ty for making a change in the rabbit community. without you my bun bun wouldn’t have the life she has now, and i’m super thankful 💗

also most shelters don’t recommend stress bonding! just be patient with your bunnies. it may take days, it may take months. just go at your bunnies pace. it’s safer, healthier and i’m sure they would appreciate that much more than putting them through unnecessary stress.

@freya-louise6669

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I wouldn’t want the rabbits going into gi stasis or something

@thequeerbee2026

3 жыл бұрын

Or 1.5 years for my 2 😂 😂

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

It's simple. Just ask yourself, how would I feel if this happened to me?

Took me 10 months to bond my two rabbits. Hardest thing I ever did but definitely the most rewarding once it worked

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

You are amazing!!

@girlt229

2 жыл бұрын

Impressive that you stayed with it as long as you did! I imagine that many would throw in the towel long before that!♥️🙏🏽

@LivingAble

2 жыл бұрын

@@girlt229 yes I'm sure but I committed to being both of their mommies so they were both staying with me whether together or not

@kelseymaponte3879

2 жыл бұрын

Any advice? What bonding size pen do I use?

@arlssss

Жыл бұрын

I feel like im gonna go down that route too, my boy bunny just cannot stand my girl bunny :( But, i made a commitment to both so if it takes that long, so be it!

my rabbit gets neutered in about 5 days, and then once he has recovered we are getting another rabbit and spaying her :) this is super helpful! there aren’t many good quality bonding videos on youtube

@erikafankhauser2262

3 жыл бұрын

You can also look for a female that is already spayed! Almost all rescues spay/neuter the bunnies before they are available for adoption and House Rabbit Society requires them to be fixed prior to going to their forever home. It definitely saves you a lot of money AND most importantly you are saving a bunnies life/giving them a loving home! Baby bunnies are definitely tempting to bring home, but there are so many adult rabbits in need of a home as well. Just something to think about. 😊 I hope your male bun has a speedy recovery after his surgery! You are doing right by him by getting him fixed, he will thank you later when he is finally able to bond with another bun. 🐰💕🐰

@squeevieleigh3418

3 жыл бұрын

@@erikafankhauser2262 yeah! we have been searching for a rescue but no luck as we live in a small part of the uk and rescues which house rabbits are practically impossible to find :c will keep looking tho!

@mandyistired

3 жыл бұрын

Both rabbits need to be fixed, and please wait 8 weeks until attempting bond.

@iHeartBratayley

3 жыл бұрын

My rabbit is getting neutered soon and I want to get him a friend too, I’ve seen one on my local rescues site and she’s spayed, vaccinated and microchipped but obviously my male isn’t yet neutered so I have to wait unfortunately

@mandyistired

3 жыл бұрын

@@iHeartBratayley both rabbits need to be 16 weeks post spay- neuter to begin bonding.

I just wanted to say ur rabbits are really cute

Ive had my Willow for 2 years now and think it's time to get him a litter sister. Theres a beautiful little Holland Lop 2 hours away for adoption and I just going over the finincials hopefully within next few days i'll be bringing home a new bouncing baby girl. I'm binging ALL your content just like I did 2 years ago. Most informative rabbit channel on YT!!!!

@hilary8109

23 күн бұрын

Update- I've had Rosie now since the end of March, got her fixed in April, and her and Willow have formed a beautiful bond, thanks for all your helpful tips! Best decision ever 🥰

Your hair is cute! ❤️ Who here is a Harry Potter fan! ⚯͛

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

A bit too pink to be Weasley hair I think! But it does look great

@shimpisingh7224

3 жыл бұрын

Yehh I like Harry Potter Haley's hair look like Ginny

@msterribray-hayden9153

3 жыл бұрын

It is , iim not a harry potter fan though

I'm soooooo excited for your shop to open, because we are gonna go there right away!

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

I'm excited about seeing the shop too!

@alicewalter1331

3 жыл бұрын

Yup I am too and I'm soooooo exited to go and maybe meet you

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

@@alicewalter1331 I would love to go there! It would be like meeting a celebrity. I think Hailey's really cool

Love this new hair color! Your videos educated us when we got our buns & they’re now successfully bonded! 🧡

you posted this video right on time! I was litterly going to get my second rabbit to bond with my current rabbit. Great video, very helpful!

Haley is so informative, right? Thank you for all the bunny care tips. You've allowed me to get 2 baby mini lops

Thanks so much for posting this! I started bonding my two bunnies recently and it’s been difficult! They’ve been doing better recently but this video was super helpful.

This is absolute perfect timing, I'm going to bond my two buns soon and I'm very nervous for this process and don't know where to start although these new videos are going to be a huge help!

I have been trying to figure out how to bond my bunnies for like 6 months now and I came across this video and I was like NO WAY!! This is just what I needed!!! 😄

I somehow bonded my rabbits unintentionally by letting them free roam together for short periods because my longtime resident bun was so scared of the newbie. By time I tried to do a formal bonding session in a small room, I realized they were already ready to live together! They haven’t looked back lol. Edit: My male and female never fought (lucky me) it was a slow 1 month process because my female was terrified. She would scream if the new buns so much as sniffed her fur!

@followmeandmydaay

3 жыл бұрын

I had a similar experience once haha Many many years ago, after one of my first buns died (got them as a pair) I was looking for a new companion for my grieving bunny and actually had no clue that theres something as 'bonding' lol I got him a new girlfriend and just sat her into his enclosure. Lucky as I was they immediately started to cuddle and kiss each other. So it was an immediate bond 😍 They were 8 (almost 9) and 4 years old. In general I made the experience that the older they are the easier the bonding will be. My youngest couple to bond with both being 3 at that time took the longest with 2,5 weeks. Not that bad tho, I won't complain 😅

I'm so happy you are making these videos about bonding bunnies! I am getting ready to bond a fourth bunny to my trio, and I've been looking for more info! And I trust your information about bunnies more than just about anyone!! Thank you Haley!

I’ve had my bun for 4 years now and I’ve been apprehensive about getting her a sibling. But this series is giving me hope!!

I thank you for all of the videos (past and present) that you have posted about rabbits, I've been thinking of adopting one since my girlfriend keeps asking me, and the videos of yours that I watched have given me much insight on how to behave around rabbits/know what to feed them/know how they act and behave.

Love your videos! Keep up the great work!

Ebony is so cute and I love your hair Hayley!

I’ve been trying to bond my two bunnies for awhile now so this was very helpful thank you!

Thanks for the video! It comes at the perfect time for me!

I currently have a trio and found a bun on the side of the road that I absolutely adore. I am praying she fits in well with them cos I can’t keep them separate and I don’t want to give her up. She has been spayed for about a month but I am waiting another few weeks since her hormones are still kind of strong. Starting their bonding in a few weeks!!

@xxSimpleCxx

4 ай бұрын

Any update?

Finally!!! Thanks Hailey, I want to bond my doe (ceren) and my brothers buck (alfie) together and have been watching loads of vids and this is the best so far. I also find it's easier to bond babies as I find They have less territorial issues

You are sooo awesome! With your story and the fact you work so hard inspires me thank you!

I love your hair! Also, this is perfect because I'm going to start bonding for thr first time in a few weeks

I have just started a channel about my 6 bunnies, I hope to post content on there weekly. I will address bonding issues I have had too. Having 6 females bonding has been extremely difficult especially as mine have been rescued and have behavioral issues. Normally a male and female are the perfect pairing. Great video, I love all your videos

You have helped us so much. Thank you rabbit101. 🐇❤️

I’m excited for your next video because I recently got a second rabbit and I want to learn more!

Thank you for this video!

This is such a helpful vid 🤩🥰

OMG YOU ARE ROCKING YOUR HAIR

Literally how did you know I was doing this? I was just about to look up more videos and saw you posted this TODAY. What luck!

@amandaolsen8858

3 жыл бұрын

Same! 🙂

If everything goes well (hopefully it will) then Lee will be getting a companion super soon 🐾 so, thanks for this informative video 🌷

Omg hiii

my bunnies bonded so quickly in only two sessions!!

Watching these again to refresh all my knowledge in preparation for my 2 new rescue buns to bond with my male 🐰

Your sooooo underrated! ❤️🌸✨

so nicely explained:)

your hair looks so nice and shiny !!!

Super video, it helped me soo much!🤗🐇🐾

Looking forward to the next Bonding videos. Been waiting 4 months to finally re-bond my twin bunnies who got separated pre-neutering due to aggressive territorial behaviours😩

@evag9476

2 жыл бұрын

me too!

TYSM ive been trying to convince my parents for another bunny bc i have one rn and this was sooooooooooooo helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It was hard to bond our bunnies, really hard,but now they've been together for over a year and there's nothing more amazing than watch them take care of each other and groom each other ❤️❤️ Our Queen herself is sometimes frustrated with the boy and growl's at him,but at the other hand, HE is teasing her to that point and he just runs away with binky's,happy binky's🤦🏻‍♀️🤣 They've never been that aggressive towards each other to get other hurt👍 The humping is happening still (both have been zipzipped✂️) but it happens only for seconds,we don't even have to go in the middle of it(usually it's our Queen who's humping)🤷🏻‍♀️ The chasing is happening during the feeding/treat time only,but neither of them is aggressive of food🤷🏻‍♀️ They're together all the time and honestly it's the best thing in the world to watch ❤️❤️

My boys groomed each other on their speed date!!! I have it on video too! My trio is seriously a match made in heaven. They genuinely just love each other! 🥰

Cant wait to try and bond my rabbits after they all get fixed. Thanks for the video!

I am gonna bond 2 rabbits! Thankyou so much this helped me allot

I used to have two bunnies but they wouldnt bond. We only had a week to bond them. they never boned. I was looking for good video but not any of them worked but i am glad you Made this video it will be usefull for the future!

love the hair

Love your hair btw

so helpful.

My family has raised rabbits since I was young and there was only one rabbit that had no sort of aggression to other rabbits; and he was my first pet rabbit

Love your hair

Since when is your hair red?!? It looks amazing! This video was very helpful!! Thanks 🙏

My bunny’s are sitting in the bathtub while watching this video!❤️💜

yay finally one of the first people watching

Hey. I switched litter boxes and put the buns in each others rooms. They both loved it. Thumper loves the window sill and the extra room. But I put them back. Idk if I should switch them for good. Thumper has her huge yard enclosure and her tunnels etc. Bambi likes those things too. Idk what to do.

Advice needed! Do you recommend getting the rabbits acquainted by smell/sight first (through swapping toys or putting them in side by side enclosures) or should they meet the first time ever in the carrier? Great series btw! Just got a second rabbit and we'll start the bonding process right after the one month healing period! Wish me luck!

@thequeerbee2026

2 жыл бұрын

Never start in a carrier. Swapping things is a great thing to start with as well as living side by side in a large enclosure like a dog xl pen

@eszterwaczel1331

2 жыл бұрын

@@thequeerbee2026 thank you for your answer! Unfortunately, I've already found that out the hard way. Both of my bunnies are fine but my female rabbit is such a bully that my male is terrified of her. She keeps trying to bite him even through the wire, and for the first few days of them living side by side, she was constantly grunting/growling whenever the other bunny approached her. I know it's only been a week but I feel quite hopeless that they will ever be able to live peacefully together. Anyway, what would be the signs to look out for that they are ready to try bonding them again?

@xxhideandseekxx

Жыл бұрын

@@eszterwaczel1331I feel like you’re literally describing mine. My girl bunny is SO sweet to me and yet absolutely nasty to the boy- she growls, bites, attacks him, etc. It’s gonna take awhile I think

Red is honeslty your colour!!❤🔥

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

She's gorgeous with any hair color! I'd love to see blue

Hi can u tell me what hay u use? I’m in uk 🇬🇧 but hopefully I’ll be able to order something similar xx

This video couldn't have came at a better time. Im getting 3 of my 4 fixed this coming Thursday, the 4th is only 3 months old, and plan on bonding them so I can have them all free roam in a bedroom. They all know each other because the have floor time and they are in 3 cnc grid cages. They lay by each others cages when they are out. 2 male and 2 female. The 2 females is mom and daughter and in same enclosure. Any tips you can give me would be appreciated. Thanks. I love your videos. I recommend them to everyone ❤

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

It sounds like you have a happy animal kingdom! I bet all continues peacefully

@pamalacopeland1521

3 жыл бұрын

Hope so. Lol

Omg perfect I’m getting a new one today to bond with my other two

@nabzventures

3 жыл бұрын

That's amazing!! All the best ✨

@tiffanymurphy3200

3 жыл бұрын

@@nabzventures thanks

Will you do a video on bonding a 3rd bun?

Our rabbits are very familiar with each other's scents, after sharing a common play space for several weeks, and occasionally swapping cages. In their first few meetings (some accidental), there was no humping, biting, or fighting, and only minimal territorial pooping. However the male immediately targeted the female's eyes: a few licks followed by nips at her eyes. She cowers and closes her eyes. But she is definitely interested in him, because she visits his cage and tries to chew into it. Any suggestions? Do I just monitor and hope the "grooming" becomes less dangerous over time? Or is there something I can do to discourage this behaviour (e.g. spray bottle)?

sorry auto correct love your videos

I have a six year old male rabbit that my neighbor surrendered to me about a year ago. He is not neutered and I was just wondering if it’s too late to do that and if it’s too late to bond him because of that. Thanks so much! I’ve ben subscribed for a few years not and LOVE your channel

I recently lost one of my bunnies and they were in a bonded pair with my other bunny muffin. I have another bonded pair Raisin and Bamboo. I then bonded Muffin, Raisin and Bamboo together and on the second day of bonding they were all grooming each other. I was shocked that it didn’t take long at all for them to like each other.

@okay.8088

3 жыл бұрын

They all live together now.

@chipperandlola5457

3 жыл бұрын

@@okay.8088 Yay 😁

Can I use the x pen my bunny lives in to bond or would they smell themselves and get territorial?

I'm getting in to Month Four of trying to bond my rabbits. My group of two are totally in to being part of a fluffle. My group of three has a different opinion -- one could care less, another isn't so sure, and the last is out for blood. *le sigh*

i have to duo of a male and female bun (both are helped) and i want another bun to the group do i rather take another female or another male? and could i add a younger bun or rather one closer to their ages ?

How would I rebond 3 female bunnies? They were all good in their cage from about 3 months old before they hit 6 months and they started hormonal fighting and being very territorial. They have been spayed for over 2 months now. Should I be doing the bonding process for each pair separately or can I do all 3 together at once? 2 of them are sisters and 1 not.

Thank you so much for making this I got two rabbits when I was 7 and a couple of months ago one of them died I think it was gi and then I started to learn about rabbits I got a baby rabbit three months ago and I’m going to be bonding them in a couple months when I get them spayed

Ok long comment here... 1) I absolutely LOVE your hair!!!! 2) Ok so I got a new baby Guinea Pig yesterday, and I know that Guinea Pigs and bunnies are different however I am still using some of these tips and tricks to help my piggies bond and so far it's going great! I've only had them together for a little over 24hrs so fingers crossed it still goes well moving forward! Thank you for all you do for the bunny (and piggy!!) community!!

As a bunny mother, I have to say that after we adopted a male to live with my two females it was a though process at the beginning and they didn't liked him at all, but as we made them approach slowly to each other they eventually went to accept the new presence until the day that both females started to play with him. And in the end he was able to mate with both of them and live together as they are now.

@JohnKinane

2 жыл бұрын

we've had zero luck with this same scenario.

Thank you so much for making this videos! I actually going to neuter my rabbit this month and I wanted to bond with my female one that is already spayed, but I have a question that maybe you could help me. My male rabbit went home with a very resistant respiratory infection (with "Enterobacter cloacae complex" bacteria). We treated him with a antibiotic for several weeks but I think it became chronic. My wishes always were to bond the two but now I'm really scared that my female rabbit can get sick too. Before I knew he was sick (5/6 months ago) I switched bathrooms, toys and blankets like some tutorials mentioned and she never had any symptoms. Can I have your opinion if I should bond them anyways or should I be concerned about my female rabbit get the infection? Thank you for the help.

But wait I have a 2, almost 3 year old fixed bunny girl who we have had for about 2 years. Just got a baby bunny girl who is not fixed cause she isn't old enough yet.. Do I need to keep them separate for a few month then after the surgery bond them? Or can I bond them now?

Hi, I have a question and I have two bonded brothers that are neutered and 1 year old. I am considering a girl but in Puerto Rico there are no bunny rescue places so the only choice I have is to purchase a baby female bunny. However I am scared of what I should do as far as bonding her with my bonded pair, one because she will be only about a month or two old and secondly because she cant be spayed until she's at least five months. What can you recommend?

How do bunnies get the humping out of the system? I am bonding my bunnies right now and they are doing really great but during the night one of them hump the other and trying to get its attention even while the other is sleeping. The first day it was every 3 minutes now it is only during the night so it has been better. It is day 6 now.

I’m thinking about getting two bunnies and I want them to be bonded. A couple things I’m worried about is that they’ll be babies when I get them and I know they should be spayed/neutered before starting the process, so before then will I have to keep them separated? I know I male and female pairing and that spaying/neutering will help with surprise baby buns, do yo recommend I keep them separate until they can be fixed?

@sofiacristinarivera3640

3 ай бұрын

I need an answer to this as well got to baby girl bunnies one is 3 months the other is 1.5 months and i don’t know if I should keep them separate

Thanks for this helpful video. I have a one year old male rabbit who is free roam with a big enclosure where he likes to sleep in and I want to adopt a female rabbit in the pet shop I work at because I have bonded with her but she is not spayed (which I plan to do if I adopt her) and she is approximately 4 years old. I’m very nervous and not quite sure on how to go about it. My rabbit is very docile and sweet. I am not sure how he will react and of course I don’t want him hurt. Any advice for me ?

Hey Hailey! I have a question. I have one rabbit who moves with me from my mother to fathers house (2 separate houses) every few days. I am interested in getting him a friend! I free roam him in one house and he has a very large pen in the other... how would I best get two rabbits comfortable in two separate places where one has already been?

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

Pick a place where the rabbit hasn't been! Don't plunk a new rabbit down in another's territory

So I have a little bunny he is already neutered but I want to rescue a bun but she isn't spayed would that be a problem?

My rescue bunny had 2 failed bonds and therefore I rescued her as a single house bunny. She has been spayed for over a year now and I have discussed bonding with the RSPCA where I got her from. They have said they will attempt to bond her again however she would have to go to them for potentially up to a week so I am going to wait until the lockdown is over and I would be able to see her when shes there hopefully. I dont want her to be too stressed by the experience because shes happy as a single bunny but I dont want her to become lonely at any point so do want to try and bond her again. How can make the situation less stressful for her?

HI! Love your videos . Do you think its a good idea to have play dates with a friend ‘s bunnies? or should I avoid that all together?

@thequeerbee2026

3 жыл бұрын

Nope That's really not a good idea

@christianvega6183

3 жыл бұрын

@@thequeerbee2026 I figured as much thank you!

does this apply to lion bunnies as well?

Thank you, I had 2 rabbits that were together sense birth!, but 1 passed, now my rabbit is lonley, were going to get her another buddy! ✨

I have a couple of points to bring up to the rabbit community during this pandemic time and also a question for you. Right now, a lot of rabbit shelters are closing up for awhile since they cannot do any sort of bunny dating or adoption stations at local pet shops. These shelters may need some donations and help to keep rescuing and helping all the bunnies that are in shelters. I faced this problem recently and was given the option to foster to adopt. Mostly all of the rabbit shelters around here (Northeastern Ohio) are basically closed up and appointment only for pick up only. No dating options available. HRS in LA had a webinar recently with a vet on board and they recommended to just wait a little bit before adopting right now since this is a big issue for shelters everywhere. OR be prepared to force a relationship that may not click quickly. Now here's my question for you, 101Rabbits. I adopted a new bunny about a month ago and had to bring her back to the shelter due to so many reasons. But the biggest reason was due to the stress on my resident bunny that actually accelerated a underlying physical disease which resulted in ER visits. He is doing a bit better now that he has FULL 24/7 care happening but this is something that may continue to be long-term health management. He has kidney disease and we are still trying to figure out whether this is acute (progressive) or chronic (and manageable). I wanted him to have a forever friend, but now I feel like he may not be a suitable candidate due to his condition. What do you think? Do geriatric bunnies make good bonding mates as long as their symptoms are managed? Or do you think he should remain independent?

@thequeerbee2026

3 жыл бұрын

Ik people who work with rescues and they always bond their rabbits no matter their age or condition, but I'd recommend going through it with a good exotic vet,

@Msxallisonwonderland

3 жыл бұрын

@@thequeerbee2026 Yes, I heard this too... Like bunnies with paralysis or head tilt. I plan on talking with my vet after his next blood test and urinalysis results but just wanted to hear if she heard of anything like this before. I appreciate your comment as it does comfort me that it IS possible, but just may take an expert to do so...

@lazyhomebody1356

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, you sound like a wonderful owner and I think your bun is fine with just you! I want to list a rabbit rescue as beneficiary on some stocks I inherited. Is there one you would recommend??

So what is I have one older bun that is spayed n another bun also a female hit she’s too young to get fixed? Sld I wait n keep them separated

I’m about to get ready to bond my bunny with a nee bunny ad I’m hoping to goes well. His wife bun passed away 7 months ago from e cuniculi, they were grooming and sitting with each other within 6 hours and were inseparable ever since. I waited so long to get another bun because 1. He was heartbroken and needed time to recover from the loss of his wife bun and 2. It’s extremely hard to find adult females in my state and the state next to me. I drove 5 1/2 hours away to get my boy and 3 1/2 to get his wife bun. Thankfully this time I got very lucky and found one only 30 minutes away with a family who just didn’t know how much work it would be

I Will need this, i Will be speying my Bunny in month or 2 and i am thinking about getting onother Bunny

My bunny and I are best friends

I’m starting to bond two bunnies now and I’m getting mixed signals from the one. Good and bad signs. Haha so confusing. But The other is completely fine with the other one.

if I have 2 or more bunnies and if I want to buy another bunny so how can I bond all of them together??? pls answer

im bonding mine right now actually, a female 2-3 month old french lop and small mix albino male, 2 year old. the baby is soo aggressive im so surprised! im trying to do the 24/h bonding, well see how it goes.

Hey! I would love to see a video on why pellet free diets are the best. i would really like to change his diet but i'm kinda scared to be honest. My mom also is scared that my bunnies will become malnourished.

@followmeandmydaay

3 жыл бұрын

The main reasons are that pellets, even if you find one without fillers, soy, wheat and that bad stuff, swell up in a rabbits stomach causing their gi tract to slow down and not doing well in combination with veggies (necessary) that are supposed to be digested faster. Another important reason is that they cause dental disease. Rabbits jaws and back teeth were build to grind the food between their teeth. So a left right motion. Pellets and anything that's hard such as rooty veggies or processed treats need to be chewed and cracked. So an up down motion which their jaw and teeth anatomy isn't made for. This motion results in their roots to be destroyed. A result of it can be retrograde growing, infected roots, teeth breaking through the jaw bone, abscesses and other horrible things. One of my bunnies has all of the above and believe me you don't want to experience it. The exotic vets and experts in my country already advice against pellets for many years now and there is no issue with them missing out nutrients. In fact pellets were invented during the war when rabbits needed to put on weight as quick as possible to be slaughtered. They had neither a benefit to their health in mind nor were they thinking of possible after effects since the rabbits were all slaughtered at a young age and the people didn't care

@nameless.8056

3 жыл бұрын

@@followmeandmydaay thank you so much!!!!!!!!!

@followmeandmydaay

3 жыл бұрын

@@nameless.8056 No problem :) You can also do a little experiment: Just put a pellet into some warm water and see how it will extend. Some will take up to an hour+ till they will start to fall apart and this will happen in a rabbits stomach

@101rabbits

3 жыл бұрын

I have a video all about rabbit diets I uploaded last summer. It talks all about why I don’t feed pellets and how to make sure your rabbits have all the nutrients

@nameless.8056

3 жыл бұрын

@@101rabbits i will check it out!

Hey nice hair

I have one neutered six-month-old bun and one that was introduced at two months. Things worked out for about a month, and then all hell broke loose when the baby buns' hormones started kicking in. There was blood drawn and I've separated them, however, the younger buck has escaped and fought several times. Now he's neutered and I'm waiting a month, but I'm worried the scars will be too deep in after his hormones die down. :(

love you

Hello, I had a question. I currently have a girl rabbit and would like to get a baby (girl) rabbit. My girl isn't fixed yet (she is about 4 years). Can I get the new baby and then get my girl fixed?

@hc6157

2 жыл бұрын

Both must be fixed before bonding starts

I've had 2 bunnies male and female bunnies but I don't know if they were spayed or neutered and surprisingly both of them lived in a cage for 6 months