Well, since my first bunny, Rémi, has gotten quite big, we've decided to maximize his current cage into a condo. And with his terribly lonesome home, I think he could use a friend.<br><br>When I take him out to play and give him attention, he tends to sleep or run upstairs. Boy, was it ever a bad idea to teach him how to get away from the cats by going upstairs xD. I've set up a little bridge for him to get into his cage (the opening is at the top, not the side), and he seems to have taken to climbing it whenever he's out.<br><br>So, since I've realized he's bored of me, and I still want him to get plenty of attention and exercise, I've decided to perhaps get another bunny since the cage will be bigger.<br><br>I've read many articles and pamphlets. They are still confusing and leave questions I need answered.<br><br>I am going to raise up $50-$75+ for Rémi's altering, since I've read that bunnies do much better with new friends in their home when they don't have crazy hormones, lol. Plus, then if I get a female or he likes a female he meets, we won't have babies x.x<br><br>I'm hoping another bunny will give him company. And although I know the small consequence of him taking to the bunny more than me, I am happy to accept that as long as <span style="font-style:italic">he</span> is happy with a roommate. My sister is only pushing to get another bunny because she is 9 and loves Rémi already. But the rabbits would be my responsibility, just like Rémi is already.<br><br>Rémi is healthy and lives quite a spoiled, well-balanced life, so I hope getting another bunny wouldn't tip the balance over to extremely unhappy.<br><br>Help? I know Boz will answer questions because she is a rabbit fanatic. Lol.<br><br>My main questions:<br>1. Will altering a bunny change their behavior or happiness in any way?<br>2. I hear that to be able to adopt another bunny, your original bunny has to pick the one he likes. Is this true/neccessary?<br>3. If I am not going to introduce the bunnies to meet, will they both have to be altered before put in the same cage?<br>4. I read that bunnies have to be in the same house/room for over a month so they exchange each other's smell and get used to it. Is this neccessary/true?<br><br>Thanks, guys. I'll post a photo of his current cage.

It'll be twice its size in height after renovations, though, lol.
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