haeller
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My family and I have two female rabbits, Mocha and Eva. When we first got them, they got along very well for the first two months. However, mid-way through the third month, Mocha started to hump Eva, who never physically fought back but always ran away. The humping (it occurred randomly with good and bad days) started to become more aggressive. Last week, we placed them in separate cages. Today, we tried letting them come back together again, but Mocha started violently humping Eva after a few minutes.
We're considering getting Mocha spayed in hopes that she calms down. We want to be able to put them back together. We took them both to the vet again and it was confirmed that they were female. However, we were wondering if there were any other bunny owners who had two females and went through a similar situation as ours. What do you recommend? If we only spay Mocha, would the humping stop? Thank you in advance.
We're considering getting Mocha spayed in hopes that she calms down. We want to be able to put them back together. We took them both to the vet again and it was confirmed that they were female. However, we were wondering if there were any other bunny owners who had two females and went through a similar situation as ours. What do you recommend? If we only spay Mocha, would the humping stop? Thank you in advance.