How can I introduce my female rabbit to my 2 new young bunnies?

[Mica Louistin]

I have a female rabbit who is about 8 months old & I recently got two young bunnies about 3 months old & I did not put them in her cage because of territory but instead let all 3 run in the grass @ one time so they could meet & my oldest one attacked them & bit them & chased them. I want them to be friends so that they could all maybe live in my huge 6ft x 6ft hutch together but so far I'm thinking that won't work... What are some ways I can get her used to them? They have no problem with her, it's just she has a problem with them.

Also can anyone tell me how to handle an aggressive rabbit? My oldest one also loves to attack me & growl & try to nip @ me when I do nothing. I don't put my hand in front of her face ever cuz I know they don't like that but even when she's in the grass & I kneel down to scoop her up she jumps & kicks & pounces on my hands & feet. What can I do?? She's never nice even when I hold her & she growls like a dog all the time. I've never done anything to lose her trust or hit her. I'm always nice & calm with her & even when she's mean I talk calmly. Could her previous owner have made her like this? I want a nice bunny
All 3 of my bunnies are female.

 

[oregano13]

Is she spayed? Unaltered rabbits can rarely be housed together successfully. You also need to be aware that if one of the younger rabbits is male, he is old enough to impregnate her. Spaying would also likely greatly lessen her aggresison, or even solve it altogether. Aggression in rabbits is either fear-based or hormonal, and if she is attacking when not approached or threatened, I'd say hers is pretty much entirely hormonal in nature.