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It's only been three days, it takes time for a rabbit to get adjusted to their new home. I suggest just sit quietly on the floor and let her come to you on her terms.

Bonding may go better if their both Spayed. Hormones play a large part in rabbit behaviors.

This is BunBun Aka Darth Fluffles. He is a 1 yr old unaltered male loinhead/lop mix, he is very curious and laid back nothing gets to him. He is a working rabbit therapy for a Autistic child his calm nature helps in calming his boy as well has providing valuable empathy trainingabout non humans.

I would not give such a young rabbit anything besides hay and pellets. Their system is too young for fruits and veg right now. Also he seems to young to be away from mama you sure that the little bun has even been weaned yet?

you could also try bitter apple anti-biting spray and put it where he likes to chew

If I was closer I'd take Lola. But I would try local rescues..

My main hope is to have both my current and any new ones as House bunnies giving the full range of the living and dining room areas with pen for night and when we're not home. So lots of out of pen time.

I know a Flemish wouldn't be able to use the cage and I have a second x-pen I can add to the current once their bonded making the x-pen area 8'x8'. the sides of the x-pen is 30" or 2.5 ft tall. My current bun is a lazy butt with more interest in lounging or racing than jumping, the highest I...

This is my current set up.

I was thinking on getting a Flemish, but I have no clue how big of a Cage one would need. My current bun, has a 4'x4' exo pen with 5 story ferret cage. I am not sure if this would be enough or if more room would be needed.

That's what My bunny gets, and no issues. And my vet says its fine as well as the ingredients is all on the rabbit ok lists.

I just use a 4'x4' Exo-pen with a 5 story ferret cage.

My bunny is a Unaltered male of 1 yr, He doesn't Spray, no territory issues, no aggression.. He is the same as he was when we first got him sweet, gentle and nothing bothers him. So desexing is a personal choice.

And to add to what Troller Said, the other thing to think about is the possibility of them not bonding or their bond breaking later on. You have to be ready for that as well.

From what I know Cotton tails and Domestic rabbits are not able to breed with each other as they are genetically different.

I wouldn't sell her as long as she requires vet care. If the current buyer is willing to wait till she is fully healthy once more then fine if not at least you did the proper thing and informed them of the situation and let them decide.

A loin head is like any other rabbit it's personality will decide. My lion head is very docile except when being picked up, but also he isn't a cuddly type either preferring to get petted on the head when he decides. And as for bonding different breeds that won't be a issue and a slow...

Don't YOU Think your being a little nasty because they decided they didn't want to go the shelter route? Not all shelters are nice places, Not all non kill shelters treat the animals there like they would their own pets. I seen Non kill shelters where the animals only got attention when it was...

I haven't neutered my Bunny (age 1), but he doesn't display any hormonal behavior no spraying, no territorial nothing even with another bun in the house and right next to him. In fact he tries to cuddle and play with the other bun. But A bunny hits puberty around 4-6 months of age I do believe.

A neuter at my vet is $300. That's the Neuter, Tattoo, Exam, Pain meds, Critical care in case of eating issues.