I would take any bunny you get from them to a vet immediately. You want to make sure they are healthy and what you are describing sounds a bit suspicious.

On to your question though. I have a Holland and a Jersey wooly, both boys. They love each other and get along great. Both are pretty easy going, plus they are neutered. If you want to bond two boys, they need to be neutered first. Otherwise they will fight.

I’m certainly no expert but from what I read, housing two unneutered makes can be a disaster. It sounds like hormones and sexual maturity can literally happen overnight and this is when two male rabbits can become aggressive. Maybe if they are housed separately until they are both neutered?? I really don’t know much about bonding as I only have one bun, but I’ve read male/female bonds are usually the most successful…assuming both rabbits are desexed. Good luck though!!

Two males can bond if they’re both neutered. I’m of the opinion that gender doesn’t matters as much in bonding once everyone is altered. Personality seems to be the biggest factor in the difficulty level of bonding.

I agree with LBJ10 the situation and sounds a bit sketchy so I would definitely do a vet check up ASAP.

Any duo you get will need to be altered before put together or starting bonding, even if they are siblings or already together. The breed and sex do not matter however, bunnies speak bunny and for the most part, any duo can be bonded with knowledge, luck, and a ton of patience.

I would really reconsider buying from a bunny farm and look into local rescues, they may already have a bonded duo for you which would save you money, time and sanity