two girls have their share but run away most of the time. Any suggestions or do we recon it'll calm down on its own?

I have 3 rabbits all 3 are girls from the same litter . Lately they have been nipping so i want to try a small area bonding session and see if it helps

can you do an updated rabbit shed tour? I love the shed :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Hi I will film one soon :)

thank you so much for this video, I have a couple and a new girl, she is sooo aggressive with the oldest ... will they aver get along :(...

Wow that so much faster and easier than with ferrets. My fetters can take weeks, sometimes months

Hi, I was wondering if you have any tips on how to bond three rabbits? Two of my rabbits are in the house but my dad is not happy with them being inside so we won't be able to keep them inside much longer. Bonding them hasn't been going so well because my older rabbit is mean to the little ones and they get really scared and run away:( Thanks

Thanks for your tutorial on bonding. I have 2 males, 1 year neutered male very territorial and a 6 six month not neutered male yet. My intention is to bond them after both will be neutered. Do you think it will be easier to bond these 2 male together o maybe it will be easier to bond these 2 males together with a spayed female all at the same time? Will it help introducing a female? Thanks

We have a fixed Bonded pair, and just rescued another Doe that had been given to charity and we took her because she was only 4 weeks old, too young for a child's first pet, she hadn't properly been weaned and has been trying to suckle/ bite any one she can get to or submitting to be groomed for hours. our older Doe had been constantly lunging at the bars to we had to put a pen inside a pen while she gets a bit bigger. I don't think she could handle the initiation/ bonding bites, I really want to get them all free roam friends sooner than later because the summer is coming up.

+mypamperdpets i am getting two rabbis for my birthday this late may and i don't know weather to buy or adopt how young can the youngest adopted rabbits be? Plz do a vid on adopting and everything we need to know :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

horses and ponies Definitely adopt! There are so many needing homes and they will already be neutered and spayed and up to date with vaccinations which will save you hundreds of pounds! Good idea. I will try and get round to making that video for you!

MyPamperedPets ok i think ill adopt but i really want a baby one so yea also what rescue centre do you get yours from? Sorry for all the questions Its just really helpful Xx

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

horses and ponies I got mine from Honey Bunnies in Leicester and they rehome all over the UK! Tbh although baby bunnies are cute, they don't stay little for long and then you have a lot of expenses to pay out for. In my opinion it's better getting a rabbit that's young but not a baby! Rescues have rabbits of all ages though. x

Do I spray both the cages with vinegar?

it's kind of funny. When I bonded my two females I did everything wrong and they ended up really really closely bonded. I think that as with any other animal, it is all about the personality of the animals and not the animals themselves. I got Rowan a female who had bee part of a bonded male and female pair. She was 3 years old when I adopted her from the shelter. She is defiantly the top bunny. She likes to be the boss but, she is also quite the scaredy bunny. They tell you to do a male + female pair, they recommend not introducing them in person right away and they recommend getting two rabbits that are close in age. Sweet Pearl is a baby, not a year old yet - she went into Rowans enclosure but that didn't work right away so, I let Rowan roam free for a few days and left pearl in a smaller cage. Eventually when I put the both of them together they were a little iffy but I just left them to do their thing. Well, now they are almost like lesbibunnis. Hehehe. they are always side by side, always grooming eachother, always looing at eachother. They will share a treat and both eat it at the same time ala Lady and the Tramp. It all goes to show that it depends on personality.

I put my two little baby bucks together a while ago. One is about 5-6 weeks (he's a rescued orphan, I didn't steal him from his family so young) and the other is about 8 or 9 weeks. I had the 6 week old (Storm) for about 2 days and he seemed a bit lonely and depressed (he had a surviving buddy that unfortunately passed away recently), so I decided to get him a buddy. I put them together on the floor, they sniffed, then Storm nuzzled Loki and a few minutes later they were cuddling and grooming each other. ^^ Storm follows Loki around like a lost puppy and copies him (which is terrible since Loki is a trouble maker haha). They cuddle, share food and romp around. Not a single fight. I'm so glad I got so lucky with them and they're happy. I just thought I'd share so people know it really depends on the rabbit, sometimes it's super easy! :)

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Sapphire Otaku Sorry to hear about your loss but glad Strom has a friend now. Baby buns are usually easier to bond as their hormones haven;'t kicked in yet. Be careful as they get older though as they could suddenly fall out when they reach maturity. If you have them neutered when old enough then they should stay friends!

@sapphireotaku3399

8 жыл бұрын

*****​ Yeah, thanks! I already know about their hormones that's why I chose them specifically to bond, Storm is SUPER submissive and they'll be neutered as soon as they're old enough. :) Thanks again, I hope they stay best buds! I'd hate to have to seperate them. ^^

@sapphireotaku3399

8 жыл бұрын

+mypamperedpets Oh, and you did an awesome job by the way! Haha, I find myself self-centered sometimes. -.- (I guess we all have our moments.) Anyway, I forgot to mention that, you were very patient and calm, and didn't force it too much. I also love that you didn't stress bond, I'm not sure how I feel about stress bonding, but I don't think it's the best idea due to bunnies being so sensitive to stress. You're an awesome bunny parent, I don't think they could ask for anyone better! :D

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Sapphire Otaku aww thank you so much! Don't worry I didn't think you were being self-centred! I love hearing other people's bonding stories :)

I'm thinking about getting another rabbit. I already have a 2 year old dwarf bunny who is neutered and well behaved and very loving and kind. Of course, I want to get another rabbit, but my parents are a different story. I know that rabbits don't do very well as singles because they get lonely and easily bored, which is way I'm looking for a second bunny to play with my current rabbit, Cooper. How do I convince my dad that I can take care of two rabbits? And also, since mini lop rabbits are one of the nicest rabbits (or so I heard), will it be easier to bond them? My bunny is very sweet and kind and I think will do fine with a companion. Anyways, please reply if you can. Thank you. (:

Any advice. We are starting bonding. We have a male/female bonded pair. And we are adding a third. For three weeks they’ve been able to see and Smell each other. In today’s bonding session the girls were pulling each other’s fur. But are now sitting at opposite ends of the pen. Our male isn’t fussed x

@mypamperedpets

3 жыл бұрын

Fur pulling is normal bonding behaviour, don't worry. :) How are they getting on?

So I have 2 Holland lops and 1 Alaskan rabbit and she is much bigger than the others. the lops are fully bonded and but I want to bond all three of them together. Does anyone have any advice on Bonding them? I have heard that you need to do 2 at a time but then I saw this video and I'm like well.. idk Thank you! By the way I loved this video and the rabbit house/run is adorable!!!😍😍

What breed is Primrose? My bunny looks exactly like her but I was never told his breed

Hi! I know this video is a few years old, but I was wondering how the rabbits were doing nowadays? c: I'm looking to adopt a pair of twin bunnies and a third, from the same shelter, all of them only a few weeks old. And as far as I was told, they interacted well during the past few weeks and I'm hoping these buns will stay closeknit in the new home they'll have for the next coming years! ^^ I ask also because I hear some rabbits can be very bonded in groups and suddenly fall apart sadly, so I wonder how yours have been since!

@mypamperedpets

3 жыл бұрын

Hi! Thanks for the comment. So lovely you're looking to adopt some bunnies. Primrose is doing amazing, she lived very happily with Reuben and Velvet and the bond never broke down. Sadly Reuben and Velvet are no longer with us but Primrose is living happily in a group with 4 others! I have a video on my channel showing how I bonded such a big group. ☺️ As long as the 3 rabbits you adopt are neutered and spayed then it's definitely possible for you to have a happy trio. 😄

@BokuWaHikikomori

3 жыл бұрын

@@mypamperedpets Awww sorry to hear that Reuben and Velvet are gone! I'm hoping its re-homing and not the "other" thing! 😭But I'm very glad Primrose is still there,and with a lot more others! And very much so glad to hear she's bonded happily with them as well. C: I'll definitely check out the other video! &I've definitely messaged the shelter if they're all spayed/neutered, so let's cross fingers! If not, I can always get them so, if they're old enough. c: Thank you for the response!

Cool! I am getting a Lion Head bunny! Her name is gonna be Lioness or Princess! Also, who is the new one, Velvet?

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Aww 😊 Velvet and Reuben are my new ones x

@oreosanimalcare1825

9 жыл бұрын

***** Awesome!!

Did you just keep them together and never separate them? Becasue I've heard you're supposed to do no more than 2 ten minute sessions at first and go on from there. But this method seems to have worked for you. Also, are those pellets that they would eat for daily meals? They seem to really like them. What brand/kind are they?

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+AnimalsEtc. Yes I kept them together the whole time! I've always bonded using this method which has worked really well. 10 min sessions are not usually the best idea as just as the rabbits will start to get used to each other they'll be split up so best to keep them together at all times! Yes they were burgess excel pellets :)

Hm, seems like sometimes a small space is better but sometimes a big is better!

OMG I am super happy that I found your video. I have 3 rabbits, and all are the Holland lop breed. Two are a bonded 8 month old pair of a female (Cinnamon) and male (Chappy), both neutered and spayed. The other one is a male (Peanut) 6months old and very small. I am trying to bond the 3 of them together but everytime I put peanut in the play area with the other two he immediately wants to play. The female does not mind him much, but Chappy will attack him severly every chance he gets. Since peanut is smaller I am afraid he is going to kill him and I do not see peanut getting any bigger. For some reason he stayed really small. Chappy is ay 5.30lbs, Peanut is at 2.30 lbs, and Cinnamon is 4lbs. Can you please give me any advice on how to bond the 3 of them? Peanut is soooo loving and all he wants to do is play. I want to try your method, but again I am worried about the size difference.

@blossombuddies2875

7 жыл бұрын

Juliane Escobar have they bonded? If yes then what did you do to change this?

I have two females and one is not fixed but the new rescue who is fixed seems more aggressive... can I bond these two ??

@mypamperedpets

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't recommend bonding them until your other female is spayed as well. x

I hope you see this comment. I have two lone girls at the moment who are due to both be spayed this month. After hearing horror stories about bonding two females my anxiety has gone sky high. One of my girls only has three legs and I am worried she will be very defensive. I only live in a flat and they will both have their own bedroom but I am so worried they wont bond and I will have to keep them seperate. Can you give me any tips on bonding girls? This video helped me tons and showed me it was possible but any other tips on how to do it would be great. Would I be able to do this method for them or would I have to do short intervals? I dont want to do anything wrong and mess up the process. Thank you

@mypamperedpets

6 жыл бұрын

So sorry I missed your comment. Did you manage to bond them? xx

very helpful and reassuring, ty so much!

Will you do more guinea pig videos please

I'm enjoyed watching you tips in this video. I have a question though. I'm in the pre bonding stage with my bunnies and am trying to research and learn as much as I can before I actually start bonding them. I have 2 Netherland dwarfs, one girl, one boy, both neutered/spayed. Each around 2-3 pounds. They are both around 1 and a half years old and have been together for around a year of that time. A few days ago we got a third bunny; a New Zealand overweight neutered male. Probably around 13 pounds if not more. I have been putting their cages side by side and the little girl is very interested and starts smelling around and looking at the other bunny, the little dwarf male doesn't seem to care about the big bunny. One time I put the big bunny in his cage, and let the little ones run around his and the girl dwarf started trying to squeeze her paws in between the cage to try to scratch at the big one. I immediately removed them and since then have not attempted anything further other than leaving their cages side by side. I have been watching videos such as yours, and now am even more worried about bonding them, because of their big size difference. I've noticed that humping is a normal way of bonding, but if a 13+ pound rabbit starts humping a small 2 pound dwarf, I'm no sure if that's going to be okay, or how harmful that might be for her if he tries to get on top of her. My question basically is, do you think it will work out to bond the 3, or do you think it will not work out because of their size differences? Thanks in advance. :)

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Anastasia Oliferovskiy Hello, it is definitely possible to bond them! I know people who have nethies living with giants. :) You will just have to be extra careful when bonding them and be there to split them up if you think the big bunny is being a little too aggressive to the smaller ones! Good luck :)

@MacyMunro

8 жыл бұрын

+mypamperedpets what breed is primrose??

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Macy Munro she is a cross breed :) Think she has giant in her somewhere x

@MacyMunro

8 жыл бұрын

+mypamperedpets I though so probably Rex and Flemish

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Macy Munro yeah maybe Flemish but don't think she's mixed with Rex :)

Do you think this method would be possible, even after a very serious fight? My female got her whole nail bit off by my single. She's already in a bonded with one of my other males. I have two single males and a bonded boy and girl. I want to try bond a trio, as 3 of them are over a year old and one is still just 4 months old. do you have any advice i could take? I dont wan't another serious accident

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Lolibunny As you've had a serious fight, it might be risky to be honest. Also as you have a pair already there's a risk that adding a third rabbit could break their bond. Instead I recommend bonding your 2 single males together, providing they've been neutered!

have your rex's ever had sore hocks?

@mypamperedpets

4 жыл бұрын

They did yes x

Thank you! Im about to try to bond a girl in with a male and female and im so scared.

@Jasmin-zj7ic

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! How’d it go?🥰

I know this was a year ago but was this there first session together? please answer

@mypamperedpets

6 жыл бұрын

+India's Animals yes it was :)

I have a problem with my rabbits. So they are siblings (a girl and a neutered boy) about 8 months old. They have lived together since they are born and always got along perfectly fine. The last few days the boy has been chasing the girl and she is terrified. He will chase and attack her until I separate them and after that she is terrified and pants. I've now separated them in two different cages but it can not stay like this forever. I've tried rebonding them but the same happened again. Any tips for why they are fighting and how I can stop it? Thank you so much. 

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Hi so sorry you're having this problem. :( Is your female spayed? If not I highly recommend you have her done because not only will it stop the high risk of uterine cancer, but it may also stop the tension between your rabbits. Your male can probably smell her hormones which is probably what's causing him to chase her. xx

I wish my girls were that easy

So you did this all in one session???? 😳

Liked and subscribed;) i share this channel with my bff so i dont know if she unsubs u but i dont hope so😊

@kajosisters743

8 жыл бұрын

Also this was really helpfull im gonna be bonding three bunnies.

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+KaJo Pets thank you for subscribing ! X

@kajosisters743

8 жыл бұрын

Ur welcome!

i have two dwarf female bunnys, i really want more bunnys so that they can live together in a bigger group! but should i get female bunnys? i dont now whats the best.. (Bad english sorry, im from the netherlands) :)

so.. how many days did you take to make them bonding?

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+zurjanie about 3 days until their bond was settled :)

@zurjanie

8 жыл бұрын

+mypamperedpets thank you for answering and sharing..

how young are the adopted rabbits

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

They're all about a year old x

I know I’m 4 years late but I need some advice😂 Can you bond 3 female spayed rabbits? And how much space will three need if they are free roam except for when I’m at school (about 8 hours a day) thanks :)

@Olivia-ht7we

5 жыл бұрын

Wrigley The Dood as long as all rabbits have compatible personalities I don’t see why not. I’m going to be bonding 3 neutered males soon... wish me luck haha! Good luck with yours. I guess if you try it there’s no harm done if they don’t like each other.

@phrog1582

5 жыл бұрын

Olivia, good luck! We ended up deciding just to have two pairs, my currently single female will most likely be going with a baby boy since she does better with younger rabbits for some reason. But thanks!

So this was all one session? (Ik I'm late sorry 🐾)

@mypamperedpets

7 жыл бұрын

+Queen Kera yes they were not split up at any time during bonding :)

Are they neutered or spayed? Xx

The fighting scares me cause I just got a netherland dwarf and I don't want her to be hurt by my much larger mixed breed mutt bunny (also female).

I tried to set my two neutered boys together today. They have been living together when they were babies but they grew up and began fighting. Then I needed to split them, and neuter them. when I sat them together today, one of them was constantly biting the other one. The one that got bitten was screaming, like really high so I can hear it. I am getting so scared of him because I dont want to get him hurt. I splitted them again because i felt really sorry for that the rabbit screamed many times. I havnt heard anything about screaming while bonding:( what can I do?

@mypamperedpets

7 жыл бұрын

Screaming is a very bad sign and indicates that your rabbit is in severe pain or absolutely terrified. If this is happening during bonding then unfortunately I don't think you should continue with it in these circumstances. So sorry this happened with your rabbits, screaming is a horrible sound for them to make and I hope your rabbits are okay.

@amalies.s9064

7 жыл бұрын

Well... The rabbits are okay tho:) I really want to get them bonded, and since I commented this commend, I have tried to set them together again, but the screaming happend again. The bonding thing i have been doing since last screaming is to have them in a pen splitted with a grid wall. I was thinking to have them like this, 4-5 hours every day and see if the agression is calming down after some weeks. And it is only a mounth since they were neutered so maybe it is their hormons that is making things worse?

I am bonding my two female rabbits and everything is going fine, they seem bonded for the most part. The only time I'm seeing a problem is when I give attention to the new rabbit I have introduced to my rabbit I've had for a year now, she starts humbling and pulling her hair. She also does this in the night or early hours in the morning. Other then that, they cuddle, groom each other, and seem like they are definitely bonded. Does anyone know why at times my older rabbits acts out but others they seem like they're best friends?

@sophiekubin5535

7 жыл бұрын

Humping*

@mypamperedpets

7 жыл бұрын

+Sophie Kubin my 3 are bonded but occasionally my female nips my male. As long as it's nothing serious I wouldn't worry too much!

Quick Question- I have 2 bonded rabbits, 1 is a dwarf and 1 is a Velvet rabbit and both get along great about a year old. I brought a new baby into the mix and she is 8 weeks and a lop eared. My Dwarf doesn't mind her at all but my Velvet rabbit tries to attack her every chance she gets. She tries to grab her by the back of the neck. We monitor them very closely and try to prevent any fighting. The dwarf and velvet are housed together and the lop is housed separately so they are only together running loose at night with supervision. However if the baby goes into the large cage, my dwarf gets very upset so we are looking at getting another cage to house all 3 when the time is right. Do you feel that the techniques in this video will help with bonding my overly aggressive velvet rabbit? I dont want to hurt my rabbits and i dont want my rabbits to be afraid of one another.. any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

Hello are your older rabbits spayed? As your youngest one is not then your Velvet rabbit can probably smell her hormones which is upsetting her and causing her to fight. The techniques in this video should hopefully work however I would wait until your youngest girl is spayed and if the older ones aren't spayed then they need to be too. Good luck.

@seang4190

8 жыл бұрын

My adults are both spayed and as im typing this they are all laying on eachother and now the velvet is licking and grooming the baby and it seems genuine like shes not trying to eat her. I brought all 3 in to work with me so I could assist with the bonding process. I hope this is the start in the right direction!

@seang4190

8 жыл бұрын

I wish it would let me show a video but i think its working out ok so far!

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+sean galy Oh that's great to here! :) Sounds good. :) I'd just be wary as when the little one gets older and her hormones kick in there could be fights so please make sure she's spayed as soon as she's old enough to prevent this. Wouldn't want their bond to break!

I have two dominant male Guinea pigs who fight. What should I do?

@chubbasworld5385

8 жыл бұрын

+Evie Kennan Kill them. I'm just kidding xD I have the exact same thing, Its so frustrating!

They are all neutered right ?

@mypamperedpets

4 жыл бұрын

Of course yes :)

I'm trying to bond my 2months old and 6 months old rabbits. 6 months old is male, neutered. 2 months old is female, not spayed. Any advice?

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+KSI MoV3rs21 the female should definitely be neutered before bonding :)

@kajosisters743

8 жыл бұрын

+mypamperedpets do they hve to be neutered before?!😬

I'm getting a male rabbit that is not neutered and I have 2 male rabbits one neutered and one not neutered is it okay if I bond them ??

@mypamperedpets

7 жыл бұрын

+lazydawg 9566 best to get them all neutered as the non neutered ones will be very frustrated during bonding and it could cause some nasty injuries!

@keirat.w.6439

7 жыл бұрын

mypamperedpets okay thank you so much my rabbits should be getting neutered very soon

i've read and heard that it isn't good for rabbits to go together, is that true? because i'm thinking about getting 1 more so my litttle boy isn't all alone next year, please answer i'm so confused!! :( :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

No rabbits should always have the company of another rabbit! A spayed female with a neutered male usually works best. :) Please get your little boy a friend. xx

@rikkeankerstjerne9956

9 жыл бұрын

thank you so much!! he is currently only 2 month, when do you think he should have company :)

@mypamperedpets

9 жыл бұрын

Rikke Ankerstjerne Well he will need to be neutered first and then I recommend finding a spayed female from a rescue centre. :) They should be able to be bonded around 6 weeks after your boy's neuter. x

@rikkeankerstjerne9956

9 жыл бұрын

thank you so much :)

i have 2 girls (not neutered) and i want to get 1 more rabbit, not sure on gender yet, i do kind of want a boy though, any tips?

@mypamperedpets

6 жыл бұрын

+Delly Nelly if you get your girls neutered, a neutered male should hopefully make a good trio with them

What is the best bet for a trio? Eg:- 2 females 1 male or 2 males 1 female ect. Be very grateful if someone could answer :)

@mypamperedpets

8 жыл бұрын

+Stupidly Stupid I've had quite a few trios and 2 males and a female were best for me (all neutered of course!) However my current trio is 2 females and a male. :) I think it depends on the personality of the rabbits not their sex as any can work xx