Ive got a male trio! Theyre the best of buddies. Eat together, sleep together, play together, and cuddle together

Bonding really depends on each rabbits personality rather than their sex/breed. Start bonding as you normally would: alternate some items (toys, blankets, food bowls, water bowls, ect) so they all get used to one anothers smell. After a few days/weeks of that, introduce them in the same room, but maybe not yet next to one another. You pet one or two, and let your stepdad pet the remaining one(s). Keep all bunnies within sight. After a few minutes, remove them to their own cages. Do this for a few days/weeks, then move onto neutral room face to face introductions. Make sure everyone gets pets and is as comfortable as possible. Once in a while, you can throw in some stress bonding (i used a box and shook it whenever they started to scuffle) which will force them to see one another as a team against the scariness rather than each bun vs the others

Getting them to share a previously owned cage is going to be the hardest. First, make sure its big enough for all three bunnies. They have enough room to sprawl, run, and jump at the same time, and still have space between them (for example, my three are all under 4lbs and have a cage thats about 20 square feet; they also have free roam of the living room while im awake). If this isnt possible, youll need to upgrade the cage first. Upgrading the cage and getting them to bond in that is much easier than bonding them in a previously owned cage anyway. If your current cage is the suitable, you can try the cage swap tactic first. Every other day move the bunnies to the other cages. So Bunny1 stays in cage1 for day1, then day2 Bunny1 goes to cage2 while Bunnies2&3 go to cage1. Repeat. Since one cage is inside and one is outside, this might cause them a lot of stress, though. Basically, though, to get them bonded in the cage together, youll start the same process of few minutes of pets > remove. Youll do this until they dont show any aggression towards one another and you feel comfortable leaving them over night together alone

Yep, they are my three loving little boys! Good luck with the neuter and with the bonding

Two at a time is easier because if there is a fight, its just a simple separation, but using adding groups together is easier because they can, in a sense, choose who they like. But for the initial fast (2 to 5 minute) meetings, i would do one on one, then when you move to longer sessions i would add all three together. Make sure to have items on hand that will help you separate them if something happens. I know a lot of people use dust pans as a quick block during a scuffle

Yep, always start neutral so there are no initial territory fights. My Blue protects everyone from everything, so i understand that. Just show him the other bun is not a threat by petting everyone often

Thank you for the updates; i am excited to read them! :3 Im glad im able to help you and your trio out

With my trio, if one tried to nip but failed at doing so, i would just say “no”, but let them continue on like normal afterwards. I would only use the spray bottle if he actually ends up nipping or getting very close to (like nipping the tips of your other bunnys fur)