Yay! throw a party for them lol i would

when are you planning to try an overnight with them?

it doesn’t hurt to be cautious. make sure they get some bonding time every single day and that’s a good idea to increase the time together. when i firstlelft Meadow and Max together by themselves, i had a doctor appt and was gone for about 2 hours. i was a nervous wreck! i was sure i’d come home to disaster… but i got home and everyone was fine and happy and hanging out. that night i penned them together and they’ve been together ever since!

That sounds wonderful. Maybe Cotton has thrown you over for Ruby as his favorite girlfriend! (He’s so fickle.)

Is Honey Bunny watching the bonding from the sidelines?

Hi Bunnytowne, Last night I was exactly where you were at when you posted this. I am trying to bond my girl Binky with a boy, Manuka. It was all great last night, they played for an hour and I thought maybe I can take down the divider in their room this weekend. Tonight, though as I was more confident, I didn’t pay as much attention and all of a sudden Manuka was chasing a terrified Binky with a big bit of her fur in his mouth. He was relentless in the pursuit and I struggled to call off the scrap. I said No and put him in time out in a travel cage for a while, still in the same room, while Binky carried on playing. I have no idea what set him off, which is a pain! Did you find that bonding was sometimes striding ahead followed by going backwards again? The other thing that has happened twice is that when Binky goes to use the dirt box, he sprays at her. I have tried different dirt boxes, fresh ones, ones they have both toileted in, it doesn’t seem to matter. They have been living on either side of a divider for two weeks and they swap sides and toys and litter boxes every day, so he shouldn’t feel particularly like he owns any litter boxes. I’m worried that if he continues to be territorial over it, I will never be able to leave them alone together. Thanks!