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Common to bonding are concerns about age differences. Should older bunnies be bonded to young ones and vice versa? Should kittens be bonded with senior cats? There is no one simple answer. Just as each bunny and cat has its very own personality, so does each bond. Each pairing must be considered in light of this concern: will the bond friendship be mutually beneficial and enjoyable? With senior animals, often health and abilities decline while young ones are often on the upswing. In order for animals to derive benefits from bonds, they must either complete one another and/or compliment each other. If the relationship is one-sided, it's not fair. While similar ages are usually ideal, it depends on the individual animals. For example, a senior bunny may have the same interests and activity level of a young adult cat and likewise. Evaluating the interests, energy level, athletic abilities, and such before bonding is the best way to approach it.
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AuthorAn avid animal lover, I became invested in improving their lives. Bonding mixed species together as well as same species is a mission so house animals can live happily together. I have successfully bonded many bunnies that had been red flagged as unbondable, bullies, or fiercely independent. Archives
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