Bonding with Willow And Luna

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- 06/30/2017 at 6:19 PM
  Sophia
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  So I got my two little baby bun bun’s on June 3rd. They are now about maybe 15 or 14 weeks old? Anyways, I have been working on bonding them with me for awhile now but not much progress has been made. They have their own room which is 8*10 and I come in it about 8 times a day. When I feed them their veggies I hand feed it to them and Luna or Willow sometimes jump onto my lap but only to get the food. I also have tried lying on the floor and wait for them to come to me but they just ignore me. What should I do?
- 06/30/2017 at 6:57 PM
  Mikey
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  Instead of going in the room often, go in there few times but for longer. Stay laying on the floor. Talk to them. Laugh at them being silly. Allow them to walk all over you or sniff you. Ect.
  
  Theyre 4 months old? Youll need to separate them. They can begin fighting any time now due to hormones. The more dislike they create for one another because of hormones, the less likely they will ever bond again in the future. You also run the risk of accidental babies if they are opposite sexes, and I want to add in that it is very easy to get the sex wrong in baby rabbits.
- 06/30/2017 at 7:34 PM
  Sophia
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  They are both girls. I am 99% of that. We had them checked at the animal shelter and they know a lot about rabbits.They havent shown any aggressiveness and still play with eachother and cuddle. Do I still seperate them?
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