Do younger bunnies and older bunnies get along?

Answer 1

It depends on what kind of life the bunnies have been through. If they grew up without any siblings or with an abusive life, then they probably won't get along. On the other hand, if they grew up with siblings with a caring relationship, than the rabbit will probably get along. But if you try bonding 2 rabbits, keep close supervision for a week or two, and don't leave then without supervision overnight, just in case they don't end up getting along.

Answer 2

Generally speaking, rabbits won't get along unless they've been neutered/spayed - otherwise, they'll fight. If you're breeding rabbits, you should keep them separately. If you have pet rabbits, there are many good reasons to spay/neuter them. Baby rabbits who aren't old enough to spay/neuter should be with their mother and siblings only: any other rabbits might hurt them. Once they're spayed/neutered, rabbits of any age or sex can be introduced to each other and you can try to "bond" them. When rabbits are bonded, that means they love each other and can be trusted not to fight. Until they're bonded, rabbits shouldn't be kept together. The bonding process can be quick and easy, or long and difficult, and sometimes it will never happen (rabbits, like humans, sometimes don't get along for individual reasons). See the related links below for more information.

another answer: it depends. If they are both female, yes; both male, no; baby female, 2yr old male, no. A male will kill the babies.

another answer: no because females will fight and males will fight .The male will sniff the baby and if you leave it out two long then he will kill the baby rabbit.if it is not the females baby rabbits then she will kill it straight away.you can only put the baby with the mother.GOOD RABBITING!!!!!!

Answer 3

It depends on age and gender.

Rabbits are social animals. There are many benefits to bonding rabbits to live together, but also some risks. The procedure must be done carefully. Both rabbits should be spayed/neutered.

Answer 4

Ferrets where domesticated specifically to hunt rabbits and are still used for rabbit hunting in the UK and Scotland. Ferrets natural instinct might be to kill the rabbit.

Answer 5

you have to be careful but my dad had a rabbit that thought it was a dog and would chase his dog than the dogs would chase it the dogs got along with the rabbit the dogs were mutts though