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acouple weeks ago i bought Flemish Giant and he is doing very well with my Californian rabbit.. i had them in separate cages at first and bonded them for like an hour or so each day so they have gotten really close to eachother.. they have the cage and my bed room to play in at all times the cage is always open all day everyday as long as im there.. they sleep together , eat together .. they are both boys and im pretty happy everything went as planned and better .. i couldn’t resist getting the Flemish Giant, his name is Thumper he was born ( Feb 15) and my Californian is Emmett he was born ( Jan 4th )
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They are just gorgeous
Two very beautiful bunns, love that your flemmie is already bigger than your Californian who’s a month older 
My only concern with their bond is that it’s likely just a baby bond. Young rabbits tend to get along well because they haven’t hit puberty yet. So just be on a the lookout for scuffles and things as they grow, you might need to separate them again before you have them neutered and re-bond them afterwards depending on how it goes.
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Posted By Azerane on 4/18/2016 12:40 AM
They are just gorgeous Two very beautiful bunns, love that your flemmie is already bigger than your Californian who’s a month older My only concern with their bond is that it’s likely just a baby bond. Young rabbits tend to get along well because they haven’t hit puberty yet. So just be on a the lookout for scuffles and things as they grow, you might need to separate them again before you have them neutered and re-bond them afterwards depending on how it goes.
thank you, im defiantly keeping an eye out i plan to have the both neutered here in the next month or so
this is how they are sleeping right now hahaha
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Super flop!
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