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I would't put perfume on stuff bunnies might chew. It could make them sick.

Using food is a great idea! Thanks! :)

Today I let the bunnies get to know each other in a neutral room. Bryn was on a harness and leash. They would gently sniff one another but if Aster tried to sniff Bryn's face too long, Bryn would lay back his ears, lunge for her and grunt. This only happened if she was in his face too much. What...

I think what I'll do is introduce them sometime and see if I can get them to the point where they can have supervised playtimes.

Yes, cat bites carry lots of germs. :(

Yeah when Bryn was a baby he was a hyper little thing! Aster is just like eh whatever! I'll keep this updated as I introduce them and as Aster grows.

Thank you so much! Little Aster is one of the calmest bunnies I have met! She was binkying around the living room earlier and is ok with petting! :biggrin2:

Bryn is my bunny, Aster the 9 week old female is my younger sister's bunny. Both bunnies are here to stay, and be bonded if it works.

She's not my bunny so I have no say in whether she gets spayed or not. Also, she will be living outside in the hutch sometime and it'll be divided until they become bonded, if that ever happens. What I really need right now is just some instructions on how to properly do it...!

Well this is what we have to work with right... ;) anyone else? I'd really like more instructions please!!

We're finally getting another bunny and are hoping to bond her with Bryn. Bryn is a 2 year old ND (fixed) and he doesn't like to be petted at all. Today we're picking a an 8 week old female lop. Right now Bryn lives outside in a hutch and we'll keep the new bun inside in a cage for a little...

Thanks. Still looking and hoping Bryn will be able to bond to a bunny!

Nevermind. The owners decided to keep him. :(

Tomorrow my sis is getting a 3 yr old Polish bunny. He's sounds like quite a tame bun and is even litter trained! After he settles in I want to attempt to bond him to Bryn. Any tips would be appreciated about the Polish breed or bonding. :biggrin:

Yes they are worth it! Thanks! I've been letting him explore the house more every few days with me just sitting there talking to him occasionally. He seems to get the routine as I bring him inside in the litter box then let him hop up the stairs himself. It's always so cute when I bring hime in...