Yukishi
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This made me laugh so hard but my bunnies were running in circles and tryna hump each others butts. but they both at one point got each others butt.it was hilarious
Gay bunnies???
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Sounds like hormones kicking in. Be careful! This can escalate to outright fighting. The humping is hormonal and they hump for top position. (nothing to do with sex or being "gay")
Our 2 broods of finches are all male--so now when one sidles up to another to start the mating dance, they get pecked at--hilarious.
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Jennifer
If they're not neutered, it's definitely time to separate them before things can escalate. If they get into serious fights, it could really hurt the chances of successful bonding post-neuters... not to mention that rabbit fights can get vicious and even deadly (I've heard horrible stories about bucks that humped the wrong end and got their privates bit... and that's not even the worst that can happen).
If you want them to be able to live together in the long run, you need to get both of them neutered, wait 6-8 weeks for their hormones to be totally gone and then go through the bonding process with them.
If you want them to be able to live together in the long run, you need to get both of them neutered, wait 6-8 weeks for their hormones to be totally gone and then go through the bonding process with them.
Yukishi
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I haven't got them neutered still and they seem to not fight I've never seen them fight even once so I'm guessing they are probably really close to each other because I've noticed Ashe is trying to follow potato's footsteps and be just like him just like a little sister would try and follow their big sisters footsteps
Yukishi
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They are already 14 weeks and 6 days old tommorrow they should be 15 weeks old
The time when hormones kick in can vary quite a bit. It's a little too early to yet to assume they will remain the same.
