Bonding a 3rd Bunny

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- 12/04/2017 at 3:53 PM
  bunz714
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  I currently have two buns, both fixed (boy/girl). They took 6 months to bond. I’m considering getting a third rabbit (boy), but wanted to know if other people have had good experiences with this and would suggest it. I had told myself my limit is two the last couple of years, but then I saw this cute little bunny and started questioning it.
- 12/04/2017 at 4:16 PM
  Mikey
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  I wouldnt suggest it only because six months is a little long to make a bond work. When you add a third, you have a high risk of splitting the bond of your current rabbits. If they were to split, you could have a very hard time trying to bond them with the third, and an even harder time trying to bond them back together if bonding the third doesnt work out.
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