Hello! This is a lot of text so I will try to be concise. I have had Moby, a neutered one-year-old Netherland Dwarf buck, for nearly a year. He is docile, relaxed, and very happy with me. 

I recently took home Maby, a three month old Netherland dwarf doe. I will be neutering her next month. She is the sweetest bunny I have ever seen, she will jump in your lap even if you are a stranger. I can’t imagine her ever being aggressive, but I know her hormones will kick in soon.

I am currently, for the next month (for a summer internship), staying at my moms apartment with both bunnies. They are in separate rooms. Next month I will be moving back to my own home, and right about then is when I am going to attempt to bond Moby and Maby. 

1) One of the main issues is that Moby has been living with me in my bedroom, free roam. So he probably considers the entire room his territory. But when I move back there in a month, both rabbits will be kept in my room with me. So my first question is, what is a good method of completely removing his scent from my room before I move back? I am going to rearrange the furniture to try to make it a new space, but is there product or something that will help remove his scent? I read that vinegar might be useful, should I clean the entire carpet with vinegar?

2) My next question is about the actual bonding process itself. My house really does not have very much space, so I have to keep both bunnies in my room. Moby will continue to have free roam, and Maby will be confined in an X-pen. For actual bonding sessions, I will take them both into a neutral space, the bathroom or kitchen. But the rest of the time they will both be back in my room. Even though they are separated by an x-pen, I think the room will quickly become Moby’s territory again, and I am worried that this will hinder the bonding process if he becomes territorial about the room. I can’t even attempt to bond them until a few weeks after Maby is fixed, so they will be in my room for about two weeks before any bonding sessions happen.

So my next question is, will keeping them both in my room ruin the bonding process, even though the actual bonding sessions will be in neutral territory? If this is a big hinderance, then I suppose I could keep Maby elsewhere, in the livingroom, but I really don’t want to do that because I have 3 other roommates and I don’t want her in the middle of all that commotion. 

So, my questions are:
1. What is a good method to completely remove Moby’s scent from my room?

2. Will the bonding process be ruined by keeping them both in my bedroom, even if the bonding sessions are in a neutral territory?

3. Any other advice on how to bond them in this scenario?

Thanks for reading, I appreciate any advice you might have!