Honestly there is no guarantee. I know that’s not what you want to hear but I don’t think anyone can tell you what will happen for certain. She’s probably happier now that he’s not in with her and humping her.

Unfortunately Sarita is right, there are no assurances they will remain bonded but you are doing everything you can to make sure they don’t forget each other either.  However your girl is going to be much happier not putting up with his amour and most importantly, you are preventing a pregnancy and  pet overpopulation. What you might want to do is place a stuffed animal with sewn-on eyes in his cage so he has something to act out his amour on while you wait to have him snipped.

uh oh, is she spayed? How old is she? I’m just thinking….oh oh, pregnancy.

I doubt she’s pregnant either LionLop – she really is too young. Hopefully his testicles will descend very soon and you can get him neutered. I think you should switch their things around too in their condos so they are use to each other’s smells too in the meantime.

I had to separate my male and female rabbit for a bit when he was over grooming her and causes bald spots on her, I did the same thing that you are doing right now, and their bond survived the separation quite well, and I didn’t have any problems reintroducing them, so is a chance that their bond will survive. I think the toughest part is when you take one to the vet, and he comes back smelling unfamiliar. I’d recommend taking them in the car to the vet together so they can snuggle a bit on the way there

Op! gotcha!