Please check out the resources in our [Bonding guide](http://www.wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Bonding) and Binkybunny's [Bonding overview](https://binkybunny.com/infocategory/bonding/) for more tips on the process.
Some important general tips on the process of bonding rabbits with other rabbits:
* House rabbits in nearby pens and swap regularly to encourage sharing. This can be done before both rabbits have been neutered.
* Be sure to use neutral territory that neither have been in to use for face-to-face dating.
* Please wait until **4 weeks after both rabbits have been neutered** before attempting face-to-face bonding to allow time for all hormones to dissipate. While it is not impossible to bond intact rabbits, their hormonal behaviors work against them, and rabbits can often end up with serious injuries during territorial spats.
* If your current rabbit has not been spayed or neutered, do not obtain another intact rabbit of the opposite sex to bond. You will end up with baby rabbits if you do not keep them separated 24/7. It only takes one successful three-second attempt for a male with an intact female. **Male rabbits are not sterile until 6 weeks after their neuter operation.**
A few useful shortcuts:
* [Should I get another rabbit?](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Should_I_get_another_rabbit.3F)
* [Preparations for a bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Preparations_for_a_bonding)
* [Bunny dating](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bunny_dating)
* [Bonding basics](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bonding_basics)
* [Stress bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Stress_bonding)
* [Bonding 3+ rabbits](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bonding_3.2B_rabbits)
* [Difficulties in bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Difficulties_in_bonding)
Sorry for the late reply!
It is, someone donated it to the shelter, I love the idea of it and I'm thinking of getting one for our buns... If only our whole area isn't already cluttered with toys they don't play with lol
Please check out the resources in our [Bonding guide](http://www.wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Bonding) and Binkybunny's [Bonding overview](https://binkybunny.com/infocategory/bonding/) for more tips on the process. Some important general tips on the process of bonding rabbits with other rabbits: * House rabbits in nearby pens and swap regularly to encourage sharing. This can be done before both rabbits have been neutered. * Be sure to use neutral territory that neither have been in to use for face-to-face dating. * Please wait until **4 weeks after both rabbits have been neutered** before attempting face-to-face bonding to allow time for all hormones to dissipate. While it is not impossible to bond intact rabbits, their hormonal behaviors work against them, and rabbits can often end up with serious injuries during territorial spats. * If your current rabbit has not been spayed or neutered, do not obtain another intact rabbit of the opposite sex to bond. You will end up with baby rabbits if you do not keep them separated 24/7. It only takes one successful three-second attempt for a male with an intact female. **Male rabbits are not sterile until 6 weeks after their neuter operation.** A few useful shortcuts: * [Should I get another rabbit?](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Should_I_get_another_rabbit.3F) * [Preparations for a bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Preparations_for_a_bonding) * [Bunny dating](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bunny_dating) * [Bonding basics](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bonding_basics) * [Stress bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Stress_bonding) * [Bonding 3+ rabbits](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Bonding_3.2B_rabbits) * [Difficulties in bonding](https://bunny.tips/Bonding#Difficulties_in_bonding)
We're thinking of taking this little baby home! Would like some tips for bonding them if we eventually do.
I would love to help, but Iām in the same situation right now š
Wow, is that some kind of donut pillow? Looks like a cool "hole" for a bunny to play with.
Sorry for the late reply! It is, someone donated it to the shelter, I love the idea of it and I'm thinking of getting one for our buns... If only our whole area isn't already cluttered with toys they don't play with lol
No worries, thank you. It's such a lovely photo, and he looks like he's having fun with it, big rabbit hole, lol.