Romeo-Girl
Active Member
I introduced them, knowing that most males will end up not liking each other, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I wore oven mits (haha) in case they hurt each other -- but they didn't! Although, they were determined to mount each other... which is a dominance thing, right? That's all they did. They wouldn't ignore each other, they just kept trying to dominate each other. Is that normal, for them to not give up? Does it mean they're both equally dominant? If I bond them more often, will they stop? Is the only answer to neuter them?
It's not important for them to become best buddies, I'm not going to home them together or anything, I just thought it'd be nice for them to have each other's company. It'd be nice to be able to have them be out together in the kitchen (under supervision) or something. Will that ever be possible?
Sorry for all the questions, I'd just like to have the best for both of them and am inexperienced when it comes to bonding them.
On the same topic, can you bond a young, two-month-old MALE bunny with an adult MALE bunny?
It's not important for them to become best buddies, I'm not going to home them together or anything, I just thought it'd be nice for them to have each other's company. It'd be nice to be able to have them be out together in the kitchen (under supervision) or something. Will that ever be possible?
Sorry for all the questions, I'd just like to have the best for both of them and am inexperienced when it comes to bonding them.
On the same topic, can you bond a young, two-month-old MALE bunny with an adult MALE bunny?