This must be the slowest bonding process ever. Each bunny claimed one bedroom and started hanging out under "their bed". After a while they would occasionally switch and swap beds. I feed them together, they eat side by side, then hop off each to another part of the house. Charlie continues to explore the house and discover new favorite spots. I would find a different bunny relaxing at a different spot throughout the day and for longer naps find them under the two beds. Charlie continues to chase Clementine, who hops off when he advances, but the speed of the chase has slowed down quite a bit.
Last morning at 6 am both bunnies hopped into my bed simultaneously but each from another side. As I was petting them, they both slowly came closer until nose touched and.... THEY STARTED GROOMING EACH OTHER!!! That lasted a couple of minutes and then they hopped off in opposite directions again. But it was def a break-through.
I am hoping that as Charlie's hormones (aka interest in Clementines backside) subsides, as Blueeyed suggests, Clementine will be less skittish around him. He doesn't try mounting her, but she doesn't like him sniffing and getting into her ladyparts . But at least they appear to like each other.
Last morning at 6 am both bunnies hopped into my bed simultaneously but each from another side. As I was petting them, they both slowly came closer until nose touched and.... THEY STARTED GROOMING EACH OTHER!!! That lasted a couple of minutes and then they hopped off in opposite directions again. But it was def a break-through.
I am hoping that as Charlie's hormones (aka interest in Clementines backside) subsides, as Blueeyed suggests, Clementine will be less skittish around him. He doesn't try mounting her, but she doesn't like him sniffing and getting into her ladyparts . But at least they appear to like each other.