Bonding 4.....?

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- 07/17/2014 at 10:24 AM
  LauraBunny
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  So, I know there’s a bunny bonding QUEEN out there! I am adding a fourth to our bunny family. I have not bonded any of them yet and I’m wondering, is it best to bond them in pairs and then try and bond them together or to bond a pair and then add the other two one at a time?
- 07/20/2014 at 6:44 PM
  tanlover14
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  I would try bonding them altogether at the same time for a few dates. You can always switch it up if it’s not going well or work on separate pairs if you notice two in the group are causing most of the problems!
  
  I have/had a bonded group of seven. I added them one at a time but this was only because we adopted them one at a time. I would find it much easier to bond them altogether at the same time. Adding them one at a time is more stressful and can cause a much harder strain on the existing groups bond .
- 07/21/2014 at 8:31 AM
  LauraBunny
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  Well there you are! Ok thanks! How many males and how many females did you have? I’ve heard the best bonds are 1 male and 1 female and that males are difficult to bond together….
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