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- 12/05/2017 at 1:35 PM
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  My husband and I keep having hundreds of conversations about bonding the boys. Whether or not we’re actually going to bond them, leave them solo, or let Asriel be solo and get Bombur a friend. I work and go to grad school both full time, so I don’t get home until 9 most nights. My husband works and doesn’t get home until 6. So as you can see, bonding them for us seems nearly impossible. Does anyone know any bonders in the New England area? We’re going away for a week or a little longer in March, and we’d love to leave them with a bonder to help them while we’re gone. We live on the MA and NH border, but we don’t mind traveling a little for this.
- 12/06/2017 at 6:06 AM
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  I’m from the UK, so don’t have any specific help, but I found when I was looking for bonders that lots of places that do bunny boarding also tend to do bonding, so that’s a good place to start looking if you’re struggling.
  
  Some rescues in the UK also offer bonding services for bunnies not from them for a donation, so that might also be worth looking into.
- 12/06/2017 at 7:29 AM
  tobyluv
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  There is a chapter of the House Rabbit Society in Springfield, MA. It doesn’t look like they offering bonding services themselves, but maybe they would know of someone who does. http://www.hopline.org/
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