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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 09/14/2010 at 6:15 AM
  allegrabunny
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  June is just a week out from his neuter, he’s doing fine he’s eating better and back to his normal self and habitat. The girls, April and May are now in separate cages as they finally realized June existed and that he is a BOY!!!! Right now I have all three lined up so they can see each other. They seem interested, sniffing and hopping back and forth together. I am not letting June hang out with either of the girls until he is at least a month out from surgery. But I am wondering what else I can do to help them bond. I currently let them out all separately and they run back and forth between their cages to invesitigate each other. Everything has been very polite and friendly so far, no nips or lunging or growling.
- 09/17/2010 at 8:47 AM
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  Keep it that way. At this stage in the hormone situation just being able to keep everybunny peaceable is all you can do. Once he is a four weeks out of his neuter, you can really start bonding.
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