How to bond two unneutered fighting bunnies? and Are you feeling okay, Debbie ?? ... 1963 - James Bond - From Russia With Love: title sequence ...item 3.. Tough being green for students off campus (9:51 PM, Dec. 2, 2012) ...

How to bond two unneutered fighting bunnies?

I have two male rabbits around 4-5 months old. They are unneutered and used to get along very well but just recently started fighting every time they are put together. Well neutering them fix the problem or has their bond already been permanently broken?


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Answer by oregano13
Neuter and slowly and carefully attempt to re-introduce about a month after the neuter (to give the hormones a chance to leave their bodies). If you are patient and do not rush it, you'll likely succeed in re-bonding them. This is normal, and why you shouldn't house rabbits together when they aren't altered. Once they reach maturity, they start to fight, and each fight makes it harder to bond them again later. So keep them totally separated until they've been neutered for a while and you're ready to try and bond them again. There's a lot of tips here for bonding two rabbits: http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/introductions.html

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Being green is not always easy, especially in college, it is really important. I've been really disappointed in myself lately and I don't want my carbon footprint to be the size of a small lake. I want to use as little as possible and be kind to the Earth. I don't want to be apart of its destruction.
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Many of the iconic aspects of a typical James Bond film were established in Dr. No, beginning with what is known as the gun barrel sequence, an introduction to the character through the view of a gun barrel, and a highly stylized main title sequence, usually both created by Maurice Binder, but in this case Binder only designed the gunbarrel sequence. Robert Brownjohn is responsible for the title sequence.

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Without proper containers at apartment complexes, recycling can be difficult
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I like to think of myself as an environmentally friendly person—at least until this year. I always recycle, turn lights off when I leave a room, unplug appliances when I'm not using them, take the bus and try hard to take showers that don't last more than 10 minutes. Though sometimes a struggle, I usually manage.

But I've realized something recently; Kermit was right, it's kind of hard being green.
Last year living in the dorms, I continued recycling because it was easy and convenient. They gave us a trashcan for recyclables and had a separate place to put them on our floor.

But this year, living in an apartment complex, it's a lot more difficult and not quite as convenient. The big trashcan where we dispose of our trash doesn't have a place to put recyclables. I don't even think there is a place to recycle here and my roommates and I just don't. It was never even discussed so it just doesn't happen.

This transition from recycling to not recycling was hard for me. When I was in third grade, I forced my parents to start separating their trash and recycle after I visited a landfill with my class—I was a very active eight-year-old.

So now I feel like I'm betraying the Earth and myself by neglecting a simple task that could save the planet. It's easy to just separate plastics and paper and I feel like I owe it to the Earth to do so.

I mean, what kind of person doesn't recycle? I always equate not recycling with Satanism or line cutters, or people who tip badly at restaurants.

Every month, without fail, my roommates and I somehow manage to go over our rent and have to pay extra for electricity. I don't even know how it happens. But it just proves further how un-green I'm becoming. I put an effort to make sure we don't go over our bill, mainly because I'm sick of paying an extra 20 dollars every month, but also because I don't want to use an unnecessary amount of electricity. I feel legitimately bad and that maybe the planet is smiting us with these overages because of our bad habit of not recycling. Even now as I write this in complete darkness, I'm aware I'm still using electricity and so are my roommates.

Being green is not always easy, especially in college, it is really important. I've been really disappointed in myself lately and I don't want my carbon footprint to be the size of a small lake. I want to use as little as possible and be kind to the Earth. I don't want to be apart of its destruction.

I'm going to have a talk with my roommates and convince them to start recycling. It's a small step, but an important one that will hopefully give me some peace of mind.
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