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- 02/02/2016 at 4:24 PM
  Stan+Rec
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  I brought my rabbits together from pets at home, so i’m not 100% if they are brothers or not but from day 1 they have lived together and loved each others company. About a year or two ago my black bunny had a bit of a sore ear and it turned into a large weepy scab, the vet suggested to separate them to let his ear heal as my yellow buck would lick it constantly. After them being separated for about 2 months and my black bunny’s ear healed so I introduced them back together in they’re run, but my yellow rabbit started to get aggressive against my black bunny and fight so much so that he bit a small chunck out of my black bunnies ear. so i have kept them separate ever since. I want to reintroduce them and i want them to be friends again. does anyone have any hints or helpful tips on how i can make them stop fighting and be friends again? THANK YOU
- 02/02/2016 at 6:54 PM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  Are your boys neutered? If not, neutering them will help a lot.
  
  Sounds like they have unbonded. You will need to start back from scratch. Do all bonding sessions in a 100% neutral territory. Stress bonding may help with the aggression.
  
  I suggest checking out the Bonding Info here on BB (in the Bunny Info Section at the top of the page). Lots of tips and tricks for bonding.
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