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10-03-08, 02:44 am
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This is a really quick question: Would two young (7 months) unneuted males get on together? Word had got around my childrens' school that we like pets and seem to be flocked by unwanted pets. I just wish people would think before they get them. I don't think we can accept many more as we are runnning out of space ourselfs.       |
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10-03-08, 06:28 am
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Almost certainly not. Male/female pairings are the easiest among rabbits, followed by female/female, and male/male. ANY of these pairings can fail quite easily if even one of the pair is unaltered. Regardless of sex, rabbits need to be altered. |
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10-04-08, 12:38 am
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They may be able to get on if they are both neutered. Depends on their personality. Slim chance if not fixed. |
