Interesting to hear you make a case for single rabbits. I agree with what you say. I think it's a shame that so many are still in shelters when they could have homes with people who might only be able to care for one. Where I'm from I'm always hearing the message that it's not ok to have one. I've got four though!

Very helpful! I was going to rush and get another bunny because I only got one a couple weeks ago but he is showing so many signs of happiness that I just don't want to complicate our relationship and routine quite yet

not many bunny people make the case for single rabbits and you make a good point about rabbits needing to be adopted and being happy if they get enough attention. ive been thinking about rabbit friend for my boy but its not in the cards right now due to living situation/finances.

i have a single bun! i’d love to get him a friend but it’s not very possible right now. there’s always someone at home to play with and spoil him so my worries are eased a litte! also interestingly, my country has some rabbit boarding places that will help bond your rabbits for you. of course, it’s always best to do it yourself so you can closely monitor and get to know your buns better!

My bunny is very happy until I go to work, then he kicks dirt in my face

Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I agree with literally every single thing you have said here. I always feel that saving one bun, is better than saving none, even if you can’t save two.

It's too late for me, I'm already on seven

We adopted a friend for Tu Shen about a month ago. It took a minute, but we learned who is the dominate bun of the two. Our adopted one, Xiao Wu. While we cannot put them together until Shen is neutered, they can interact between the barrier and race each other. >.> Xiao Wu even teases Shen. I really wish my local shelter would take yours and 101Rabbits advice. The rabbits at the local shelter are not kept well, thus why we brought Xiao Wu home.

I should not have gotten a second rabbit. The first one was perfect and lovely. The second was a great rabbit also and they bonded very well together. I thought the first needed a friend, but didn't realize the way I wanted to care for these rabbits would overwhelm me with two. The first loved me and my boyfriend, the second love exploring and being around our old shihtzu. Either would've been great on their own in our house or together in someone else's house. I eventually had to give them up. If I ever get a rabbit again I'll stick with only one.

I just adopt my second rabbit. Literally, two days ago. My first bunny was spayed. However, the second bunny was dumped by the previous owners (in a field - awful people), so he is not even vaccinated and needs to be neuter. This will be my first time bonding rabbits and honestly, I am little nervous. Hope for the best and they will both be happy together. At least I work from home and I can spent a lot of time with them.

I didn’t know you had another rabbit 😯 your rabbits are so cute. That flop in the shower 😍

I planned on getting a single baby rabbit for a year before I got him. I researched, researched, researched. He has plenty of stuffed bunny friends and loves my dog more than me. He is always around us. He comes and goes anywhere he pleases. I put so much time, money and energy into my little love bug I honestly believe he’s better off a single bunny. He will know no different. So he won’t be missing anything.

Thank you for this video! I live in Germany and have just one rabbit, it lives with me in my room. Rabbit community here is judging me for keeping a single rabbit and for keeping it inside. My rabbit shows all sings of a happy rabbit and I think rabbits don't belong outdoors. But just here in Germany almost everyone is keeping them outside. I'm not ready for new rabbit so I'm so happy to see it is okay to have just one. ❤️🐰

I have one bunny but i'm home most of the time so he's always spending time with me when he's not sleeping. I think he's happy because he flops and binkies around me and licks me all the time. Maybe one day i'll get a second one when i'm able to.

Love the Hi-5! Love the good-job! Love the instant treat!

I have a rescue rabbit that I got from a family friend. He is around 7 years old and not neutered. I researched whether or not he was too old to get neutered to get him a companion. But a lot of people told me he’s too old to be neutered. He’s such a sweet bunny and I’d LOVE for him to have a friend. I just don’t want to do the wrong thing😬

Hey Amy!, I heard rabbits are territorial and can become quite upset if they smell another rabbit as you come home, do you find that that causes any issues with Teddy Bear and Ellusive?

I have three bunnies.Two are bonded but the third one is very aggressive.I did everything I could to make her comfortable at home, but she bites every single time we get close. Should I get her a new home?Who would take her?it’s dangerous

Today my special needs bunny bonded with my cat. My cat is 6 years old and has always hated all animals. She would attack any living thing. She has been that way her whole life. But she started loving on my bunny and playing with her. I was amazed. I never thought she would tolerate any animal besides her, much less love one so much.

In some countries is even illegal to have one. German animal protection laws would not allow for social animals to be aquire/care for in singles.

I got a bonded dad and daughter pair (neutered male and a fertile female). The boy is nearly 3 and the girl just turned 2. She began to have some issues with humping and spraying in the spring. The dad got really stressed about the new shift in power and hormones, so we had to separate them until she was spayed and healed. (He went through GI stasis, otherwise I wouldn't separate bonded buns but he was really not happy) We kept them close together and they could see and smell each other if they wanted. Few weeks after the spay we started bunny dates again. Only 2 days into the re-bonding process the girl escaped her enclosure one night to be with her dad. We still don't know how. We had raised the fence between them and we thought we had blocked all holes. And we slept in the same room and heard nothing. But there she was, with her dad again. Just washing his face and snuggling up together. Is this normal? She is very smart and sassy, and of course a phenomenal escape artist. He is the sweetest, most laid back bun ever but is this type of bonding normal? I was prepared for much more work with them but they genuinely seem to love each other straight away. Should I be worried this could take a bad turn again? They've been together for a few days now and they do everything together

This is gold content of Rabbit parents. Thank you so much

I wanted to get a bunny friend for my bun-boy. I adopted a girl, and unfortunately, we had to return her back to the shelter because the stress that was involved with the bonding sort of ignited my rabbits dire chronic kidney disease. One day he was fine (just stressed with the bonding process) and the next, he lost function of his legs and got super sickly. The new girl did not take this lightly and got kind of pushy with him. She did get a new home and we missed that little new girl, but if she didn't go back to the shelter when she did, she would have lost more out of it. I have had to put so much work on my resident bunny to keep his kidneys functioning and actually save his life (we almost lost him a couple of weeks after the initial problem). My bunny is now so much better and almost back to is normal behaviors, but there will forever now be work involved that getting another bunny will just not be an option. He needs syringe feeding to keep his weight up, IV fluid therapy twice a week, daily medications, and constant cleaning and care of his hindlegs and private area. I know he would love a friend if he wasn't in these conditions, but it's just something that won't be able to happen for now. I think when his time comes, I would only adopt bonded pairs.

But my bunnies are bounded but can’t live in the same cage. They are in separate cages but they still clean each other.

I personally never had a good experience bonding two rabbits unless they are babies😬...its A LOT of work and stress bonding any 2 pairs of rabbits as adults except few cases

Do you have any tips for bonding a previously traumatised rescue rabbit due to being over housed with many other rabbits? 🐰❤

Thank you so much for this video, it helped me out a lot! ❤️

if i had one rabbit how many hours do i need to keep company to her daily?

I’m debating on getting two bunnies at the same time. Or should I get one and wait for another

I have a Lion head That was born in May. For the last 2 months he has had a minnirex female that he bonded with. She died this week. What should I expect as far as depression? I dont really want to get another.....

We kept our baby bunny in a hutch with a large rabbit run outside. On the advice of a shelter/farm/breeder where I went to look for another rabbit to keep her company, we ended up buying a guineapig as a companion for her. They lived together very happily for over 3 years, snuggling up to each other and generally fussing over each other. We often wondered if they actually knew they were different? Unfortunately this week Pippin our rabbit escaped our rabbit run (which had a network of wire tunnels around our reasonably big garden and which led to another pen at the other side of the garden). Anyway my son found piipin in the garden savaged and killed by some other animal. We are all heart broken (especially my daughter who used to spend much time with both). So we decided to get another rabbit to keep Ginger (the Guineapig company). I googled to see if it was ok to put a Buck in (as there was one available locally - pipping was a Doe), to my surprise I read a few posts stating that guineapigs and rabbits do not make good company? We are confused and desperate as my daughter really wants a rabbit to keep Ginger company. Please can you give us some solid advice as things don't make sense judging on how they seemed to love each others company?

Hi. Can two rabbits share an x-pen if bonded? Is that enough space for them? Thanks.

Tbf I like your videos before I finish it cuz I know ALL your videos are good!!!

I had bonded my male neautered rabbit and unspayed young doe. Getting her spayed but vets wont do op till she is 6 months she 5 now. She has started humping non stop my male rabbit and pulling his hair. I take it she has reached sexual maturity and is trying to take over dominence. Now i have to split them up i think cause hes getting stressed. I made the mistake of bonding before neutering them both.

If I get two 9 week old rabbits from two different litters, is that a problem? From research I’ve seen they do not have to be bonded if they are under 12 weeks. But I am not sure on this.

😍😍Dear Bunny lady, as a relatively new bunny mum, I have watched many of your videos and enjoyed and learned alot from every one of them. Thank you. I have a request.....I recently adopted a little rescue bun as a companion for my lovely free roam rabbit. My rescue bun is an albino mini lop, as a result is partially deaf and his vision is affected by albinism. I would love it if you could present a video on helpful ways to communicate with visual and hearing impaired buns and the factors contributing to these impairments eg albinism and breed. Thanks very much 🤞👍

I have a female Flemish giant (I think she's only 1/2 bc she isnt ginourmous like the ones in the videos), and it's hard to decide bc 1) I doubt we could easily find another Flemish giant and she could really hurt another rabbit bc of her size and we don't have space to have a whole nother cage , hers take up like 1/4 of our room already, but we don't have space for her to free roam a lot so it makes me sad bc I feel like she gets bored. She was at the store w another rabbit that looked just like her but I don't know if they would've fought either , and we still didn't have room for a second emergency cage just in case.

That "Teddybear" rabbit looks like a small tiger.

I found this video really hulpfull! I only have 1 because I am not allowed to have another one, also My bunny medical things that make binding not so great bc the stress is not good for the health.

Im new to owning a pet, and I think rabbits are the cutest! But I heard they aren't for snuggling, is that true? 😔

Can I leave my future rabit alone overnight (if I'm working the night shift) 😔?

Believe it or not, but my cat and bunny are the best of friends. ❤

I was wondering if it was possible to buy already bonded rabbits?

I just got a friend for my bunny daisy! His name is Mr Sniffles! And he is a Holland lop mini Rex mix bunny!

I have a question,,, my bunny is with me since he was old enough to leave the mother. I live in a student dorm room, so we are together all the time and he will command his cuddles when he want. I’m not planning on to get a other one, because he is the happiest spoiled bun I’ve ever met. Plus the reasons you already said. But if the time comes I’m going to get an other one, when life change or something. Then Only my question is, he haven’t seen or been with an other bunny since I have him, is he going to react nice when they try to bond my bunny? In the Netherlands is a place where you can bring your bun and get it back with a new partner. :)

I actually have two....is that good or bad?

Is it okay to seperate a bonded pair of rabbits .? I got then two weeks ago and today is the first time I seen them fight, it was vicious! Thinking about returning one

But i have English angora rabbit and i dont know ho i can caer

Hi I know that it’s a bit late because this video is 3 months old, but if I got 2 rabbits does that mean neither will really bond with me?

Please tell me.....

Have you seen any changes in Ellie’s behavior since you got a second bunny? I only have one bunny right now. He is super sweet and cuddly and happy ofc around me. Don’t know if I should get a friend for him or not cuz he is super jumpy and easily scared around everyone else. Even weird smells scares him sometimes.

I don't even have rabbit . _.

ms b0ss Hop already has a sister, last time Hop had another bun to worry about, we got kicked out of the house but thank you, maybe Hop can adopt the IKEA boy. He's squeaky.

Hay i need ur help

I have 4 🐰🐇❤️

I would like to get 2 rabbits. Is it possible to adopt two at a shelder that are already bonded? I would like two when I first adopt.

Can i get 2 male rabbits

hello thank you for all the stipe and advice that you give but may I ask you Q is Ellie new zalend or florida bunny

I have male netherland dwarf. Almost 1 year old. Can I adopt 1 male holland lop around 2-3 months old? I work from 10am - 7pm everyday and leave my netherland dwarf alone in my studio room.

How i and care my rabbit i am from Pakistan

Need ur help

Hello Amy! I wanted to ask your opinion on having other pets in the house, for me I have four dogs that are very little shih ztus and I will keep the bunny separated from them and they will be separated by my bun staying in my room and the pups will be around the house but they just bark sometimes and I get nervous! But they are very quiet most of the time! Thanks!

make a video about bun travelling

heeeey sweety i'm from syria and i love you so much plz answer me..my little white bunny it's less than 2 months and it's eating and moving very will but today i noticed that it's tail started to be a colour of gray..is that any problem??

Thank for this info Am going to buy rabbits but i was confused to buy 1 or 2 Now , am sure I always see ur video .. Plz a Heart

Yes You Should Get A Second Rabbit

Hi i have a question my rabbit is eating his pellets and greens but not so much hai what should i do ?????🐇

Is Ellie a newzealand white ?

I watch ur videos

love you

My rabbit are sick there is came some sticki wite thing is nose

Do you have a video discussing how to have rabbits (particularly, free-roaming rabbits) when you have other pets like big dogs? I have 1.5 y.o. puppy who seems a bit TOO interested in my bunnies so I don't let them out as much as I used to. They're seniors and choose not to come out as much anymore, but I do want to know more about how to keep them (and future bunnies) safe when I will have bigger predator pets in the house. Thank you for your videos!