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I bought a doe a month back, she was pregnant and I had no idea, she kindled in her little house and hid the babies for a few days till they started to crawl out. Made a nest for her and put the babies in the box, placed the box in the same place her house was and she takes great care of them...

I've gotten way more offers and questions and I have no ads out. Yet half of them are people who have done no research and don't even know what breeds they want. Someone this morning asked if I had "dwarf lops". Apparently they meant mini lops but I am strictly a holland breeder and only...

My first doe didn't build a nest until about 5 hours before kindling and once gave birth to a healthy litter on day 42 so anything can happen

have you checked into her nest? maybe try and move it into a box. You could have a vet palpate or learn how to yourself to see if there is anything. First litters are always odd.

What breed are they? Some breeds are just naturally slimmer or fatter and there's not much one can do about it.

I've never had this happen but the doe was a train wreck when I got her. She had gotten pregnant while still nursing then lost the second litter and they decided to sell her a week later and only told me after I paid.... But this litter is very healthy, just don't know the father

it gets like 43 in cali (sorry an american who works in c) and I just take the doe n buck inside for the day to keep them cool and breed them either inside or at night, so far really successful

I bred her again and this time she took without the biting or snorting. In fact, she tired the buck out so whatever hormonal imballance was there fixed itself and I didn't accidentally get a mean doe <br /><br /> __________ Thu Jul 16, 2020 4:26 pm __________ <br /><br /> found out why she was...

Anyone have a rabbit shed of sorts?

So I got a doe a few months back and today was her breeding day. I place the buck and the doe together, one fall off, everything's good. He mounts, she raises, and right as he falls off she tries to nip him but runs into my hand and nips me. I give them a break and try again. Every time he falls...

So a few days back I noticed rat droppings by my feed. How do I get rid of them before them become a problem? I've heard many tales of rats taking babies and other issues like that so I'm slightly concerned this might lead to issues.

this was her last litter, well it would have been. She just turned 4 and has had 12 litters, most 7+ kits so <br /><br /> -- Sun Jul 05, 2020 9:16 pm -- <br /><br /> so she miscarried, 3 days later I found a clean kit head in her cage, no body, abit creepy, and now shes left her nestbox and is...

Mine's a TB tat pen, it was recommended to me by many other breeders, and I bought it on amazon with a tat kit with numbing spray, ink wells, a marker, extra needles, ink, and a handy dandy bag for everything! Only about 70 USD https://www.amazon.com/All-Things-Bunni ... r=8-6&th=1

check out tattoo kits here: https://www.allthingsbunnies.com/TB-Tat ... tat232.htm this is what I use and just tattooed my doe yesterday in like 5 minutes. No pain, no stress!

she gave birth to two stillborn on the ground, not in her box, and then the afterbirth came. Both were misshapen and ones stretched so it's clear that it was stuck

So my doe made a nest yesterday, today is day 33, and this morning i checked on her but she hadn’t kindled yet, (she normally builds a nest right before) her vent was bloody and there was an odd "fleshy"? blob in the corner, not a kit. She seems very tense and I’m not sure if this is just right...

I take it you've searched CL and such? If not, highly recommend that. Facebook groups for states and breeds work as well. Just a simple google search might help find some connects. check the ARBA web site n such as well

well I'm working with an 8x12 shed, doors opposite centered on the shorter sides, 4 cages on the left, a shelf & feed on the right, and outside against the right side is a 6 double cage

So my rabbity has been basically the same for 4ish years, since i started, and I started knowing nothing, a wee 12 yo and was hoping those who have wonderful setups, indoor, outdoor, everything, would comment some pictures! It would be really helpful and greatly appreciated :D I've got...

the biggest thing is don't stress. And I know this sounds so "happy sappy advice" but I stressed so much over a litter and there was no need to. If this is her first time then yes, check every hour or so for issues, make sure she feeds them, always have kitten mix just in case bottle feeding...