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When is she due? Also what breed is she?

Do her teeth look normal? Can you possibly take a picture of them?

Ok, thanks. I definitely won’t be breeding those colors again.

I sounds like it might be a dental problem. Is she eating properly? If not, that could definitely change the shape/size of her droppings. Not eating can be a sign of a dental problem. The grinding is an indication of pain. Check her teeth to see if anything looks abnormal.

Genetics are my weak point in breeding rabbits. I am trying to learn, but at the moment I still need quite a bit of help. :) So you wouldn’t suggest eventually breeding any of the kits? Even to certain colors? Would you still show them? Sorry for all of the questions.

I love Holland Lops, so much attitude!

Augustus&HazelGrace, where are you located in KY? I may know of a good rehab if you are close Cincy.

Oh, ok. Thanks again!

Thanks so much! So a black could hide the tort. gene? Also can a pedigree tell you if a rabbit might carry tort. or otter?

Do you think she should leave the one that can’t move it’s back legs in there as well?

Ok. Thanks so much! One more question. Is it possible to breed him to certain colors and get all showable babies?

Hmmm... that doesn't sound so good. Maybe you should go ahead and take them to a rehabilitator. How old would you estimate them to be?

His sibling is actually a blue tort and they look different from each other. The one in question has a cream stomach and all of the agouti markings while his sibling does not.

No worries! Since you can’t take a photo, you should be able to compare their body shape to that of your domestic rabbit kits. Are the wild kits bellies full or shrunken? Also, are they calling all the time or are they quiet?

Hello, I am new to this form, however I am not new to rabbits. Hopefully I can provide some help. You mentioned that you had placed a kiddie pool over top of the nest? The concept of protecting them wonderful, but can the mother get inside to her nest? Even if she can, this may deter her from...