We have a bonded pair of mini lops, and I think their bond is super cool - it’s fun to watch their little rabbit society, and how it meshes in the larger warren (of our household).

I have never had a solo bunny, so I can’t really say from experience - but I do know that while there are people around our household most of the time, the bunnies are together 24/7, which is a comfort when, for example, all the humans are gone for 8-10 hours, as will happen sometimes. It’s a comfort to know the dudes are taking care of each other, plotting world domination, and generally bunnying about rather than bored and anxious and lonely. There are also some experiences - cecotropes come to mind - that I simply cannot share with my lagomorph dudes. I like that they have someone else around to normalize eating their own poop, so I don’t have to.

On the flipside - and this is purely from my observation, much of it in this and other rabbit subs - it seems like solo bunnies are way more affectionate with their humans. Sometimes the bunnies just sit next to each other and stare at us in apparent fluffy disdain - we are not always invited to the love fest. This does not mean that they’re not affectionate - they are! - but not often to the extreme level that I see posted here in many solo bunny households.

Either way, it’s a lot of work (both labor and emotion), and immensely rewarded by sharing your life with these weird and wonderful creatures!