My female rabbits are aggressive. How do I bond them without fights?

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I am planning to bond my two female rabbits, but one has been aggressive in the past, how should I go about reducing possible aggression?

Dr. Melanie, BVSc MS · Accepted Answer

The best way to reduce aggression is to have both of them spayed. Spaying females drastically reduces aggressive behavior, as hormonal aggression is most common in female rabbits. Hormones drive them to compete for territory and to protect their home from invaders. I recommend having them spayed before bringing them together.

My female rabbits are aggressive. How do I bond them without fights?

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