we didnt put them in together at first though we kept one in a seperate hutch and let the other one out of her hutch to let them get used to each other through the wire first, when we thought it was time for them to get used to each other properly, they came out together but one of our family stayed outside and watch them and they got on, we kept doing this and they stayed in the same hutch, now we have 3 9 1/2 week old babies that they have produced. we have kept them seperated for quite a while now but when they are ready again we will put them together again but we are not ready for another litter LOL

Yeah I couldn't get a young one because I kno Janick would bully her

He's a pretty large rabbit, so I presume I have to get another big one??

And I've been tryin to find out what breed he is, if i post a picture later, will anyone be able to tell me?

I maybe able to tell for you.

You dont have to get another big bunny, as long as you take some days off to bond them, its a good thing to let them get used to eachother through the wire for a week first and then bond them in a small area such as the bath so you can grab them if theres any serious fighting. Taking then for a drive in the car is also good at helping them bond because they will snuggle up to eachother. There will be a few squables and humping! But this is them sorting themselves out, as long as the fighting is not serious then let them sort themselves out supervised. Once you have bonded bunies never seperate them, even to go to the vets, they will fight when you put them back together. Same with bonding, its best to start early in the morning so you can supervise them all day, if alls well they should be left together.

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Fabulous! Thankyou! I'm actually quite excited to see how this goes haha

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...r/DSC_0487.jpg



I think tha link will take u to a picture of him =)

awww he's lovely!!! If you end up going to a local rescue they will often bond the bunnies for you over a week

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i agree it doesnt matter about the size of the rabbits it is just about bonding them together properly, he looks like a dwaf lop-eared just like my female ,



p.s he is lovely

Dwarf hahaha hes huuuuge

i no lol so is my female but we took her to some pet shops and they said that giant lop eared rabbits are bigger than people think, i was gob smacked when they told me she was only a dwarf

Mad ini, because I thought he was gettin fat, but he isnt at all!
He's like one huge solid ball with fur on top! With a 'solid' attitude to go with it!

Seriously, if he was human, he'd be like Tony Montana or something

They are more likely to be french lops or at least crosses, never trust petshops they have no idea about breeds of rabbits. I would never buy a rabbit from a petshop they are the reason there are so many rabbits in rescues.

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