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I forgot to mention that Dexter will lick george and then he will put his head really low in front of Georges mouth but George doesnt entertain him he'll just ignore him, George seems to be nip Dexter now.

I think this is what I'm going to do Dexter gets really excited when he see's George running free past his cage he tries to run after him, where as if Dexter is out and he runs past George, George isn't fussed. So i think this may be the hormones in action

This is how i have the cages Blue is Dexters Red is Georges they are in each others cages

the circling can lead to a fight when i first got Dexter he was 10 weeks old he got into Georges cage one day after i left the top open by accident after i changed his food and stuff they were circling when i walked back into the room i was thinking oh god i split them up but they wasn't...

I have 2 cages i swap the rabbits out every so often georges is 120cm long dexters is 100cm long i put the cages next to each other with a bit of a gap when i go to work i have walked in and they have been sat near each other, i am currently using the bath method i will try hay next time will...

if i let them circle they start nipping then become aggressive i avoid this because i dont want them to fight and ruin the chances of a bond there are times when they with sit next to each other then it will suddenly turn into circling and grunting.

Hey Guys, I'm looking for advice and answers regarding my 2 male Netherland Dwarfs (George & Dexter) im currently bonding them. George (White) is 4 and was neutered on December 11th 2013, Dexter (Black) is 6 months and was neutered on Jan 13th 2014 I have been trying them for short amounts...

I'm in the process of bonding these two.