Hey guys, watch this video and chime in on your thoughts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiLUtDnmF-E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiLUtDnmF-E
Bunny Myth Busted???
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Colony setting 
The problem is that the buck may breed the doe just as she kindeled and accidentally stomp the kits if he is eager. But mostly, it's a bit much to ask the doe to get pregnant and give birth every 4 weeks.. it wears on her. That's why I wouldn't keep a buck in (and I want to control breeding )
Some do keep the bucks in their colonies and say the does manage it. I suppose it's possible.
I keep a colony with does together.
I find the guy talking in the video to be very annoying in the way he talked, so I only watched a minute
The problem is that the buck may breed the doe just as she kindeled and accidentally stomp the kits if he is eager. But mostly, it's a bit much to ask the doe to get pregnant and give birth every 4 weeks.. it wears on her. That's why I wouldn't keep a buck in (and I want to control breeding
)Some do keep the bucks in their colonies and say the does manage it. I suppose it's possible.
I keep a colony with does together.
I find the guy talking in the video to be very annoying in the way he talked, so I only watched a minute
luvmybunnys
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:yes:I find the guy talking in the video to be very annoying in the way he talked, so I only watched a minute
I feel like it might turn into a bad situation in a few weeks. That doesn't seem like enough space for them to get away from each other.
