99% percent of the time bunnies that have not been spayed / neutered will never bond. If you plan to bond you can get a second bunny now and keep them separated until both have been spayed/neutered and then you can go through the bonding process.

You can’t bond bunnies until both have been spayed/neutered, so it would be better to wait a bit. When you’re ready, the best thing to do would be to bring her to a shelter where she can do speed dates and see which bunny she has the most positive signs with. This helps make sure you get a friend for her that she’ll get along with. Male-female bonds are usually the easiest. The problems with female-female bonds is that females are notoriously aggressive/territorial when bonding, so it could potentially get ugly. Bonding is long process, sometimes lasting months of painstaking work for up to 24-48 hours during overnights). You’d also need to have a plan ready in case you couldn’t bond her with another bun (either keeping two single buns or rehoming the second one). I truly believe bunnies can live happy lives in a single. I currently have two single buns (they’re seeing a bonder next month) and one of them thrives as a loner. He came out of his shell much more when he wasn’t with the other one. It also comes down to resources. Do you have the space, time, and finances to take care of two single buns while you wait for them to be fully bonded.

She’s sweet now, but wait till hormones kick in and she becomes a little ball of sass xD She might not be fully litter trained until after her spay. Hormones make litter training next to impossible. She’ll also likely poop all over the place when you do eventually add a second bun into the mix. She’ll basically be saying “this is my home”.

Hope this helped

Have a read of the bonding chapter in the bunny info section of this site it gives a really good overview of the steps.