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A buck and a buck hardly ever get along. A buck and a doe do great if there spayed and neutered. A doe and a doe do well if they are sisters or introduced from a very young age or if they are both spayed. Hope this helps!

It’s really hard to bond two unspayed rabbits if they didn’t grow up together. I personally wouldn’t without spaying. It’s the same in my area too. Spaying is so expensive but it’s worth it. I wouldn’t try bonding the two without spaying.

Ok thanks surprisingly they are both eating hay just fine. Now I’m wondering if I should cut back on the pellets they are fed a third of a cup now.

Ok thanks about how much if I’m giving unlimited hay?

So I got two new rabbits. At their old home all they are are were pellets. They are holland lops and got a third of a cup of pellets a day. I am starting to feed them unlimited hay now which they really seem to like. Should I cut back on pellets or not?

She is just fed pellets now. Thanks!

I just got a new rabbit from a breeder and she doesn’t feed hay to her rabbits. I’m wondering how would I start to introduce hay to her?

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I’m wondering if I can breed an orange Holland lop with a broken black tort holland lop. The orange is the buck and he carries dilute and chocolate. Both of his parents were orange/chocolate harlequins. I haven’t gotten the doe’s pedigree yet. If I did breed these two what might I get? Thanks!