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I start putting litters together when they grow in fur

Can you post pictures?

I make them related to their name/what their name is from Ex. BSC for Biscuit or PKM for a Kit named after something from Pikmin

Looks very Sable to me

I haven't done any exercising things yet but they both only get half their food bowl a day The Doe is about 3 and 1/2-3/4 LPS and the mini rex is 4.8 LBS

Just looks like a small patch that got dirty and dried

Mounting each other doesn't necessarily mean you have to separate them

I always merge my litters together when they're old enough but I'd never consider it a colony

The first litter of Kits she had were two peanuts and she hasn't had a litter of more than three Kits yet

Free feeding but it's not just placing a pile somewhere I fill their food bowl to a certain level She doesn't have any Kits right now and I'm not sure when I'll breed Does again but I'll keep that in mind

I have a Netherland Doe who's very sweet and very pretty, she's definitely one of my favorites that I have now For a while though she's been very big, I can't remember what her weight was when I weighed her a few months ago but I weighed her again not long before this and she's about 4 LBS My...

Do they still have a Doe? 2 weeks is very early to wean

Not unless you're registering them But you should be showing purebreds regardless, imo

This is an old thread so you might want to make your own, but using just pine shavings and hay on top works for me

I use horse bedding and it works well with no problems, but it's either in a tray below them or covered by pine shavings

I've had to wean Kits at 5 weeks, one of my Does doesn't tolerate them after four weeks 🙄 but I haven't had any problems yet

Looks Sable to me, the white marks on the nose, forehead, and toe definitely says vienna to me

You should wait until they're at least 5.5 months old

I have a few month old Kits and they occasionally try to drink from the does' water bottles, my main concern would be them getting stuck in the bowl and having water drop into them

The food should be fine but I'd definitely raise the water, just in case