BunnyLoveââ¢Â¥
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I've been working hard on bonding my bunnies and I thought I had it. They spent about a week together without any problems. They fought at first and I sprayed them after spending a couple weeks side by side. They were fine and then they started fighting again. I put them in the their play pen and sprayed them when they fought again. They were dealing with each other so I gave them more room and they did good for an hour or two and then they started mounting each other. I picked what I thought was my girl off of my boy and she is definitely, DEFINITELY not a girl.
I couldn't figure out why they would fight after a week of being inseparable. They were playing and cuddling and following each other all over the place. I guess this explains everything.
I don't think he's even old enough to be neutered yet. According to the people I got him from he's a healthy, three month old female. Well he wasn't healthy and he certainly isn't a girl so I wouldn't be surprised if he's older. He's grown significantly since I got him, but the vet said he was severely under weight so it's possible the reason he's gotten so big is that I feed him and got him vet care.
I'm so attached to this bunny. I'm moving in three days. I'm renting a room from a family with a rabbit. All of my money is going into my new place and I need my two to live in the same area. Where I'm going keeping them separate isn't really an option. I don't have the funds to fix him this month and I probably won't next month either. I've already racked up $400 in vet bills since August plus all the costs of moving. :nerves1 I don't think he's old enough (unless the girls lied) to be fixed and even if he is I can't afford it.
I am so attached to him. I don't think I could give him up at this point. Is there any hope for us? Is it possible to bond a neutered and young unneutered male? It is on my list to get him fixed I just can't afford it right now.
I couldn't figure out why they would fight after a week of being inseparable. They were playing and cuddling and following each other all over the place. I guess this explains everything.
I don't think he's even old enough to be neutered yet. According to the people I got him from he's a healthy, three month old female. Well he wasn't healthy and he certainly isn't a girl so I wouldn't be surprised if he's older. He's grown significantly since I got him, but the vet said he was severely under weight so it's possible the reason he's gotten so big is that I feed him and got him vet care.
I'm so attached to this bunny. I'm moving in three days. I'm renting a room from a family with a rabbit. All of my money is going into my new place and I need my two to live in the same area. Where I'm going keeping them separate isn't really an option. I don't have the funds to fix him this month and I probably won't next month either. I've already racked up $400 in vet bills since August plus all the costs of moving. :nerves1 I don't think he's old enough (unless the girls lied) to be fixed and even if he is I can't afford it.
I am so attached to him. I don't think I could give him up at this point. Is there any hope for us? Is it possible to bond a neutered and young unneutered male? It is on my list to get him fixed I just can't afford it right now.
