Does anybody have any experience in bonding three rabbits?  I'm thinking about getting a third lop and I was just wondering how hard it would be to bond a third bunny to an already bonded pair? I have two bonded females which is a rarity and I don't know if a third bunny would cause any problems.  Could the bunny be female or male?  Any help would be great. Thanks.

I have a bonded trio, 2 females and a male.  We got the male first, bonded him about a month later with a female, and then bonded the trio about six months later.  Bonding the trio was harder than the pair, but it wasn't what I would consider difficult.  I made a few mistakes along the way, I can share some of my experience with you if you like.  I think in your situation getting a male is the best thing since the girls are already bonded and that is the harder bond to make.  When you introduce a male to your two, introduce them separately first, then all three together.  The pair may get extra territorial if they are together.  You'll need to work with them in neutral territory, just ike you would with a new bonded pair.  Once you get past the initial introductions and the three can be in the same space without fighting, the bonding process is similar as for a pair: lots of supervised time together in neutral space, side by side housing, meals together, etc.  The only difference is the 2 vs one dynamic, you have to be sure that the new bunny does not get teamed up on by the other two.

There is a gorgeous male lop at Save A Bunny!  His name is Count Chocula!  His picture does not do him justice.  In fact, I do not think he looks like the picture at all. I saw him last week and thought he was a hunk of a guy but I'm looking for a girl lop! There are a couple of them. And Maury is truly gorgeous but he has major teeth issues.  Here's the link.  http://saveabunny.com/?q=genrabbits

Did you see Begbie?  He's apparently in Rohnert Park.  He looks like a great guy. A mellow boy.

I was wrong he is at Save A Bunny!

We have a couple of lops at The Rabbit Haven now too.  Check out Maxwell and Turbo.  Turbo may be housed in Oakland, I am not sure.  We also have some bunnies that live in San Pablo.

http://therabbithaven.org/adoption_showcase.htm

Wow Osprey those boy 2 lops are adorable!!!! And you have a couple girls that I like!  OK Bunnies4ever we may have to go down there together!

I am pretty sure that Popcorn is spoken for, but call Heather to find out.  We have an adoption show in Sunnyvale on Saturday, and then in Santa Cruz the following week.  Heather would know where these bunnies are being housed.  You can reach her at 831-239-7119.

Popcorn and Maxwell were adopted today!  Turbo is still available.

Boy the lops sure go fast!  Bunnie4ever, we didn't move quick enough!