Really I think I'm asking at what stage would you stop trying to bond rabbits, or what behaviour would you consider to be an unbondable rabbit?
I am currently trying to bond my speyed female rabbit with my neutered male but she absolutely hates him... and every other rabbit. They have been together (thru bars) for at least 3 weeks now.
She will not bother him if he is caged up and she has free roam but as soon as she is in her cage (and it's a darn large one at that!) and he is free roaming she will very aggressively charge at him from her cage, if he comes up to her cage, she will box and attempt to bite his face.
He is a very enthusiastic young lad, so that is perhaps putting her off but I just don't see how it could get better, she doesn't want a bar of him.
Does she just have no interest in having a rabbit friend? Will she ever calm down to him and stop biting?
Anyone have a similar story?
Just wondering if I should bother as it seems like a stress on us all that's not getting better, I'm worried about him being attacked, I'm worried about her feeling stressed and I'm worried this won't work! He is a little angel and I don't want to get him rabbit aggressive or scared.
Any tips?
I am currently trying to bond my speyed female rabbit with my neutered male but she absolutely hates him... and every other rabbit. They have been together (thru bars) for at least 3 weeks now.
She will not bother him if he is caged up and she has free roam but as soon as she is in her cage (and it's a darn large one at that!) and he is free roaming she will very aggressively charge at him from her cage, if he comes up to her cage, she will box and attempt to bite his face.
He is a very enthusiastic young lad, so that is perhaps putting her off but I just don't see how it could get better, she doesn't want a bar of him.
Does she just have no interest in having a rabbit friend? Will she ever calm down to him and stop biting?
Anyone have a similar story?
Just wondering if I should bother as it seems like a stress on us all that's not getting better, I'm worried about him being attacked, I'm worried about her feeling stressed and I'm worried this won't work! He is a little angel and I don't want to get him rabbit aggressive or scared.
Any tips?