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- 11/21/2016 at 11:58 PM
  ralphy
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  ok so here it is im new to rabbits i was given\adopted 4 baby females each one a week apart (dont ask me why but yh) they are all sisters from same litter been reading thru alot of the forum and lots of ppl say keeping female unnuetered rabbits is a bad idea (yes i will be getting them fixxed as soon as i can afford it and there old enough atm they are only 4 – 41\2 months old) atm i have them all together they have been grooming eating sleeping together for last month or two with no issues at all my question is should i keep them together as they are or split them up just in case they do start fighting (which will make my life so much more difficult) they are indoor rabbits they have freerange of my bedroom and lounge and gett an hour suppervised time outside each seems to have thier own little spot in which they like to hide away but most of the time they are all cuddled up in a great heep in the loungeroom
  
  thanks all in advance
- 11/22/2016 at 1:56 AM
  Mikey
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  Id split them into their own cages/pens until they are spayed. The main reason being, you want them to ‘end’ on a good note before officially bonding them after theyre all spayed. If you split them after theyve already fought, you risk them refusing to bond in the future due to grudges. The second reason being that many baby bunnies are sexed wrong and you dont want any accidental litters
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