IvysAnimals
Songster
As long as he has plenty of attention from you and his feathered buddies, he should be fine. It's a male thing with unneutered rabbits... Wild rabbits definitely should not breed with domestic as they can spread diseases to them. They cannot cross-breed, but they can still mate together if allowed. It is advised to keep rabbits in pairs, but if it's a female, they will keep breeding even if you don't intend or always want them to, which can become dangerous for the babies. Best wishes with any option you choose!I had two baby male bunnies socializing with him through a divider, like three weeks old maybe, and he kept breaking through to mount them, then I got a different male named Oreo who was significantly bigger then him and oreo would mount him to the point where Yves was terrified so I got rid of him and now Yves doesn’t like male rabbits… I’ve never noticed Yves spraying or anything like that, he only uses his chin to mark elephants tail. If he won’t need a mate I’ll leave it be but I don’t want his life becoming shorter… maybe a female will just find him, we have a few in the neighborhood but they don’t stay in one place long