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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Spayed and Unspayed

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    • BunBunTrio
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         My friend has two female bunnies and she is fairly new with them. They are both around five months old. She wanted to know if her spayed bunny could be with the unspayed bunny. I thought that would still cause one of them to fight with the other, but wasn’t COMPLETELY sure. 


      • Reeem
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          There could be dominance issues which can cause fights , and sometimes fights end up with blood. I would suggest her to spay the bunny let her heal and then start a bonding process. I think 6 months is a good age to spay.

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      Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Spayed and Unspayed