Well, I built a partition wall in the colony and put Fred in there to give Morgan a break. He was very upset that he couldn't get back in with the other rabbits and explored his entire area looking for a way out. He is still eating and drinking fine but now he sits quietly looking through the wire at the other bunnies. Morgan lies down near the door to the partition as if trying to keep close to him. They got along well since I put them in the colony, often lying together and not minding the little buns jumping all over them. However, poor Morgan is about to pop out her fourth litter in a row with no break and I"m worried about wearing her out.
I"m starting to work on an addition to the colony and plan to put another doe in there, separate from Morgan, so he can spend some time with one and then some time with the other but for now he has to sit by himself and I feel terrible each time I go out there and see him pining for the other rabbits.
How many litters in a row is too many? She had a litter Jan. 13, Feb. 14, March 18 and is due this week. I"m glad the colony is a success but, wow!
I"m starting to work on an addition to the colony and plan to put another doe in there, separate from Morgan, so he can spend some time with one and then some time with the other but for now he has to sit by himself and I feel terrible each time I go out there and see him pining for the other rabbits.
How many litters in a row is too many? She had a litter Jan. 13, Feb. 14, March 18 and is due this week. I"m glad the colony is a success but, wow!