Just wanted to share

[Sliver_fox_lover]

I know I've been on this platform before and said we were getting rabbits but we had to postpone it for awhile but today we finally picked up a buck and a doe with a litter and I wanted share because this is so exciting for me. The blue adult is named bluey and he's our buck and the broken adult is our female her names moonstone

 

[Lil Acorn Acres Farm]

I know I've been on this platform before and said we were getting rabbits but we had to postpone it for awhile but today we finally picked up a buck and a doe with a litter and I wanted share because this is so exciting for me. The blue adult is named bluey and he's our buck and the broken adult is our female her names moonstoneView attachment 38049View attachment 38050View attachment 38051

Congratulations. What a nice start.

 

[ladysown]

YAY! So happy for you

 

[Her Farmstead Rabbitry]

Congrats, those babies are adorable!

 

[Cindy in SD]

Good on ya! You’re gonna love keeping rabbits, so Congrats!, and don’t be a stranger.

 

[Sliver_fox_lover]

Good on ya! You’re gonna love keeping rabbits, so Congrats!, and don’t be a stranger.

Thanks! I do have a question though after we got them all settled in our hutch we left them alone for the rest of the day and this morning when I went out all of the babies were out of the nesting box and on the cold wire and I'm un sure if I should move them back. I'm also unsure of when to start handling them like how long untill they've settled

 

[tambayo]

Those kits are what 3-4 weeks old? Box is fine with the winter cold coming/already here, but between numbers and age they'll be fine adventuring outside it.
New place means new routine and such, i wouldn't do a lot with them as yet, but being able to at least touch / stroke to check bodycondition without them running of is good. Hands should not be scary to your rabbits. Same with things in the cage / moving stuff around.

 

[Nibbles]

They do look very nice.