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- 09/16/2014 at 3:59 PM
  hollie.s95
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  Hi everyone, I have had my indoor bunny for almost a year now she is a female lion head
  I plan on getting her done after Xmas but also getting her a neutered male friend to keep
  Her company, I have already looked at some buns but I am hesitant over wether she will be
  Aggressive to this new bun because she isn’t done ? And she can sometimes be a bit funny with
  Her cage as it’s her territory, will it be okay for her to have a friend when she isn’t done or
  Should I wait?
  I don’t want her to not get along with him some advice would be much appreciated.
- 09/16/2014 at 4:21 PM
  JackRabbit
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  You could ho ahead and get the neutered male but you would be better off waiting until your bunny is spayed and her hormones die down (@4 weeks after spay) before introducing them. She may still be a bit territorial, but spaying will calm much of the aggressiveness and moodiness and improve the bonding process. If you can wait until then, you can also let her pick her own friend from a shelter or rescue — that’s your best bet for keeping everyone happy.
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