Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Rabbits successfully rebonded for 24 hours now, and no flying fur. This is a huge relief, as I don't have to hurdle the baby gate to move around the flat, and it is lovely to see them back interacting so happily again.
But that's the practical aspect. Having a flat that doesn't have a DMZ in the middle of it, even after this short time, and where, when I go to do something, I am followed by two eager bunnies on the constant ear'ole, is proving a constant delight.
Not quite so delightful is their 2am foraging amongst the quantities of unsorted stuff in my bedroom to find ways into the dark corners they like to lurk in: I got up in the small hours to turf them out and I shut the bedroom door, just so as I could actually GET SOME BLOODY SLEEP . But it's worth it when I get up to two rabbits doing cartwheels and top hat'n'cane routines to persuade me to feed them. Priceless
I just want to give you a virtual high five or a fist bump or whatever it is the younguns do these days (glaring at each other over the top of their mobile phones while keeping a 2m distance most likely) - you had those rabbits for what seemed like 2 minutes before hitting a hiccup in the relationship they had and you persisted and persisted and if you are getting back to them being bonded friends then that is absolutely fantastic. It strikes me that a lot of folks might have just given up and rehomed one of them, or both of them - you are doing a fine job by both bunnies and I have utmost respect to you for that.