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They’re currently sitting like this which although it looks cute I’m worried that the lop is scared? Am I overly worried?

Thank you @Blue eyes @Poopy Poo Not going to leave them yet but will carry on putting them together in the daytime

I find the cat litter boxes really good, I have open ones as well for the lop as she prefers the one without the lid. She always wees in there but poos everywhere anyway! The rex, Chilli, loves the covered one and uses it for everything- he’s such a clean rabbit. When they’re together I don’t...

sorry, not sure why it posted twice

Thanks so much @Blue eyes This happened on Wednesday so I’ve been carrying on but not in the bath. (Didn’t realise I should have slowed down) I set up a pen downstairs in a neutral area and they’ve been doing a bit better. The rex (Chilli) is happily grooming himself and flopping and the lop...

I’m not really sure but I’ve read loads and I think it just takes time, not sure though so hopefully others with more knowledge can help. Best of luck

I put them together for the first time today and it was a disaster. I lined the bath with old carpet and towels but the rex kept biting the lop, it was horrible, she was so scared - she somehow managed to jump out the bath twice- she’s fine but obviously I can’t use the bath again. Any help...

He’s such a gorgeous rabbit!

Are you planning on getting them all fixed? Feel free to send some pics of the bunnies ;-)

Thanks so much. I’ve started the initial stages of bonding and can see that our rex finishes much quicker than our lop so one to watch when they’re together but great to know they’re about the correct weight

Any advice on how long I’m supposed to keep them in this situation? Should they be spending hours together with cages close? Weeks? I don’t want to hinder their bonding by rushing/ irritating them by going too slowly Thanks all

First introduction/ bonding session... We put the cages close together, our rex (neutered buck) was thumping and burrowing and our lop (spayed doe) flopped and groomed herself. Eventually they both flopped. In each cage (they are each in a dog pen) we have water, food, towel and litter tray with...

Thanks @PureKlutz I think that’s right, based on what others on here have said. Our rex is 4.1lbs/ 1.86kg and our lop is 2.1lbs/ 1.2kg (according to the kitchen scales!)

@Semra Any chance you could let me know about their weights? Thank you so much

Sounds like you did everything possible. So sorry for your loss, binky free little Fitzgerald

Neither are purebreds, I thought our lop was a Holland but now I’m not so sure. The rex feels so much heavier but maybe it’s just the coat? Thank you for the advice, I’ll feed separately at the start and monitor their weight. They always have hay so that they’ll have 24/7 but the greens/ pellets...

Thanks so much, I will weigh them and post on here. Thank you

We have two rabbits who are currently living separately but we’re about to (attempt to) bond them. I’m worried that our rex is slightly overweight and our lop is slightly under... are they going to fight over food? Is the lop going to be constantly hungry? I guess the real question is are my...

I’m sorry I can’t offer any advice, we’re just about to start bonding our two and I really hope it goes as well!! Good luck with the next steps

Thank you. It’s 3:40am here and I’ve only just left her but just so happy she’s feeling a bit better.