Humping After Bonded!?!

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- 10/02/2014 at 12:33 PM
  RabbitCare101
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  So my pair have been bonded for over 2 weeks now, And this morning i woke to abunch of chasing/Humpimg! =( Poor Misty was trying to get away but Storm Is Really fast, THEY HAVE NEVER HUMPED BEFORE no even in bonding! So i let them out of the cage to let Misty get away and they havent Done it again (Its now 1:30 They Were doing it at 6;30 this morning) Is This Something to worry about? They Arent Biting (they are well enough bonded for that) And Help?! Thanks! ——-Abby
- 10/02/2014 at 8:10 PM
  JackRabbit
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  I’m a little iffy on this since its only been 2 weeks, so I would keep an eye on things to make sure it doesn’t escalate and do a little stress bonding with them as a “touch up” just in case.
  
  That being said, my lops have been bonded from the start (half brother and sister) and its now been a year. They still occasionally have disagreements that start with Moshi doing something that Marlee doesn’t like, Marlee biting his butt and chasing him to continue biting his butt, Moshi getting tired of it and trying to bite Marlee’s butt, Marlee trying to hump Moshi, and ends with Moshi humping Marlee and Marlee grooming Moshi. He’s definitely the dominant one, but he lets her get her frustrations out and then puts her in her place! I swear he’ll even sit there and let her smoosh her face into his butt fur for a bite to make her feel like she’s making her point before he runs!
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