What do two girl rabbits do when they meet?

Answer 1

They eat, if they have something to eat.

Rabbits are individuals just like humans. When two female humans meet, what do they do? The answer, of course, is that they do different things depending on their personalities, prejudices, and interests. So it is with rabbits. Two female rabbits meeting for the first time might:

• ignore each other, or
• sniff noses initially, but otherwise go off to do their own things, or
• become immediate best buddies, or
• like each other okay, but spend a little while establishing dominance (you might see a bit of chasing, a big of mounting/humping, etc.), or
• hate each other and try to fight (in which case you must separate them! NEVER LET RABBITS FIGHT. Even a tiny bite or skin tear can lead to serious infection and abscess.)

Answer 2

Nothing generally, but of course they can fight, but I read somewhere that two does can be best friends, so I think that if you're trying to get the rabbits to live togther, then introduce them slowly, if not then I wouldn't advice it.

Answer 3

They cause injury to each other, which could lead to them going into shock or even death. Are they bonded or are you trying to bond? You may just need to separate them for a day or so and slowly reintroduce them. Spaying them (if they're not already) would also help these issues.

Answer 4

I mean no humor in this, but the most likely possibility is that one - presumably the one on top - is not a female.

Answer 5

They don't like each other. Or they are showing which one is boss. After a certain age; like 6 - 8 weeks you don't want them together anymore.