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- 06/15/2012 at 9:26 PM
  Milove
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  sooooo…..
  
  I have my bunny Milo in his ex-pen and then I have my other one Odie in a large bunny cage. I keep the two of their cages nearby each other in the same room. Odie in the past two weeks has figured out how to open the door to his cage, which is fine because they are in a bunny proof room. Well, tonight I came home from the store and running errands. I probably have not checked on them in about 4 hours. When I went to say hi, Odie had made his way into Milo’s pen…. I have no idea how other than jumping on top of his cage and then making the HUGE leap into his pen… so he must have really wanted to get in there. Also, he usually only tries to get out of his cage right after I leave the room because he is trying to follow me. So I am guessing he has probably been in there for at least an hour… probably four…
  
  so my concern is, Odie is not neutered, but his testicles have descended and he is chinning things all the time. Milo got neutered over a month ago. Neither have tried to hump each other. When I found them, there was no fur puled out anywhere in the pen. I was curious so I watched them and they were grooming each other. Should I separate them? It seems like Odie went through a lot of trouble to get into Milo’s pen… I’m just confused… haha
  
  Their cages have been nearby/next to each other for about a month…
  
  bottom line, I’m confused…
  
  HELP!
- 06/16/2012 at 8:28 AM
  Sarita
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  Well, I say, see what happens. Normally you would want to separate them but if they seem to be getting along, I would say some time together SUPERVISED would be fine as long as their is no fighting.
- 06/16/2012 at 1:15 PM
  Milove
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  So they have been together since last night. They slept huddled together and have been grooming each other often. I think I’m going to keep them together as long as nothing goes wrong! I still can’t believe Odie managed to jump in there…
- 06/16/2012 at 1:53 PM
  Sarita
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  Sometimes you just get lucky. I had this happen with a pair as well. I had a little female netherland dwarf who I didn’t realize could squeeze through the x-pen bars and she decided she wanted to be with one of my males (luckily both were altered) and he was just fine with her. She would hump his head and he was fine with that. They were fosters and I struggled whether to let them stay together but I decided it’s what they wanted and they lived happily ever after.
- 06/17/2012 at 1:18 PM
  Stitchntwinks
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  You are sooo lucky, wish my two were like that!
- 06/17/2012 at 8:17 PM
  alexa
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  I envy this! hahaha
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