Rabbits are social animals, and it's better to have more than one. Ideally, they should be of similar sizes, to stop bullying. Rabbits from the same litter get on well, but should always be neutered. Un-related females generally tolerate each other given enough space, but may still fight. Un-related males will almost certainly fight and can inflict nasty injuries.

1. By Burgess Excel

2. People don’t realise that rabbits are very
social animals and need to be kept in
groups just like the way they live in the
wild.

4. They need to preferably be living in
either a pair or a group of them
because a lonely rabbit will only get
bored and will be miserable.

5. If you want a male and female to live
together it is better to have then
neutered if you don’t want any kittens
(baby rabbits).

6. Neutering your rabbits will
prevent your rabbits breeding
and inevitable fighting.

7. It is also a good idea to pick two
rabbits who will get along by
introducing them to each other when
they are very young so they are used
to each other.

8. Another thing is that rabbits and
guinea pigs don’t make good
housemates because they are a
totally different species to each
other and rabbits tend to bully
guinea pigs because they are
smaller than themselves.

9. It is a good idea to socialise
rabbits when they are very
young because that way they
develop into confident and
friendly adults with being
exposed to a variety of
situations.

10. Humans and rabbits get along really
well and your rabbit will welcome
playtime, however, it is important that
your rabbit also has interaction with
another rabbit for it to be able to be
truly - a happy bunny.

11. If you’d like to find out more about
caring for your rabbit please visit
the Excel Feeding Plan website http://www.burgesspetcare.co.uk/ex
celfeedingplan/looking-after-yourfibrevore/rabbit.html