Working on my TWO to love each other..

[scissors]

Okay..I have been working hard on bonding my 4 mo oldSpayed Female named Pancake to my 2 mo old unspayed Patootie..who is really small..Its been going pretty good with the cages next to each other for a month..Then with the room split down the middle with a border went pretty good too, NOW I am on the 3rd day with short intervals free to roam in a neutral territory room for the both and its not too bad there either but today..the little one who normally is very shy and timid and very none aggressive jumped on the back of the bigger one and was incessively HUMPING..this is the first so what does that mean? both females..wow! I need some answers here..

Nancee

 

[LakeCondo]

Rabbits will 'love' anyone & anything. 2 months old seems a bit young for hormones to begin, but I suppose it's possible.

 

[MiniLopHop]

Humping is also a sign of dominance. It is quite possible to have a bun that is very sweet/shy with people but dominant with other rabbits. My Becky has the best personality ever when it comes to people, she's a therapy bun. However, I have to proceede carefully when bonding her because she is determined to be THE BOSS! Becky is 4.3 pounds and she launched herself at Sophie, who is 10.5 pounds!

 

[fuzz16]

Try honey on the nose then ina new place or car ride around the block

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Our Commander Bun-Bun was great with us, but not with any rabbit at all. She was known as our "attack bunny".

 

[scissors]

Honey on the nose of Both ?...tell me your experience with that ?..I did not know bun's love honey...Sounds like a good plan.. Nancee

 

[fuzz16]

Ive heard it keeps the rabbit from smelling one another and it can help

 

[scissors]

ok..thanks..i will give it a try..:thumbup:thumbup