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So I have a 7 months old male bunny and am on a list to get a baby bunny in February. I wanted a female, but it seems the litters didn’t have many females so I may have to decide between getting a male or waiting longer for the next litters. So I’m wondering how difficult it would be to bond two males. I’ve heard of course that neutered male and spayed female is the best bonding combo, but I’m wondering if it would be easier for these two males since they are so young. My current male is neutered and the baby will be neutered ASAP before they bond. Since the baby will only be around 6 months and my current bunny will be a little over a year, is it doable? My bunny is incredible affectionate and loving and social, he had bonded to a female previously very quickly with no trouble (my litter girl recently passed). Should I consider going with a male or just wait and find a female to make it easier? Thanks guys!
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