Hi all....

[Irish Lass]

I'm Ash,



i've two lionheads Mitzi is a 6 month old lionhead and our new addition arrived on friday night is a 9 week old lionhead. both are female and we are in tryin introduce them to each other which didnt go down well on friday night and involved a trip to the vet too:shock:so ill be lookin for loads of help on trying to bond them.

 

[Yield]

Hi Ash! Welcome to the forum!

There's a lot of people who've bonded rabbits (including me) and we'd be happy to help

Female x Female bonding is the hardest I've heard (which is why I adopted a male and female bunny) but it's not impossible.

Have you tried stressing them out, like running a vaccuum cleaner by them when you introduce them?

Where did you introduce them? Do it somewhere neutral like the bathtub (too slippery for them to get a grip on it to attack each other).

Are the spayed? If they're not spayed, it's going to be harder to bond them, because of their raging hormones are going to make them want to defend "territory".

 

[fuzz16]

hello welcome to the forum

spaying will be your first step
and with the new baby being so young, you will want to wait until hes bigger because im sure she will not be able to defend her properly right now

do you have any pictures?

 

[Sabine]

Hi Ash, welcome to RO. Nice to see some more Irish people

 

[Nancy McClelland]

hello Ash and welcome to RO

 

[Whiskerz]

Welcome.
Yes, bonding isn't just a "stick two bunnies together" thing, Its a process that takes steps.
If you try to rush the bonding process, things could go terribly wrong.
Look around the forum, there should be some threads to help you with this.
And like the others said, wait until the baby is bigger and get them both spayed. It will make things easier for you all.
Good luck!

 

[Jaded]

Hello and Welcome To Rabbit Online!

 

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