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Well, it happened on Christmas day……. we were "binking" the 3 babies in the closed off hallway (otherwise known as "the Binker"
when the hormones hit! The two boys went at eachother, and the fur was flying, we quickly separated them but the poor little girl just cowered in the corner…. very confused 
We quickly had to rearrange the cage situation so we could separate the boys, and I had to go out and buy another crate for Misha, the little girl. The boys have been spraying, I swear they are trying to write their names, and the territorial "pooping" has gone into overdrive!Yesterday I mad the appointment for the boys neutering and little girls spay, we have a great vet that specializes in bunnies and is the primary vet used by Bunny Haven up here in Washington. My hubby is starting to stress about his little bunnies going through surgery but we will be happy when we can reunite them again!
When we rescued these little feral babies on November 6th, they were about 5 – 7 weeks old, (that is Tancill, one of the boys as my avatar).
I have been reading the forum here when I get a chance but have had no time to actually sit down and reply to threads or post any pix of my babies, but all the information regarding bunnies being spayed or neutered has been very helpful as well as the condo configurations! I love reading about everyones buns, and all the other threads!
I will be sure to let you all know how the buns are doing after their surgery next Wednesday!
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Have they all 3 been together the whole time? I would be concerned that your female might be pregnant, since they can get pregnant as young as 12 weeks old…might want to have the vet do a check before they start the spay!
Good luck and welcome to the posting part of the board, not just the lurking
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