Is this normal (rabbit)?
Last night, my female got a new companion, a very young, uncastrated male. At first, she showed no interest, and he was also very withdrawn and shy. Then she started sniffing everything and running around like crazy. At some point, she chased him slightly, but rather quietly and slowly.
Meanwhile, they lie together under a small house and from time to time the male runs away from the female.
There hasn't been any growling so far, and I haven't noticed any biting either. They cuddle and groom each other occasionally, and then the male runs off again, stamping.
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Yeah, that’s normal. This sounds like the usual course of a socialization.
What does not sound normal, however, is that you are talking about a “very young undamaged rammler”.
The animal must be neutered, otherwise there will soon be unsolicited offspring.
You’re on the wrong path. The male must be castrated. You’re irresponsible. Don’t be surprised when there are offspring
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Please do not reproduce.
Cut the two so they don’t see each other and don’t smell. Let him go, please.
You’ll have to wait six weeks after that, and then you’ll be allowed to associate them.
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Sounds good/normal except for one thing: why did you call 2 females? And what responsibly is there?
Sorry the little one belongs immediately neutered and separated for 6 weeks from the girls otherwise you have in 4 weeks with bad luck off the offspring of BEIDEN girls!! This isn’t a problem