I don’t think the nose bite is indicative of how she feels other than don’t put your nose in my cage because it’s a temptation for me to bite it. I don’t think this is a sign at all about how their bonding will go.

I would think if he’s super jealous then he would want to be with her.

I think the most difficult challenge is any neutral space in your apartment. I don’t think any issues in the past mean that it cannot be worked out now – they are older and more mellow and sometimes than can be an advantage.

Where were you thinking of for neutral territory?
I think if you start fully armed – water squirt bottle, mesh strainer, gloves – and can do something like Beka did with the laundry basket on top of a running dryer to simulate a moving car, then it might be worth trying a few first steps again.

yes, you need to go in fully-armed. If you can get past the initial hostilities, which are common, you would have a starting point. The past has been long ago so they are starting fresh. It’s new fighting that you would want to prevent with the gear and setup that RP mentioned.

Posted By bunnytowne on 11/06/2010 08:46 PM

They started to go in a circle n I stopped it.  

Yes neutral space is hard.  

you have got to use neutral space, your rabbits both think they own your apartment.

What about a bathtub or shower stall, can you use that?

BT, do you have a neighbour/friend who would be open to you bringing the rabbits to their place? You might be able to try a bunny date there to see if a new space makes a difference or not.