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This makes perfect sense! The Squirter hypothesis would explain exactly where they were located and why they were never cleaned up. Thank you so much!

I had a rabbit kindle yesterday and I found them in the morning. She hadn't been looking comfortable for days but the timing was right on. This is her second litter. She had 5 fat healthy kits in the nest bowl covered with her fur but she also had 2 dead kits at the other end of the nest box on...

Thank you so much! I'm still so new to this. I just took a comb out and stole some of his hairs and you are right. He's a gold-tipped steel.

He looks exactly like my chinchilla. I have chinchillas born that are black at birth with a white looking inside ear and look like this when grown. The black inside ear kits end up primarily black with gold tips, also chinchilla.

Exactly!

My rabbits LOVE all kind of fodder EXCEPT sprouts. 🤣

OMG this is absolutely priceless! I had never even thought to bend the extra wire over. Between this and the suggestion I read the other day to use small pieces of flashing to cover the door edges will save me a ton of scars. I found gardening arm protectors on Amazon and have been wearing them...

Would you mind posting a picture please?

Mine seem to love Comfrey, Basil, Kale, Mustard Greens, Pea Plants, Cilantro, Parsley. And of course their fruit tree wood clippings. Once in a blue moon they get some dragon fruit skin or a few mulberries and they're in heaven. I raise TAMUK Composites.

I unfortunately had the same experience with sprouts. They turned their little twitchy noses up. I am now growing peas for them. They can eat the pods and the whole plant.

In my personal experience , as soon as the dogs see that you are viewing the rabbit as a member of the family they will as well. I introduced the species to my dogs with a rabbit siting on my lap facing butt end to the dog so they could get a sniff and the rabbit didn't have a fit of fright...

I will be getting my next set from this site. http://www.klubertanz.com/ You're going to have so much fun with the buns!

We started with bowls and it was a very short period of time that I was over it. Seems like I was always scrubbing bowls. If they didn't poop in it then it felt slimy so, washing bowls 2x a day. I have one doe who will grab her water bowl and flip it. I decided to go with nipples but I have a...

Here is a picture of the other side. There is a coop on the left for the big girls and a coop on the right for the Silkies and Polish. Inside the run is split in 2, a space for each kind. The sides roll up for sun exposure and down for wind and rain. Everything is double wired with hardware...

Behind the wood at the bottom is lined with hardware cloth and is one wall to the chicken run. We go into the chicken run and have access to the back and underneath. The chickens take care of most of the mess and they're really good at dodging pee streams. We also have the water nipples attached...