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Yes! I breed Flemish Giant crosses as well as purebred and the crosses vary - some individuals show more Flemish genes then others. I reckon this is definitely the case in your litter.

I can sex my kits 100% at three weeks old, but I usually confirm the sexes at week 4 and I've never got it wrong :D they are super adorable @Orrin

I would say there's no danger in your rabbit molting again so quickly after the last molt. My male bun molts all the time, just make sure they have plenty of food to replenish on as molting takes a lot of energy out of rabbits :rolleyes:

do you have any wild rabbits visiting your property or the presence of females? This sets boys off like crazy and I've been in this situation with two males which were best friends and then had this behaviour due to the presence of other rabbits and so I moved them away from being able to come...

wow my question would be why did you have her with a male in the first place if you didn't want her to get pregnant as rabbits are AMAZING at breeding breeding breeding! She sure looks pregnant to me, some rabbits only make a nest 3 days before giving birth then full it up with fluff right...

CUUUUUUUUUUUTE!

I have been away from my boy (Flemish Giant) for three weeks before, and yes he was a little depressed for the whole time but he made it through OK. Just make sure your bunny has a huge cage to run around in and play, give him toys that will keep him entertained and ask if the neighbours can pet...

If you are going to get your bunny tattooed, it should be absolutely fine :D

OMGOODNESS yeeeeeeeeees I think you are right, as the ears are TINY!!!!!! How old are they in the pictures?

I have a question: is one of your bunnies desexed/neutered???

I would say he's a runt, as long as hes getting milk and staying nice and round, you don't need to be too concerned. I have a runt in my litter of 11, and at first I thought he was a peanut but he got plenty of milk - he's just half the size of the rest. Keep a good eye on him though. How old...

yes same! My doe has 11 4 week old bunnies, and she loves to get away from them!

In my opinion, I think you will get mostly solid whites, or a mixture of both White and Chestnut solid colored bunnies :D

naaaaw why did you have to give cookie away @Cookiemonster?

This is my second litter and look at my babies! I’ve got 11! They are three weeks old now, jumping around and so annoying! I never get a moment to have a rest without one of them nudging me to give kisses. Aren’t they beautiful? - Missy :)

I hold say that if you deserved him before 6 months (maturity age) then he wouldn’t spray as he doesn’t have those hormones which cause males to do this. Also, if you have the virus continually around then I would definitely get him vaccinated yearly :)

(the male bunny on my avatar pic is vienna, but when I breed him with a solid female, only solid offspring are produced, just to give you an idea. It's hard to know whether the females genes are dominant or the males until you have bred them together at least once:))

If you want solid coloured offspring then yes definitely use a solid coloured mini lop male. colour of male doesn't matter too much unless you want a certain colour. If you can, see whether the males parents are solid or broken as this will give you a good idea to whether he has that gene or...

oh my goodness it lived for that long!!!? If it were one of my kits, I would've euthanized it after a couple of days as that could not have been nice for the bunny... poor thing. I have a kit in my litter of 12 which might need to be euthanized as it is very weak and not getting milk... I love...

Flemish Giant (dad) crossed with 1/2 Minilop 1/2 Flemish Giant (mum) *note: I live in New Zealand so Flemmies here are a lot smaller then Continental Giants... update: I had a look and seems like one kit is super skinny and not moving a lot, will check this afternoon otherwise should I put it...