Breeding question?

[tracie123]

I breed on the 12 of oct. 3 does and 3 on the 19 of oct. The 3that were breed on the 12 arent even acting like they r preg. The bucks serviced them 3 times that morning and twice that afternoon. My question is---- is it true if the doe pees after being breed that even though the buck serviced her that she wont have babys, its a good buck cause this 1 doe have a litter 6 weeks old from him.
Tracie

 

[Secuono]

I don't think it's true, but I still don't let them pee for awhile. Usually leaving the doe in the buck's cage keeps her busy and not peeing.

 

[Nyctra]

Mine pee almost every time so far, and they've always had large litters a month later, so I think that's a myth. lol

 

[akane]

What was going to make it to the uterus has already made it there in the first second. The rest was gonna come out anyway because it doesn't have any propulsion left to go anywhere.

 

[dragonladyleanne]

How would one stop a rabbit from peeing anyway? And I am no vet, but I have had children, and I am pretty sure peeing after sex would not have prevented them - DURING sex, maybe! *ducks and runs*

 

[OneAcreFarm]

How would one stop a rabbit from peeing anyway? And I am no vet, but I have had children, and I am pretty sure peeing after sex would not have prevented them - DURING sex, maybe! *ducks and runs*

:yeahthat:

 

[MamaSheepdog]

Cheap birth control! Drink copious amounts of fluids before doing the deed, and race to the ladies room immediately after!

 

[tracie123]

Yall are all to funny. Lol