Bonding my girls are they doing well??

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- 07/06/2015 at 8:31 PM
  Alyssa
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  I am in the process of bonding my two spayed females. During our first session there was a slight squabble and a lot of humping from both parties. On our second session with them, my older dwarf, Sky started humping my 5 month old, Silvia. Silvia did not put up a fight and after that began approaching Sky and Bowing her head toward her. What does this mean?? Sky would occasionally nip her in the butt or side but for the most part ignored her after that. Are they making good progress?
- 07/06/2015 at 10:26 PM
  Robert
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  A good rule is if they are not fighting or showing any aggression (grunting, thumping, chasing) then they are coming along to being a happy pair
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