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haha I don’t think any rabbit would think the other was food! :p
But, eating is a very social activity in rabbits, so I’ve always made sure to feed the buns near each other (but on the same side of a fence of course) and at the same time during pre-bonding, so they associate the other rabbit with meal time and get used to having the other rabbit near them while eating. And if you give one a treat, give them both a treat so they don’t get jealous!
I think cage swaps should be plenty to get them used to smells, since that will swap food bowls, water bowls, litter box, hay rack, etc.
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