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- 09/03/2012 at 1:54 PM
  Bambam
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  Bambam is a 6 month old altered male bunny. I am thinking of getting Bambam a mate but there are only 2 month old bunnys available in my area. I would like to get a bunny of similar age to Bambam. However, if i get a 2 month old, it will obviously not be altered and wont be able to be altered for a while. Is this ok? Should I get Bambam a male or female mate?
- 09/04/2012 at 3:29 PM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  I strongly recommend not trying to bond Bambam with an unaltered bunny, regardless of the sex. At 2 months a bunny hasn’t come into their hormones yet and even if you do get a bond now, once the hormones kick in, there will most likely be aggression which puts both bunnies at risk of severe injury. I suggest you wait until an older, altered bunny is available if you are unwilling to keep a baby separate until he/she is altered and has time to fully recover, physically and hormonally. Being alone for a few more months is much better than getting injured.
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