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- 02/24/2009 at 11:39 PM
  dreamlessforever
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  well the majority of my bunnies are male seems like a silly question and i know males have bonded before….but will multiple males bond?
- 02/25/2009 at 5:30 AM
  Beka27
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  It’s possible. Anything is possible with buns but it can take time and patience. In some cases it might be easier to bond males than females (females are notoriously more territorial b/c of their strong nesting instinct.)
- 02/25/2009 at 5:51 AM
  dreamlessforever
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  in the end i may only have a couple of females and mostly males…..i actually have a bonding plan of who i would LIKE together. i would like the smaller buns together and the larger buns together because they require different shelf heights. it may not work out that way and unfortunatly i only have 2 large cages so if it doesnt work i would either have to divi up parts of the cages for specific buns (already having to for bun~bun) or rehome those who ultimatly cannot get along with the rest. but i am hoping that they will all go together the way i want.at this moment i am only worried about a couple of buns (arwen, and pouffer) who would take longer or wont do it, the rest are very sweet and should get along no problem.
- 02/25/2009 at 3:22 PM
  KatnipCrzy
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  Some of your bunnies are still too young ot be neutered right? Usually for bonding a “trio” you bond two bunnies and then introduce and go thru bonding the new bun individualy with each of the pair. So if 2 of your buns are neutered- you could start bonding a pair with a “trio” in mind for later.
- 02/25/2009 at 8:17 PM
  dreamlessforever
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  i see well that does make sense….well i sorta wanted the 4 smaller rabbits together how would i work that out? pairing them off then intro to each other separately untill they all get along?
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