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This is the more dominant and aggressive of the two

This is the less aggressive but more jumpy one

Il have to get a better picture sometime lol, I have them together for a couple minutes while I'm outside, both nipping each other a little and mounting but not the one that was aggressive Isent chasing around after the other. I'll separate them for the night when I can't watch them

Thy are both sitting down opposite sides of the gate today quite relaxed so I think keeping them apart is a good plan for now, thanks for the advice :) if I've any more problems I'll let you know, I'm quite new to equine donkeys in paticular so he help is great:)

Do you think I'll have to keep them apart until they are gelded? I'm more experienced in dealing with cattle then donkeys, in from Ireland and not many people really know that much about donkeys mostly about horses. When they are gelded how will I go about letting them back in together?

Hello, I'm new on here looking for advice, I have two jack donkeys who will be getting gelded in the next few weeks who I found abandoned last year (common where I'm from) they are roughy two years old, they have always got along fine but for the past year but last night one of them suddenly got...