# HellaSwag / 31363

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{"activity_label":"Pets and Animals","ctx":"[header] How to introduce rabbits [title] Pick your pair. [step] Any combination of rabbits can live together. Whether it is male/male, female/female, or male/female, rabbits can learn to live together no matter what sex they are.","endings":"['The basic rule of thumb is that rabbits should be kept housed in pairs. This means that females should eat together, males should eat together, and so on.', 'Some good options are : [substeps] Wingmen: they are quite docile about the mating process and are used to being picked up and held between two rabbits to keep them separate. They can be perched in a tall stand a bit higher so as not to injure the other rabbit if the other rabbits are not wanted.', \"The most natural coupling is male/female because this is how they typically form in the wild. [substeps] If you buy your rabbits at a young age or buy them together, it doesn't matter what sex they are because they are likely to bond with ease.\", 'Consider having four male and four female rabbits in the family, so that all four animals can be intact. [substeps] You can ask your parents if you need help choosing rabbits for your family.']"}

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