Rabbits and hedgehogs should not be housed together. While both animals can be friendly and social in their own right, they have very different needs and behaviors. Hedgehogs are solitary creatures and can become stressed in the presence of other animals, especially those that are larger or more active, like rabbits. Additionally, rabbits are prey animals and may see a hedgehog as a potential threat, causing them to act defensively or anxiously. It's best to keep them in separate enclosures to ensure both animals can thrive in a safe and comfortable environment.

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