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- 07/23/2016 at 6:05 AM
  BobbyBunny
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  We’re looking after a male bunny for one of my mums friends for a couple of weeks, he’s neutered and very friendly and I was just wondering if it is okay for both him and my rabbit to be outside at the same time obviously in separate pens but will them being near each other stress them out? It’s nice weather here atm so I want to let them go outside for abit as they’re both house rabbits at the moment the visitor bun is in the kitchen of our house so they have not met or seen each other yet, would putting them both outside be alright? Opinions please 🙂
- 07/23/2016 at 7:16 AM
  Gina.Jenny
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  As long as there is a gap between them, it should be fine. Make sure they can’t bite each other through the bars and keep an eye out for any sign of stress. Also make sure they don’t get too hot, as rabbits easily overheat.
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