But I actually logged in today as was going to start a similar thread myself, bonding two unfixed females, my Smokey is nearly 4 weeks old and had phantom pregnancy about a week ago, then wasn't feeling good a couple days, now absolutely fine, no aggression no biting and back to normal. She is indoor rabbit and loves her cage, she's out about all the time when I am home as I gave her some extra attention when she was unwell and now just want her to be more active outside the cage. She loves her cage and coming back there if anything, it is her own secure space and she doesn't like when I am doing anything there moving her hay or something she attacks my hand, not biting now thankfully but don't like it.
Other female is the same breed lop rabbit about 9 months old just adopted today and I left her alone in her new large cage planning to give her some space for a couple days and then will see how she's doing. She is an outdoor rabbit very relaxed and fat rabbit as I understood she was getting apples and other fruits every day and a her food bowl is pretty big too so no wonder. She's quite nice just a common story kids had her for 6 months since she was a baby and then got bored and she was just staying alone in her hutch outside and not getting attention at all so their mother decided to re-home her as she was feeling bad for her.
I know I read it all over again that all rabbits in fact have to be fixed before bonding and I see the point but I just see my rabbits and so not sure if I really want them to be fixed straight away (they're a bit too small at the moment, just under 4 months, vet said they are taking for fixing after 4,5-6 months as before that it's too difficult for them). I see other threads here about new babies and it is so exciting but on the other and i understand that you will have to keep them separated from males if you don't want to have babies every two months, but I really don't know what I want right now my smokey had her false pregnancy and she was so protective built her nest and all, it was nice.
I know I know.
Okay, so there are some people on here keep unfixed females and they are living in groups so it is possible to bond them. In nature they are social and fix their personal issues naturally, so maybe two females can get along just well?
My Smokey has her space and I can't imagine she'd let some other rabbit be there all the time with her, but maybe I am wrong, they are quite similar but the new one had no dogs and not nervous at all, very placid I have no idea, I will let her to stay on her own for a couple days then maybe will try to introduce them somewhere. Maybe not.
I've seen people were re-homing a couple 2 year old rabbits where male was neutered and female not and they were great best friends.
I don't know just going to watch how it goes.
Will be reading here as well, good luck to you with bonding them.
