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[ChirpChickens]

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She's only 4 months old. I don't wanna breed her just yet.

 

[Orpingtons4U]

I bred my orange doe again I think she took the buck got her 4 times last night and 3 times this morning

all I need to do is buy a indoor cage for her so she can stay out of the heat when she has them (if she does)

 

[Angelicisi]

That should do it
I get bigger litters when I breed them one day then the next day. Start your count down for BABIES!

[ quote name="Orpingtons4U" url="/t/647906/what-rabbits-do-you-have-show-off-your-rabbits-here/4300_50#post_13597586"]I bred my orange doe again  I think she took the buck got her 4 times last night and 3 times this morning    all I need to do is  buy a indoor cage for her so she can stay out of the heat when she has them (if she does)
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[Silver Bantam]

Let me add a little. Most of this is personal, there can be two schools of thought. Female bunnies dig but males don't. I promise even the best are not 100% perfect at sexing young rabbits. When I got mine neutered, the vet thought one was female and called after the surgery to tell me it was a male!! Haha. My females always dug, my males never dug. My rabbits run in the chicken yard with the chickens but I would never put them in the same cage. Not only would they get poopy feet, chickens roost, so they would have poopy heads, backs, etc. I did not feed mine veggies and fruit until they were about 4 months old. Even now (they are more than a year) they get a little treat in the morning and evening. My friend Angel raises rabbits and hers are so beautiful, sweet and healthy and she starts them young, but she gives them little organic bites from her garden. Handle them often, rabbits are naturally skittish, they are purely prey animals so being skittish is necessary for survival. Feed them Timothy hay for eating and good quality pellets and always plenty of fresh water. They should never run out of those. You'll quickly see where your rabbits like to potty, they'll pick a spot. I like to put cheap regular hay on that spot to keep the ordor down and things cleaner. These are just my thoughts. Hope it helps.

I find that strange your male rabbits don't dig, 'cause mine definately do XD I think it depends on the rabbit too, I have a doe that digs like mad when she has been bred, a buck that digs tiny holes every were whenever possible, another buck that digs a bit occasionly, and a doe that never digs. Ever. Rabbits confuse me sometimes

 

[Angelicisi]

My males don't dig either...my females will dig tunnels OVER to the boys even when they're out in the yard to long, popping up I'm their cages naughty girls, only proved it was them because I'd find them half way to the boys! It may be a bunny individual thing that became learned behavior in our herds.

I find that strange your male rabbits don't dig, 'cause mine definately do XD I think it depends on the rabbit too, I have a doe that digs like mad when she has been bred, a buck that digs tiny holes every were whenever possible, another buck that digs a bit occasionly, and a doe that never digs. Ever. Rabbits confuse me sometimes

 

[Orpingtons4U]

That should do it

I get bigger litters when I breed them one day then the next day. Start your count down for BABIES!

[ quote name="Orpingtons4U" url="/t/647906/what-rabbits-do-you-have-show-off-your-rabbits-here/4300_50#post_13597586"]I bred my orange doe again I think she took the buck got her 4 times last night and 3 times this morning

all I need to do is buy a indoor cage for her so she can stay out of the heat when she has them (if she does)

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I hope it does I think she is prego since when I bred her this morning she attacked the buck

 

[PrimroseMom1]

I find that strange your male rabbits don't dig, 'cause mine definately do XD I think it depends on the rabbit too, I have a doe that digs like mad when she has been bred, a buck that digs tiny holes every were whenever possible, another buck that digs a bit occasionly, and a doe that never digs. Ever. Rabbits confuse me sometimes

My does would dig as soon as they hit the dirt. My males never had. The vet told me that does dig bec they need tunnels for their babies and families. My bucks are neutered but the vet said they wouldn't dig anyway. Obviously some bucks dig bec yours do so I guess that rule isn't. True. Hit or miss. Lol

 

[OzarkCountryGirl]

My does were always more apt to dig than were the bucks.

 

[CrazyChookLady5]

The bunny should be weaned and on rabbit pellets and hay when you get it. Hay should be the main part of a rabbit's diet, but you can feed some vegetables and small amounts of fruit to supplement. Here is a good list of okay foods http://rabbit.org/suggested-vegetables-and-fruits-for-a-rabbit-diet/ . Some rabbits and chickens do well together,some do not, you will have to monitor them and see. But beware that your bunny will probably get poopy feet if left in with chickens. And rabbits def. will dig out of a pen, so watch for that.

coolies!! thanks for the help!

 

[SternRose]

These are mini Rex's. but I need help with coloring.

And

Both have white under bellys. And I don't know ring color. Age is 1week 3days.