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Yes that’s what i meant, not really playfighting just the fighting that can help them sort who’s dominant

I can’t tell if they’re playfighting. They seem to be less aggressive then before since I started bonding so I’m beginning to think it’s play fighting but I can’t tell. I watched some videos of rabbits playfighting and it looks like my 2 rabbits are doing that but they are also growling at each...

Hope it helps.

Is she spayed? That helps and also makes them more healthy. A trick I found is to get your rabbits attention, walk slowly towards it, then halfway put your knees on the ground and crawl like a baby so you appear smaller and not trying to seem big and aggressive.

Will try.

I will have to note that I haven’t been bonding them every since august. In fact, I’ve only done the bonding around 10 times. Maybe I should just continue it?

Ok so a while back I was bonding my rabbits (Nala and Snowy) and I worked out well for only 1 rabbit (Nala). (Which was the dominant one) And because the dominant one is kinda more aggressive and territorial than the other one it made the other one scared and now he bites Nala when she gets...

I’m sure it will!

Thank you again!

Thank you!

Doing forced snuggles is hard because I have to pick up a rabbit and then Put it down, and when I do that they usually freak out a bit because they’re close to the other bunny and run away for a second. But thank you, I will try a bit more with that

Thank for your source.

Oh yeah I forgot to say how long. They have both been spayed for more than a year now.

Yes, Nala is spayed and Snowy is neutered