bonding my trio and pair????
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bonding my trio and pair????
I just wanted to gain some experienced opinions on this really as I would like my 5 to share the trixie run during the day so the hutches and runs get a breather during the day and so all the buns can have a run around on the grass each day.
I would leave them in their respective hutches over night, but what are the chances of them co habitating the run together during the day?
I have a boy and 2 girls and a boy and girl group, all neutered.
thanks!
I would leave them in their respective hutches over night, but what are the chances of them co habitating the run together during the day?
I have a boy and 2 girls and a boy and girl group, all neutered.
thanks!
Vince the bunny- Established Hopper
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Re: bonding my trio and pair????
Hey,
I know people have bonded large groups before.
I wouldnt know how..........
But good luck though, would be lovely to see your bunch all together.
I know people have bonded large groups before.
I wouldnt know how..........
But good luck though, would be lovely to see your bunch all together.
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Yes it would be nice I don't know what scares me more, the girls or the boys fighting
I haven't a clue how to go about it, do I bond one at a time or chuck em all in together with the hose pipe on standby ?!!!???
I haven't a clue how to go about it, do I bond one at a time or chuck em all in together with the hose pipe on standby ?!!!???
Vince the bunny- Established Hopper
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I think you need to bond them all together because if you bond them singly, then they have to go through it all again.
You would need a small area in neutral territory, loads of greens and food to keep them from killing each other and no litter trays so no territory to claim. I would also wear thick gloves and long sleeves and be prepared to get on top of any scraps really quickly.
Good luck.
You would need a small area in neutral territory, loads of greens and food to keep them from killing each other and no litter trays so no territory to claim. I would also wear thick gloves and long sleeves and be prepared to get on top of any scraps really quickly.
Good luck.
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Good luck with this, I would love to bond my two pairs, so will be interested to see how it turns out, if you go ahead with it. x
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Thanks guys, might have to use the front lawn for this as they have been all over the back garden, also I think I'll need DH on standby too to help with any scrapping.
If I feel brave enough I might try this tomorrow and let you know what happened.....
If I feel brave enough I might try this tomorrow and let you know what happened.....
Vince the bunny- Established Hopper
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chickened out today....
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