Boredom

Boredom and depression are common symptoms of loneliness in rabbits. This can be accompanied by destructiveness and hyperactivity in some rabbits

Adopting

Adopting your new friend from a rescue can save two lives which is even better then saveing one!

Company

Rabbits are very social animals and like to have lots of company.  Lets face it you can't spend 24 hours a day with your bun and even if you could its not the same as having the companionship of another bunny.

Both rabbits will need to be neutered before making friends. This will prevent unwanted pregnancies and having to home the new bunnies!

A need for a companionship cannot be met fully by us humans.  The companionship between two rabbits go much deeper then that.  If you  sit and watch a boned pair of bunnies they are never out of each others site for long,  they will sit and groom each other, they dance as a way of communicating which proves they know each other better than we ever could! 

Keeping Rabbits in pairs is much easier to look after. They don't get bored and seem  happier together. They tend to be more friendly with people then when left alone on their own.