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I had a Doe once that had a Kit a couple days late and he was born with fur, he was completely fine though I'd monitor their health and see if they're growing at a normal rate, you might need to single them out a few times so the litter mates don't take all the milk and they don't get to eat

I wasn't the one asking for the genes I was confused why reh's reply was just "-"

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You should try moving them to the back unless you're 100% sure they can't get out

I keep extra fur leftover from Does for adding to nestboxes

Leaving them in for 6-8 weeks is more ideal but I've had to split them at 5 weeks and they've been fine

Is she putting them into a specific corner? Try putting the nest box there if it's not her pee spot

Doe is about 3.5 LBS Buck is still 4.8 LBS What should I do when they reach a good weight? Do I increase the food they get but not make it free feed?

You said a part of her ear looked rolled? Maybe it got crushed somehow and bled before closing up?

Sounds like you shouldn't breed her then

Many vets are very expensive to take animals like rabbits and guinea pigs even just for putting an animal down and it's a good skill to have to do it yourself Also this is a very old thread that hasn't had a comment for several years

Squirrel maybe?

This is hilarious I love it already

Rabbits can breed very young, I suggest separating her from all Bucks

My rabbits are in the basement so they get normal light throughout the day, I don't know if I've had very many problems with breeding in the Winter

Try putting them in other places to breed, like a separate cage that isn't being used or both in a room Is she old? That could affect it too For the 6 month olds I'd just wait longer and try again a few weeks or months later

When showing rabbits you don't need to show their pedigree to prove that they're purebred, but considering he's a Lion head with lop ears it's very highly unlikely you'll be able to show him in any ARBA shows. I don't have any experience with county fairs that rabbits are shown in so maybe you'd...

The body shape and ears remind me of Flemish Breeding her so young is definitely a factor. You said she was born in February so she's about 8 months? And has already had three litters? I don't know if being bred too early would affect every litter after that though, maybe something happened...

Looks like a Sable or Smoke Pearl in molt but there isn't usually ticking

I don't get the Does out with them