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Birthing
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04-28-2010, 03:12 AM
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Birthing
Hi
Our family is new to the rabbit experience. We are with the Georgia 4H rabbit club and show in the junior class. We have 6 rabbits total: 2 mini lops, 1 Polish, 1 Lionhead, and 2 Dutch. We are at day 30 in the gestation period for one of our mini lops and feel out of our league. Can anyone help with a couple of questions? 
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04-28-2010, 11:31 AM
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RE: Birthing
Yep, sure can! What are your questions?
We've raised and shown rabbits for over 10 yrs. Pat http://www.carrollshalfpints.weebly.com |
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09-09-2010, 05:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2010 05:44 AM by babygurl.)
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RE: Birthing
I was kinda wondering how old they had to b in order to bread them?
(04-28-2010 03:12 AM)Ccreekfam5 Wrote: Hi How old dose your bunney have to be befor you can bread them and how do you tell how old they are? |
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09-09-2010, 08:48 AM
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RE: Birthing
Bunnygurl,
It depends what breed of rabbit you are talking about as to how old they should be before breeding them. Most breeds of rabbits should be 6 months old but there are a few large breeds that should be 8-10 months old before being bred. There is no way to tell how old an adult rabbit is without having a pedigree on the rabbit. A pedigree is a paper that tells you when it was born and it gives info on its parents, grandparents and great grandparents. It's the rabbit's family tree, so to speak. Pat |
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