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I'd suggest quarantining them for a while, especially with the mites

Same goes for me However, with a new Doe that you don't know if they're bred or not, I'd give them a beatbox for another week or so and see how she's acting

For 2., technically any rabbit breed can be used for meat. It's more of a matter of is it worth the work when it could be more profiting (ex. using a bigger breed for meat is better than a small breed, bigger rabbits = more meat and more Kits, whole having more medium-sized rabbits can cut down...

One of my Bucks regularly turns around and put his face to his litterbox after he uses it

Just leave the nest boxes in for a couple more days and see how it goes If no Kits then 🤷 If they're first-time Does then I wouldn't be very surprised if they didn't have any at all

It's completely normal

Was reminded of this after reading Alaska Satin's comment but one of the Buck's favorite things to do in run around in circles

Second could have Wry Neck. I have a Buck who's had it since he was a week old, he'll be 4 years old soon and he's had no problems

A few years back I had a foster rabbit that was a Lionhead Flemish mix and he was very pretty

Pretty normal for a first time Buck

I think I regret reading that article- They got so many things wrong

Can confirm, my rabbits can be pretty stupid sometimes 🤣

A day after the show I checked her parents' pedigrees and her father has a Martenized Himi in him I'm planning on breeding her with my youngest Siamese Sable Buck when he's old enough to see if we can get a Sable Marten

Ah

Best advice I've gotten/heard is that Does look like tacos and Bucks look like burritos (or volcanos)

(Rabbits take about 32 days to have Kits, not 40)

Depends on what's in their pedigrees

If all these problems start gaining up and she begins having a lot of obvious pain then it would probably be best to just put her down

You should still leave the nest box it for a bit longer If I have a Doe that doesn't have Kits she keeps her nest box for about another week