miaauu
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Hi, so. I've had a male bunny T for 4 years and got him a bunny friend, B, female. We got them spayed/neutered and had B for a month now. They both have their own space and we put them together to bond, at first without being able to access each other and then with, but B keeps attacking T, pulling fur and biting. They got into the tornado fight a couple of times, always because of B. The only time she can tolerate him is if I'm petting them next to each other, os sometimes when she's busy with something (eating, playing) and he's next to her, but even then I dont trust her not to hurt him without me being ready to separate them immediately. B is around 1 year old and very active, T is very chilled out and seems interested in her, but I can't let them be together without her biting him. Is there anything I can do? Or is it possible they just won't work together? Before I adopted B, she was living with other rabbits and they were okay. I thought T would be the bigger problem here, not B, since I knew B got along with bunnies before... The only thing I can think of is that she can sense T has been living here even though everything is washed so she views it as his territory and she's not handling it well. I also thought their personalities would complement each other, she would bring T out of his shell and he'd start being more playful with her, but maybe I was wrong. I don't know what to do. I don't want to give B away, but I can't let her stay with T if she keeps doing this..
