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- 07/09/2018 at 11:31 PM
  jerseygirl
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  This thread was lost due to our Forum glitch. ikyookie, if you are reading, it appears you will need to register with the site again. Sorry for the inconvenience. ~jerseygirl
  
  Posted July 8 2018
  
  I have a Holland Lop, Bella, who is 7 months old. A few days ago, I got a new bunny. Taco, a 4 month old Havana buck
  
  Taco just recently got neutered. Bella isn’t spayed yet. I didn’t put them together yet because I’m waiting to spay Bella first, but I did put their living spaces close to each other. On the first day Bella wasn’t very happy that she had to share her space with a new bunny, but a day later, I found them close together, touching noses and flopping next to each other. They started to copy each other, like if one eats the other does too. Most of the time, they are together laying on the floor.
  
  My question is: Is this love at first sight or is this because of hormones? I want to believe its love at first sight since I got Taco because his personality matched Bella’s, but It just got me questioning if this is just from hormones…
  
  I know that this is a bit long, but…Thanks in advance!
- 07/09/2018 at 11:37 PM
  jerseygirl
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  My reply at the time. I’m sorry, I’m not aware if other members also contributed to the original thread.
  
  This is actually quite common with rabbits when there is a barrier between. Enjoying the other’s company with that safeguard. Just be aware it can be different when they are face-to-face without the divider when it comes time for bonding. Once they are desexed and recovered, and you start to see how they are together, begin in a neutral space neither would feel territorial about. Hopefully their current friendship will carry over and make it an easy bond! In the meantime, it is good they have this form of companionship.
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