I’m so sorry you are going through this! <3 When was Bambi spayed? The first few days after spay their bodies are still figuring out what to do, so she will be more aggressive. It takes a month after spaying for hormones to officially drain out. So hopefully, she will settle down soon.

Wishing you luck, and calm buns!

Agreed with @HipHopBunny that even weeks following a spay, hormones take  awhile to settle down. It is typically called the post-spay/post-neuter hormonal “spike”.

Notably, if your rabbit was spayed at an appropriate age, it is likely a large part of her ability to get along with your dog was that she was not experiencing any hormone-driven instincts. Young rabbits not yet reaching puberty get along very well with other animals/rabbits because they don’t have hormones telling them about territorial defense and mating.

It will take time, but you will want to really closely monitor those two and not let them interact without your supervision for the near future. She needs to settle down hormone-ally, and the relationship may need to be rebuilt “back up”, as it were.

It is very common for rabbits to go through a period of exaggerated hormonal behavior post spay/neuter. Hormonal behaviours like pee- and poopmarking, territoriality and aggression can be seen for quite some time after, especially in girl rabbits.

The important thing is to differentiate this normal spay aftermath from aggression that is due to pain. Is she eating like normal? Does her poop look good?