Wow! That’s a beautiful bunny pictured! you do know that you probably aren’t going to be able to bond them w/o spaying, right? So if you aren’t going to spay them, while you may want to read up on the pros and cons of spaying (well, besides anesthetic death I’m not sure there are any cons) I’m guessing you should try and construct solid walls between them. I don’t know if anyone will suggest bonding the bunnies unless they are spayed. I would imagine it’s exhausting to get so many in a short period of time. I did that and it was quite a job, so I sympathize. Also, while people have had luck bonding three, I’ve read it can really be tough. You may have to consider yourself lucky if you get just two bonded, but again. I doubt that is going to happen if they remain intact. On the other hand, it can be a tremendous amount of money, but some areas can help. You might want to give your local SPCA a call. Aim sure others will have some good input for you, so keep watching. I just thought I’d get the ball rolling.

Megabunny is right about spaying. Unspayed female buns have an 80% chance of uterine cancer in additional the territorial behavior.

Since Clarice seems to be the odd bun out and this causes all three to get riled up, if you have the space, ideally you might consider moving her to another room until after all are spayed and hormones have calmed down. This will give Clarice a chance to “forget” the other buns and give the other girls a chance to “forget” about Clarice and will improve your chances of a successful bond when all are ready. If you don’t have the space and all three must stay in the same room, put up some kind of barrier so they at least can’t see each other. We used to hang a sheet on one side of Kieko’s condo so she couldn’t see the M&Ms, and we used pieces of coroplast to keep the M&Ms from getting to Kieko when they were out for play time, etc. The sheet and coroplast helped to keep them calm. The more they try to fight now, the harder the bond will be later.

3 bunnies is alot for a new bunny owner. We went from zero to three in two months. We’ve definitely had our share of “what were we thinking” moments (especially when we found out that the M&Ms both had coccidia right after we got them). Once your routine is tweaked and settled, it gets a little easier. No matter what, three bunnies are time consuming and expensive, but they are absolutely adorable, loads of fun, and I wouldn’t trade mine for anything!

Yep, that would be the plan. When everyone is ready, there are experienced bonders on here that can help. Also, tanlover14 has a bonding website that’s got great info on it — check out wheekwheekthump.com