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It might be helpful to do some "pre-bonding" for awhile first. You can read about that here on my website: https://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bonding-bunnies.html After keeping them side-by-side (not interacting) in pens for several weeks, then you can try either of the two bonding methods...

Single rabbits really should not be housed outdoors. They will not do well mentally nor physically. They need the companionship of another rabbit-- most especially when housed outdoors (many hours totally isolated), and even moreso when housed out in very cold climates (need another rabbit to...

While we all know bigger is better when it comes to rabbit housing, what would be considered too small? Well those minimum recommendations can vary greatly depending on who is answering. Below is a sampling of various recommendations from rabbit societies and vets. One thing they all agree upon...

What Should I Feed my Bunny? by Dana Krempels, Ph.D. http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/diet.html The House Rabbit Society stresses that rabbits should live indoors, and have at least four hours of quality running/playing time per day. This, in conjunction with a proper diet, will help keep your...

Don't know if your male friends are too young to know Clint Eastwood, but he's always been seen as a manly man. Perhaps they are unaware that even Clint Eastwood likes rabbits (and has one for a pet)...

Couple of our sons with Mocha. (One was visiting from out of state.)

No. If you get the right kind (like Aquaguard) it is totally water resistant. The 'boards' interlock and are airtight. That's why it can be used in bathrooms. https://videos.flooranddecor.com/v/aquaguard-the-next-generation-of-laminate-flooring/224322299

Trying to bond the two as shown in the videos would be for after they have been both neutered.

I don't think cage pan liners will work since you have an exercise pen. The pads can be chewed and you'd need to put multiple ones down (which means they can move around and then not do their job). You can put down a heavy duty tarp or you can get a sheet of rolled lino (with texture). The...

They are so cute!! Yeah, it's pretty common for baby rabbits to get along. But once hormones kick in, then all that goes out the window. They would need to be fixed if you ever wanted to try to bond them back together (no guarantees). So where are they each kept? Any pics? To answer your...

Have you had them long? Are they housed indoors or out? Do you have a photo of their housing set-up? They appear to get along. It's not common for 2 males to get along if they are not fixed. What kind of hay do they get and how much? To bond with them, just sit inside an enclosed area with...

One way to avoid this in the future is to do the "press, press, clip" as explained in the following video. The rabbit will know -- before you clip -- whether the spot is too close to the quick and will let you know. It's a great way to avoid cutting the quick.

Depends on the individual rabbits. Typically any babies will get along... until hormones kick in. But whether they bond after being fixed is anyone's guess.

Yes. It's normal. He's marking his territory! He doesn't have to do that when he's not in the same room as the girls. I'd consider keeping him in your room.

Hello and welcome to the forum! You'll need to be more specific with your questions so that they can be answered. Perhaps you could start by posting a photo of your rabbit's current setup. Then include information like... age of your rabbit how long you've had him whether it is male or female...

Who knows what gets into the heads of our rabbits sometimes. 🤔 You could try zip-tying a piece of cardboard to the section of the pen that she's chewing. (Chewing the bars can cause their teeth to misalign.)

Oh!! I like that one! Just needs water and one can add their own cleaner as desired. Thanks for sharing, @overhear !

Vinegar and water is always safe. I used a swiffer with my rabbits without an issue.

Somewhere on the forum is a thread with a couple posters to discourage rabbit buying at Easter. I can't seem to find them at the moment. These kinds of info posters/flyers can be posted on social media or elsewhere. Short and sweet is most likely to be noticed. Here are samples I made, but the...

For the 2021 cages thread, go to this link: https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/2021-indoor-cages-add-your-photo.101010/