can she hold on?

[Blackthorn45]

Separate them now. Get the femalespayed now. You never said how old they are, but they lookold enough to breed. However, being able to be bred isdifferent from the age a doe SHOULD be bred.

Your rabbits will eventually fight if not altered, and of coursebreed. DON'T breed them. Period. Get thefemale spayed now to ensure she doesn't have a litter after beinghoused with the male. When you can afford it, have the maleneutered. Then you can bond them and have a happy pair ofrabbits.

 

[ayglnu13]

Blackthorn45 wrote:

Separate them now. Get the female spayednow. You never said how old they are, but they look oldenough to breed. However, being able to be bred is differentfrom the age a doe SHOULD be bred.

Your rabbits will eventually fight if not altered, and of coursebreed. DON'T breed them. Period. Get thefemale spayed now to ensure she doesn't have a litter after beinghoused with the male. When you can afford it, have the maleneutered. Then you can bond them and have a happy pair ofrabbits.

Awesome advice as usual!

~Amy

 

[Kricket]

lynzilouwho wrote:

please help me i know nothing on bunnies

This is EXACTLY why you should not breed these buns. Read,read, and read some more BEFORE you breed. Separate themnow. Good luck