Farm_Lover_With_Bunnies
Well-Known Member
hello fellow bunny lovers!
So I have a rabbit who needs a friend! I got her when I didn’t know anything about rabbits really so I was unaware she needed a friend. (Don’t worry, I educated myself and she is in the best care now). I tried a male rabbit but they didn’t get along and I had to give him back. She was nice to him but he would always try and attack her which he succeeded and took a nice chunk of her ear and that’s when I decided bye bye for the rabbit. There is a shelter close to me that dose bunny dating, but it seems a little forced to me because the bunnies are going to be stressed so I won’t get an exact reaction, right? I know the chances of them getting along would be better doing this though, right? If this is something I should try what are signs that the rabbits will work and what are signs they won’t? Also when I bring the new bunny home, is the bonding process the same? Any help is greatly appreciated about bonding and finding the right bunny.
Thanks!
So I have a rabbit who needs a friend! I got her when I didn’t know anything about rabbits really so I was unaware she needed a friend. (Don’t worry, I educated myself and she is in the best care now). I tried a male rabbit but they didn’t get along and I had to give him back. She was nice to him but he would always try and attack her which he succeeded and took a nice chunk of her ear and that’s when I decided bye bye for the rabbit. There is a shelter close to me that dose bunny dating, but it seems a little forced to me because the bunnies are going to be stressed so I won’t get an exact reaction, right? I know the chances of them getting along would be better doing this though, right? If this is something I should try what are signs that the rabbits will work and what are signs they won’t? Also when I bring the new bunny home, is the bonding process the same? Any help is greatly appreciated about bonding and finding the right bunny.
Thanks!