Yes, it looks as if Molly is a male to me. They are gorgeous rabbits.

It’s not impossible to bond 2 males – easier than bonding 2 females. You will just have to take it slowly – it could take 30 days or more for the hormones to actually calm down after the neuter. It does sound like they are currently fine just based on what you’ve said.

One of my friends has bonded a few male rabbits – maybe some was just luck, but it can be done. I’ve done it once and it started out great until one of the rabbits kept getting sick and the bond just wasn’t strong enough at the time to keep them together but I know they would have been fine otherwise.

me too… it looks molly is male… i guess as long as it has a company either a male or female they would still appreciate it because they are so very sociable kind of animals… lol… not so sure about it…

I would say, change Molly’s name to Moe. Definately looks like a boy to me.  Hmm as for bonding three rabbits, I would say get a girl, this way she is more likely to bond with at least one of them, although I am wondering if the two boys will compete over her?

Molly without a doubt has boy parts! You could consider Malcolm, Mallach or such, but some people just keep calling the bunn the same name they’ve always known 😀 It’s pretty common this happens, since it can be hard to properly sex young bunnies. Bonding two boys isn’t the easiest of bonds, but it can be successfully done. It sounds like a good sign that you’re not witnessing a bunch of aggression through the bars though! If you do decide to introduce a third rabbit, I’d recommend a girl for sure. I’d likely try to pick somebunny who is mellow and not aggressive, since dominate personality bunnies often have a tougher time competing over who’s in charge.

That’s some serious bunny porn!  He’s definately all boy, that’s what Leo’s underside looks like as well.

*cracking up* I love the bit about him wanting his blue doggy to give him some loving! Thanks for the bunny porn hehe-You have gorgeous, erm, boys! hehe

i’m partial to the name Mulligan…  Mully for short.  lol…

Well, it’s no secret now that Molly is Boy. Two boys can be more challenging, but it really comes down to dominance and passive. Best scenario would be if  both don’t care about being dominant, or at least one doesn’t care. IF both want to be dominant, and are stubborn about it that’s when things can get sketchy. My best friend just got a male bunny and he bonded with her male bunny in three days. SO ya just never know.

But you can only hope for that, it’s not the norm.   So be sure to introduce them face to face in a neutral territory – and wait a few weeks after surgery. Since your other bunny gets a bit territorial about his litterbox, then don’t bring a litterbox into the bonding sessions.

You also might want to try switching litterboxes so they can get used to each other’s scent. You can also try and switch pens. Have each bunny stay in the other’s pen every other day. NOT TOGETHER.

Oh and as far as names go – you could just take out the M and name him OLLY. I love that name.   Plus if he’s used his name already, it’s not far off.

Awe too cute!  Olly Osbourne. I wish him a quick recovery and best bonding vibes your way.

My Connor started out as Canella. Canella means Cinnamon in spanish. He went to the vet a girl and came out a boy. I think he makes a prettier girl because he has the most beautiful mouth, he is still handsome as a man.

Sending quick happy healling vibes “Olly’s” way.