* Unwanted Pregnancy: Rabbits can become pregnant very easily. Even if you don't intend to breed, a female rabbit can become pregnant within minutes of being introduced to a male.
* Aggression: Male rabbits can be aggressive towards female rabbits, especially if they are not neutered. This can result in injury or even death.
* Stress: Living in close proximity to a male can cause the female rabbit significant stress, which can lead to health problems.
* Territoriality: Male rabbits are often very territorial and may fight with each other. This is why it's best to keep them in separate hutches unless you are breeding them.
The best way to house rabbits is to keep them in separate hutches, especially if they are not neutered or spayed.
If you are considering breeding rabbits, it is important to do your research and make sure you are prepared for the responsibility. You will need to have a separate hutch for the female rabbit once she is pregnant, and you will need to be able to care for the baby rabbits.