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I hope you don't mind - but I edited the subjectline (added the subtitle) so that folks who have experience withbonding will be sure to see it.

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Well, there's no guarantee that any two bunnieswill get along. Males are less likely. Neuteringmakes it more likely, so neutering Zack would probably help.Aside from that, it depends on how they react to each other and howpatient you are. Would it be possible to have the two bunniesmeet for a trial "date" to see how they react to each other?Definately read up on bonding first though, so you know what you aredoing. Even if it goes well, you'll have to cage themseparately at least at first and possibly permanently if bondingdoesn't go well.

My favorite site on bonding:
http://www.mybunnies.com/bonding.htm

Bonding in Bunny 101:
http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=12072&forum_id=17
 
I bonded a neutered male with a non neuteredmale but that was only because the non neutered one was too young to beoperated on, and when he came of age I had him neutered immediately.

If you neuter the unneutered one before introducing them I think it would make it a lot easier for you.

Or it might work without neutering him, if it works like dogs and onesenses that the other is 'in charge' since he is intact and becomessubmissive.. but it depends entirely on their personalities.

Personally though I'd neuter the other male first.
 
Well we have a play date today...ROFL:bunnydance:I hope they enjoy eachother. I am going to getZack bunny fixed, but I have to do my research on vets out here. Todayis Monday for me so I think I will make some calls when my youngerkiddos go down for a nap. I can NEVER talk on the phone withthem...:mad:
 
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