If a spayed rabbit and a nuetered rabbit...?

Question

....were together, would they act like a couple? or would they act like 2 females.

Answer 1

The females need spaying more than the males (to the person that said the opposite!) because they are at a very high risk of death by cancer if left intact...80% chance by age six, and many are already cancerous by age 2-rabbits should live well into their teen years...if you act responsibly towards them by getting good vet care and giving them an important place in your home and life.

I am not sure what you mean by "act like....?" are you talking about mounting? Some rabbits continue to do this for reasons other than s*x; it is often a show of excitement. (some people think it is simple dominance, but that sells rabbits short on intelligence: they are not so concerned about dominance as people are!) It is very hard to bond rabbits, more difficult than any other species I have worked with. All my animals are spayed or neutered; even so, it is hard to get a pair that will not fight. Even siblings can turn against each other, and even when they are altered. it is not possible to predict the outcome.

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http://medirabbit.com/

If those are not enough help, or you are still unsure, try this group -you have to join, it is for serious inquiries and people who want to learn more about pet rabbits: is owned by one of the ask the expert people; is one of the oldest bunny forums online:

http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/etherbun.h...

Answer 2

I usually just have the males nuetered, that's all you really need.  They act like buddies, and will do everything together, including cuddle when they sleep.  I had a pair that lived like this, and you couldn't hold one without the other