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If you haven’t yet adopted a rabbit, your very best bet is to ensure that you bring home a bonded pair. This will save you plenty of time – and perhaps a few tears too. That’s because bonding a pair of rabbits can take anywhere between two weeks and a few months. It all depends on the pair. Of course, once they have bonded, you’ll find it’s impossible to separate them. If you’re looking to bond an existing pet with a new rabbit, you should consider adopting your new family member from a shelter. Not only is the staff at rescue shelters exceptionally knowledgeable about bonding procedures, but you’ll also be offering a special rabbit a new lease on life. This will also enable you to introduce your rabbit to many possible friends, allowing him to choose the bunny he’s most interested in spending his time with.
What Can You Do to Bond Your Rabbits?
For a start, it is important to realise that bonding doesn’t happen i.. [More]
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