how to introduce my rabbits back together?

[marielita]

hey everyone ive had my two male rabbits for more tham 2 months now and last week they started fighting, i got them neutered on tuesday and i dont know when i shud put them bk togetha, cos they seemv as if they want to be together, any suggestions?
thanks in advance

 

[Paper Roses]

It might be a good idea to put them back together for the company if they wont fight anymore. Put them in a run together where you have easy access to take one out if they start to fight again. Make sure you put both the rabbits in the run at exactly the same time, and put some food in the run to distract them

 

[mai9613]

put them in a small room where you can grap them if they start fighting. put them together where there is nothing for them to be territorrial about see how they get along and if they dont fight hen let them bee... my rabbit got introduced to an ADULT male when he was a bably neither were fixed adn they got along finee.

 

[Lady]

I think I would start with letting them see each other, if that is not already going on. Let one out playing in front of the others cage and then let the other one out for a while with the first rabbit back in his cage. You can see how they respond to seeing their old "friend" again and see if they seem aggressive or even interested at all. If everyone seems to be ok with seeing each other you can try to have some highly supervised interactions between them. Make sure you have an eye on them at all times, and you might even want to get another person so that you can easily separate them if you have to. You also should have lots of toys and hay to distract them if you need to. If these introductions go well then you can think about housing them together. You should take it slow, and it might take a while but it should be possible to reintroduce them together. One thing you should know is that rabbits hump each other even when they are fixed and this is not aggressive just a nervous response, you just have to be very careful if they start that behavior to make sure that neither of the rabbits are being injured, they usually can be distracted into stopping and focus on being petted, or food.