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Ok, thanks for the info. She is about 9 months old. Is that too young?

No, they were divided, no access to each other, right next to each other and she was afraid so I removed him from the hutch. I just found out that the babies are being born dead, because her third one was born dead no movements, and she ate it right away. Is there a reason for this?

Well, she had babies a month ago and she ate them, and she had them today and ate the first two leaving half of the bodies there. She did pull fur, and there are no animals around. I removed the male two days before she had her babies. She lives in a hutch.

So is this because she is young and this has only been her second litter or because she isn't a good doe?

Their bodies were half gone.

Hello, This is the second time my female rabbit has eaten her babies? Why is that? This is her second litter. And is there a way I can save the next two that will be born?

Lol, ok thanks, I will remove him, see the issue is that i was told that they were both females, doesnt look like it now. But thanks for the information it helped alot.

I put in a nest box with hay init and the female started putting the rest of her fur in there and left the rest just there, so i put the rest of the fur that was laying on the side, inside the nest box, and in about ten minutes i go back out and there is a baby and I have checked on her ever...

Hello, I was wondering if a male being in the same cage as a female that is having kits result into the female not raising her babies well, and if it is not good could i move the female? ( she has already pulled out her fur and put it in the nest box. no babies yet though. btw this is a...

Hello, I was wondering if the female could raise her kit if the male is in the same cage? And if I can remove the female? She has already pulled all the fur. I didn't know she was pregnant. (btw this is a different story from my other post a few months ago.)<br /><br />__________Mon Jan 09...

Hello, So do rabbit breeders use one male with a group of females or do they use even amounts of males to females. Thanks, ValencianFigs

Thanks for the links.

It barely get below 14 degrees Fahrenheit in Virginia. And we usually get dry snow, so I will just do a little test with my rabbit and see if he likes it or not.. I am kind of shocked that it is december and we haven't even received any Snow. It actually got around 65's this week.

Hello, Can rabbits play in the snow? I have seen some pictures online with rabbits in the snow and they dig in it too. But I was thinking that it may be too cold. And if they can what should I do after they play in the snow. I have a run that has chicken wire under it so they can't dig out the...

Thanks Guys for the info, and compliments :D. I still haven't seen any babies in the nest, so I am not sure if she is really pregnant or n<br /><br />__________ Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:34 pm __________<br /><br />Does anyone have a link to breeding rabbit information. A really good information...

Hello, She still hasn't had her babies and I believe today is the 31st. So I am going to wait and just see what happens. I hope she has them because I have never had baby bunnies. I have a question about color and eye color. I have a half hotot blue eyed white netherland dwarf female, and a...

Thanks, I checked today and still no babies. Maybe it is a false pregnancy. But I still have time!

Hello, I have a male dutch rabbit and I believe he made her pregnant, she is a Netherland Dwarf and when I took them out to run around in their run he might have made her pregnant,and I have checked she has not had the babies yet. But I think she might have them tonight or tomorrow. Cuz...

Ok, so if it gets really cold I should bring them in and then take them out so the mother can feed them? Should I just feed her the normal everyday food, vegetables fruit, hay, and pellets? Thanks, ValencianFigs :bunnyhop:

Hello, Thanks for replying, 30 degrees Fahrenheit is around 0 degrees celsius I believe. Can I take the cage and put it in my house? Or will she forget about the nest and babies. Thanks, ValencianFigs