farmerchick
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there are two 3x3 pens that my 2 pairs live in and a 2x4 pen for my flemish for now, and a community pen they all get exercise in. what ya think?
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there are two 3x3 pens that my 2 pairs live in and a 2x4 pen for my flemish for now, and a community pen they all get exercise in. what ya think?
Tweetiepy
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Do they not fight through the wire?
farmerchick
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no there is a gap between each pen and they don't fight anyways lol
MaddysRabbits
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LOVE it! 
My lionheads are getting a 4x4 each. & My rabbits don't like eachother, but they don't get aggressive or do anything through the wire of their cages. Why is that?
My lionheads are getting a 4x4 each. & My rabbits don't like eachother, but they don't get aggressive or do anything through the wire of their cages. Why is that?
farmerchick
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honestly, lots of people would say that unbonded rabbits will fight through the cages... i have never had this problem with ANY of my rabbits...
any time we've ever added a new bunny we immediately introduce them to the clan (through the cages) and have their cage close to the others but not with in paws reach.
the worst is one rabbit will send a paw through the cage and punch another rabbit, who will either respond or run away. there are random "jabs" here and there but its not overly agressive.
i have rabbits who live beside each other but can't stand each other out at the same time... i believe tolerance gets better with time. if the rabbits are used to the new rabbit smell usually there is nothing they get worked up about...
all my males are fixed (2) and my 3 females are unneutered. i bonded the two pairs with both females unfixed to their husbunny.
every bunny is different of course, i guess i have been lucky with my bunnies!
any time we've ever added a new bunny we immediately introduce them to the clan (through the cages) and have their cage close to the others but not with in paws reach.
the worst is one rabbit will send a paw through the cage and punch another rabbit, who will either respond or run away. there are random "jabs" here and there but its not overly agressive.
i have rabbits who live beside each other but can't stand each other out at the same time... i believe tolerance gets better with time. if the rabbits are used to the new rabbit smell usually there is nothing they get worked up about...
all my males are fixed (2) and my 3 females are unneutered. i bonded the two pairs with both females unfixed to their husbunny.
every bunny is different of course, i guess i have been lucky with my bunnies!
