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Fantastic! Don't worry about time you're able to put into it at the moment. As long as there aren't week long gaps between sessions, you should be good. Just go slow and steady. Even if it's short interactions (10 mins even) daily or every couple days will help maintain things until you're able to go back to longer sessions.
The situation I'm currently in is that my boys are doing really well. I feel comfortable leaving them alone in the living room for a few minutes at a time. They pretty much just ignore each other. The other day they seemed to be play chasing each other and binkying. Still no grooming or signs of affection. I've even let them both into each condo for a few minutes (Stormy was not happy about Bindi in his house with him, but there were no fights). I'm to the point where I want to "cement" in the hopes that they become lovey after they move in together. I'm not working right now, but I'm so busy with the wedding coming up on the 22nd that I have to keep pushing the cementing further. Also, we will be staying in a hotel that night so my bunnies will be alone and I'm worried about, if I do move them in together, they will fight and no one will be home. What do you think? Should I just wait until after the wedding for any cementing? Right now they are getting all of their out-time together which is like an hour in the a.m. and p.m. This bonding has been going on forever. Also, I'm wondering what I'm going to do to house them. Bindi needs blankets and furry mats in his condo because of his sore hock problems but Stormy hates blankets and uses shredded paper as his bedding. They currently have two identically sized condos, side by side. What should I do to rehouse them? Any ideas appreciated.