Can two male rabbits be together?

Can two male rabbits be together?

Two male rabbits can get along together, but this is usually the least successful pairing. Two male rabbits from the same litter have the best chance of getting along. They must be neutered to prevent hormones from damaging their relationship. Never keep two unneutered male rabbits together, even if they’re brothers.

How do you introduce two male rabbits?

Put each rabbit in separate runs next to each other but with a barrier between them – or two rooms separated by a baby gate for indoor buns. Keeping them apart but swap each rabbit over into the other run several times each day. This helps to stop the rabbit’s deciding a run is their own territory.

Can you keep 3 male rabbits together?

It’s definitely possible! I know someone who has a quartet of three males and a female – it’s really only the female who causes the issues in her group. I would wait 4-6 weeks after neutering to let the hormones settle down. For bonding, I would start with pairs, not all three at once.

Is it OK to have 3 rabbits?

In the wild, rabbits will often live in extremely large groups, with parents and babies all in the same structure. Whilst most owners house a pair of rabbits, keeping three or four are also popular options. Rabbits will be very unhappy if they are kept in a hutch all the time – they need a run, too.

Can 2 bunnies live in the same cage?

Rabbits are naturally sociable, so they need companionship of their own kind. They will be much happier living in pairs or compatible groups, and will become very lonely if kept on their own. It is easiest if rabbits are kept together from birth, but rabbits less than 12 weeks old will usually live together happily.

Can I sleep with my rabbit?

Rabbits are delicate. Even if your rabbit is safe, she may keep you up at night by acting mischievously. If your rabbit wants to sleep with you and can do so safely, it’s fine. If you’re prepared to risk losing sleep, sharing a bed with a rabbit will deepen your bond.