Rabbit thread!!!

[chicken farmer]

If your rabbits are wasting feed you can put there hutch in your chicken pen and they can go under it and scratch through it and eat the pellets and they can can even jump on top of the hutch and rest. And it won't take space from your birds because it's lifted off the ground so they still have all there space plus you don't have any food wasted!

 

[Stuffedcritter]

I've had my rex for over a year,and I wanted to know if I can substitute timothy hay with lavander springs. I have a lot of lavander to attract bees in my garden.

keep giving the hay just few sprigs of lavender.

 

[ChirpChickens]

This is Peter, my buck

and these 2 are of Grace, my Doe (probably pregnant?)


I have them for 4-h!

 

[chicken farmer]

Here's my new buck I got earlier very happy!! I got him from a friend that lives about a minute down the road for free because she wanted him as a pet but she said he humps everything so she's getting a netherland dwarf. Anyway he is around 12 weeks old and a new zealand white I named him Buster. I'm ready to breed my new zealand white doe but forget when they are old enough to breed and everything go alright. Your not supposed to breed a buck that's too young or old cause it might not take. But I wanted to share my new buck!

 

[nayeli]

Here's my new buck I got earlier very happy!! I got him from a friend that lives about a minute down the road for free because she wanted him as a pet but she said he humps everything so she's getting a netherland dwarf. Anyway he is around 12 weeks old and a new zealand white I named him Buster. I'm ready to breed my new zealand white doe but forget when they are old enough to breed and everything go alright. Your not supposed to breed a buck that's too young or old cause it might not take. But I wanted to share my new buck!

You can breed him, if it doesn't take them there isn't a problem right? He isn't fully mature yet though. Does you breed at 6-8 months. Bucks I think are usually 5-6 but you can breed them earlier without problem, if it takes.

 

[nayeli]

@ChirpChickens I love your bunnies! Cute!

 

[chicken farmer]

You can breed him, if it doesn't take them there isn't a problem right? He isn't fully mature yet though. Does you breed at 6-8 months. Bucks I think are usually 5-6 but you can breed them earlier without problem, if it takes.

Yep I heard if you wait till the buck is around 5/6 months old to breed than you will have a bigger litter size since he's waited all that time and it has the sperm to build up and of course should have a bigger litter

 

[nayeli]

Yep I heard if you wait till the buck is around 5/6 months old to breed than you will have a bigger litter size since he's waited all that time and it has the sperm to build up and of course should have a bigger litter

No, sperm is sperm.. They make new sperm all the time. My buck was 4 months and the doe had a litter size of 9.

 

[chicken farmer]

No, sperm is sperm.. They make new sperm all the time. My buck was 4 months and the doe had a litter size of 9.

I know but I mean so they mature more and they are bigger if you know what I mean

 

[ChirpChickens]

@ChirpChickens I love your bunnies! Cute!

yay thankyou!