Bonding boys and rescuing??

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- 12/06/2014 at 3:42 AM
  AmeliaXO
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  Hi there!
  
  I nned a bit of professional help here! I have a super adorable and newly neutered bunny named Sam, and he lives alone. But ofcourse i will bond him so he gets a friend when im at school! But there is two problems. My mom is against spaying girl rabbits because of the operation. And i will never be able to afford it.
  
  Well. Here is the real question; I was googling a bit, and i found a shelter in my country, and thats amazing! They had two male bunnies, both were spayed. One of them gets along with cats, the other one dosent like other rabbits. Do you guys think that the one getting along with cats can get along with Sam? And what do you think about bonding two males? Should i just do it and go rescue the little bunny boy?
  
  What should i do?
- 12/07/2014 at 1:44 PM
  LBJ10
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  You can definitely bond two boys. Ability to successfully bond has little to do with gender. The two bunnies have to have personalities that work together. Are you able to take your boy to meet potential friends? It often helps to let your current bunny choose who they like.
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