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This was so incredibly helpful! I have two fighting girls, and my anxiety over it is so bad I can't even let them bond anymore! I'm gonna try again today, thank you!

Just saw this. I've got 2 buns that were bonded as babies whose bond also broke. Spent months trying different ways to re-bond them. Now they live on separate floors haha. Wish I knew about that stroller method, although I tried bonding them in a carrier and they still fought.

Lovely relationship

You have to find a neutral place where the bunnies can't find any other bunny odor and try there!

My buns are lowley weird with each other. The first time they fought it was loud enough to wake me up in the middle of the night and I had to break up the fight with just my hands 😭😭 Rn they're fine with each other, they occasionally scuffle but it's never escalates (I have scheduled their surgery to get neutered so I'm praying it doesn't affect their bond 😭)

I have 5 bunnies. Four are bonded. How do I bond the 5th one with the other 4?

thank you for sharing! i have awful anxiety about bonding im just so scared of one getting hurt. i adopted my 9 month old male a month ago and adopted a 12 weeks old a couple days ago (talked with and discussed this with rescue who think its a good fit considering both their personalities and had bonding session prior to adoption). neither are territorial or agressive, overall the chillest rabbits i have ever owned but the younger one does have a extremely submissive personality & is used to being around many other rabbits and gets anxious w/o them. bc of all this, the rescue says i should begin bonding and have been doing sessions in a litter box since. today they had their first fight and i (luckily) intercepted the nip intended for the other before it got bad, but it really shook me. they had been doing shockingly well the past beginning days (like eating next to each other, the older one flopped into the younger and they slept together, they groomed each other). im not even sure if it was a fight per say, but the older one drops his head to be groomed and when the younger one doesn’t do it shortly after he gets greedy and upset and shoves his head under him, then they usually both get mad after that which is like understandable but im not sure how to teach the older one other than distracting him with pets when he drops his head. also they are completely fine in side by side pens, if anything they act like they want to be together whenever they’re not. this has made me realize how by comparison (no offense/judgement at all) they’re doing pretty well so far even with the small tussle today. it’s given me the confidence to go again tomorrow without fear as it will rub off on them. if anyone has any suggestions i am nothing but ears & would appreciate any and all advice 🤍 this has soothed my midnight bonding anxiety lol

First time I tried bonding bunnies, one tore a huge chunk of SKIN off the other..... that was absolutely terrifying... I could see the muscles and flesh.... and I wasn't even actively bonding them, I was cleaning one's enclosure and the aggressive one took the chance to run in when I turned away for 2 seconds..... bunnies are crazy mfs

If they don’t like each other, why don’t you just keep them separate? They didn’t really bond at the end, it was one gave up on being the stronger one. They must fight till the end to decide who is the boss. That’s just what they do

Wonder how these two are doing

Do you want to train them for bunny-fights, or make them bond to become friends? Geez...

Im so nervous. I keep them side by side but at the end of the day i try them together without any barrier. They ended up fighting. But i was able to stop straight away so no injuries. I'm so scared now after seeing how they fight

Wow well done. My 2 fought like yours. I don't have a stroller anymore.

This was what I was so worried about. I have 2 unspayed English Angora litter sisters, they are inseperable. My first pair of rabbits were Lionhead sisters. I lost my sweet girl a few days after being spayed hence the reason my two EA's are not. I got a new EA boy whom I kept separated until being neutered at 6 months which was almost 6 weeks ago now. At 4 weeks post neuter I put them together. I watched them closely and besides the expected humping and running around the first few hours they have been wonderful. Unfortunately the spayed lionhead wants no part of any of it. She would rather have neighbours than room mates. It's a bummer since the Angoras are free roam apart from the hours morning and night she gets to come out which she rarely does. She has half of the master bedroom as her space. I have found the best way to avoid spats is space. You did an amazing job getting them rebonded. There is always something to learn with being a bunny owner. You are doing great.

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So my understanding from what I read and heard is if they are not from the same litter, especially two males, all hell can break loose if sharing the same living quarters. Even though my two bunnies from different litters were both neutered, all was peaceful until my one younger male approached his aggressive teenage hood and started to viciously attack from behind my other older handicapped male, resulting in me having to permanently separate them with enough safe space between their indoor yard pens… look but don’t touch relationship. Bunnies will viciously tear each other apart if not separated. I admire you for taking the time to train them to be peaceful and accepting of each other. This is something I probably should have done for my two bunnies at the time, but because my one bunny ❤ was a severely handicapped peaceful spirit unable to defend himself I chose to keep them in separate quarters. I gave both of them much quality one on one time daily so being in separate quarters worked out ok.

And this is why I only have one. It’s bonded with me and my family and it goes camping with us. I’m glad I never have to worry about dealing with this.

1:35 she found the wires u mean 🤣

TURN ON CC ON TH-cam FOR LONGER SUBTITLES! Although I love replying to you guys, unfortunately, I have disabled my notifications for new comments. There were a lot of rude and unnecessary comments coming in from those who do not have a deep understanding of my situation and the bonding process. It is not all sunshine and rainbows, which is why I wanted to share this journey for those going through the same thing. Without the bonding process I have undergone, I would not have the lovely bond that my bunnies have today, nor the bond I have with them as their owner. So, for those criticizing my methods, I feel like you should do more research on bunny bonding and see that others have employed similar practices, where they enclose their bunnies in a smaller space. The smaller space is NOT their living area, and it is definitely not permanent. Those who also have an issue should consider the fact that my bunnies are perfectly bonded again and have not had any fights since this video. I know that I can't really control how others perceive my video, and there may still be problems in some shape or form. However, I am 100% happy for those who have been understanding and supportive of the information I have provided in this video. For those going through a similar situation, just know that you are not alone, and as long as you do what is best for your bunnies through research, judgment, and learning, you are trying your best, and that is what matters the most!

It takes time and patience. I bonded 4 rabbits and it took over a year.. The two males I wouldn't say they love eachother... more like tolerate, but nothing vicious like before. It's scary, but stick with it.

What about your birdy now

Not on the head!

i have 2 unspayed femake bunnies abt 5 months old. one always tried to gain dominance and started humping her, they live in a cage and share food and water bowls. they had one aggressive fight once that didnt last long as they got scared when i came in, that resulted with no injuries. now they seem to be relaxed but whenever one is in the way of the bigger one she humps her, they also run away with bigger foods i give to them and fight over the food trying to snatch it from eachothers mouth. im clearly a new owner, any advice?

Maybe one won't run away due to small ass cage😮

This is so helpful, thank you for uploading this! I'm currently trying to bond my bunnies and a really bad fight broke out between them too where one ended up with a small ear injury. They're both male (neutered) because I thought one of them was female before he reached puberty. They were starting to get along and then a fight broke out out of nowhere. Today they've been cuddled up together for hours and won't leave each other at all, but still no sign of grooming which makes me a little concerned.

What an adorable group

Awwww such a good deed! What a wonderful cute foster baby!

Thank you for sharing! I am bonding an older neutered male with a younger unspayed female who keeps trying to mount the male

Use gloves, should be in neutral area & take it slowly… No such thing as 24 hour bonding… Most importantly they have to be spayed/neutered before they are fully healed& start bonding process. My bonbon & clover took me 4 months before I’d say they are fully bonded

honestly ive been trying to bond my bunnies and i really dont know what to do anymore, they seem to be fine whit eachother in seperate pens close to eachother but the moment i put them together they try to nip eachother, i have very bad anxiety and my male bunny already did bite off a bit of fur whit the skin so she bled alot so now i have huge paranoia, but what ive learnt is to not put hay in a small cage thats where the big fight happens thats where i had my big fight im gonna try again when its the evening

They shouldn’t be in a cage. Mine free roam the house 24/7.

I love the nanner twitches at the end❤️

I’m currently at the vet, and I feel so stupid and guilty because of it. I knew my bunnies, Marshmallow and Mopsy, were going to be lonely when I start at a new school and wouldn’t have as much time to provide the companionship they needed. They’re both fixed, and both have a calm demeanor but when I tried bonding them the fought. Luckily no one was hurt, they stayed apart for a year until recently, I divided out garden into two sections so they could live alongside each other and get used to each other. When I felt they were ready, I took them out to a neutral area where none of them had ever been before. I had a spray bottle and dustpan if they fought like last time, well they did big time. My freaking spray bottle clogged and the dustpan was no help as one had the other’s paw. My stupidity resulted in a deep bite that went all the way to the bone. I figured i’d share this as it makes me feel better to talk about it and get advice, and to “warn” others. I feel I should’ve taken the hint the first time they fought and left them as they were.

Meet my rabbit 🐇 ☝

You could've left the captions up longer or else just speak.

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Really appreciate your honesty, this topic is huge. There's never a way to know how it will go. I'm bonding in a few months and dreading it!!

But when a little weasel attacks them they don’t fight back they a]just start screaming

I wish that more people accepted the fact that a baby bond is not real, along with the fact that they all MUST be spayed/neutered even if the game gender. My trio bond was brutal. It took almost a year and a half to get it to work. Brutal fights, stress and a lot of hate along the way but we got there. Now they're enjoying the free roam life.

I'll be starting to re-bond my rabbits this weekend. It took me two months to get them bonded the first time. They stayed bonded for about 10 months. And then for some reason a couple weekends ago they lost their minds and had a huge fight. Hoping it goes well second time around.

I really appreciate honest videos like these, you did great!❤️❤️

WHoo intense!! But the video is really well made haha!

Rabbits, dogs, people etc have others they take to, OR NOT. How would you like to be trapped in a (way TOO SMALL) cage...even with someone you like??? Never mistake tolerance for affection...one day, that will break. AND FOR GOD'S SAKE, HAVE A BIGGER CAGE

I'm super appreciative of your transparency of your process and willingness to learn, improve, and staying mindful of their bond. It took us two years to bond our buns, and your video reminded me that it could break anytime. Thank you for the awareness!!!!

I cant believe they can be so vicious

I had the exact same thing happen. I didn't know about the baby bonding. Mine were bonded and when I took the 2nd one in to be spayed, she came home and over a year later, they are not bonded! I don't know of anything else to try. I wonder if one bunny is jealous of the other bunny interacting with me? Whenever one bunny comes near me, the other bunny growls, lunges and tries to bite her through the cage. They lay beside each other and groom each other through the cage when I'm not in their room. I am about to give up. I have tried every method of bonding to no avail! 😢

❤️ I'M IN LOVE WITH BUNNIES 😍🐇🐰🥰 BUNNIES ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND LOVELY CREATURES EVER 😍🐇🐰🥰💕👍🏻😘😘

Are they better/still Bond again?

This is what I'm extremely afraid of. I recently got a second bunny, he is 5 months old but my other bunny is one and a half years. I put them together once and they only started circling each other but that already stressed me out so much that I separated them again because I am extremely afraid that I can't handle it when things go out of hand