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BlueCamasRabbitry

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As me and my sister approached the door of the rabbitry tonight, we heard something inside and immediately knew a rabbit was out. Open the door, switch on the light to reveal that Mississippi's cage door is shut, lock un-done, him nowhere to be seen, pooh and shavings EVERYWHERE!

After calling around for about 4 minutes, he comes crawling out from under Willow's cage bottom holding a green piece of paper. I take it from him, and say "Is this a letter?" He looks at us. "Guess what it says?" Pleading eyes. "You're Grounded!"

As if that wasn't enough, he somehow broke into Autumn's cage; her lock is broken, but it still works. I remember someone on hear telling me not to be surprised when he learns to open cages, but I have a hard time with this lock (it's like most on the wire cages, the wire J looking thing that clasps the door in place, and this one hooks over the top. With enough Sippi-jiggling, I'm sure it's easy to manage ;)) And apparently it was.

We shut every cage door this morning and locked them all. I swear I locked Sippi's, but I can't remember. All I know is for a fact that Autumn's (Savannah's cage was open too, must have happened from the jiggling??) and Savvy's were locked.

Now comes the bad part. The condition of Autumn's cage and herself: shavings spread, fur everywhere, she has missing fur, some little red spots and lots of bare skin, obvious nip marks. She was obviously "raped". Poor girl.

We can only hope that she isn't pregnant, and that his "thing" didn't reach her, although her area was red and puffy (what does this mean?). She's not that much smaller than Sippi, so if indeed she is pregnant, we can only hope that everything goes ok.

On the litter fact, she has had four litters before, so it's not like she's never been bred before. She is on the chunky side, hence why she has been on a diet; she'll continue to be on this diet if she's pregnant, so the kits dont grow to big.

Well, there's Sippi's bad-boy adventure....he's offically "locked up" in the jail now....he's in loads of trouble. We're not sure who to blame about his cage-locking, us or him. It could of been either of us. Definitley not our fault he got into Autumn's cage though.....this boy is just asking for it!

Thanks,
Emily
 
I feel really bad for Autumn. I am worried about her having big kits. :(

I hope everything goes fine if she is pregnant. Now we have to buy a nest box (had to anyway for Minnie's litter next year). And now my babysitting money has to go toward her in case something happens (or maybe even emercgency spay) instead of buying them toys......

Looks like we may be getting English Lops earlier than we expected! What a lovely xmas present don't ya think?! Ahh, they may have some harlie colors.......

Please pray for Autumn that she isn't preggo, but if she is that she will have a healthy safe birth and only a few kits.

:runningrabbit:
 
all i can say is WOW!!!! aren't you expecting a litter of mini-rex's on wednesday?? i guess the "bun-stork" really likes visiting your rabbitry. with all these kits i think everyone on here really does need to take a field trip to your house.....there's enough buns for all of us to have one:D
 
purplepeacock wrote:
all i can say is WOW!!!! aren't you expecting a litter of mini-rex's on wednesday?? i guess the "bun-stork" really likes visiting your rabbitry. with all these kits i think everyone on here really does need to take a field trip to your house.....there's enough buns for all of us to have one:D
Yes indeed we are expecting a litter of Mini Rex kits on Wednesday.

Lol that's surely true! Everyone could take a baby home! lol.

Emily
 
BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:
On the litter fact, she has had four litters before, so it's not like she's never been bred before. She is on the chunky side, hence why she has been on a diet; she'll continue to be on this diet if she's pregnant, so the kits dont grow to big.

By no means am I a rabbit in utero specialist but am thinking that dieting a rabbit whilst pregnant is like dieting a human whilst pregnant? Wouldn't it deprive the fetuses of nutrients?

What a clever but very naughty Mississippi! Maybe you should get iron welded combination locks for the cages:p
 
PepnFluff wrote:
BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:
On the litter fact, she has had four litters before, so it's not like she's never been bred before. She is on the chunky side, hence why she has been on a diet; she'll continue to be on this diet if she's pregnant, so the kits dont grow to big.

By no means am I a rabbit in utero specialist but am thinking that dieting a rabbit whilst pregnant is like dieting a human whilst pregnant? Wouldn't it deprive the fetuses of nutrients?

I am sure she just means lowered/limited pellet intakes. IF she is pregnant then she should probably have what a normal adult rabbit would have since the kits will be taking in the nutrients, but you sill dont want to give to much because of the babies growing to big (am I making sense?).
 
He's a funny guy but what a stress for you.

If you knew for sure he had 'done it' you could breed him to her again to raise the likelihood of more smaller kits, than lesser big kits. But obviously given you don't actually know, that's not really a good thing to do.

If only rabbits could talk, hey.


 
wow........that's....um.....wow! i can't believe the little sucker did that! ok, actually i can:?. but getting into that cage?!?!?!i hope it all goes well, babies or no:).
 
PepnFluff wrote:
BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:
On the litter fact, she has had four litters before, so it's not like she's never been bred before. She is on the chunky side, hence why she has been on a diet; she'll continue to be on this diet if she's pregnant, so the kits dont grow to big.

By no means am I a rabbit in utero specialist but am thinking that dieting a rabbit whilst pregnant is like dieting a human whilst pregnant? Wouldn't it deprive the fetuses of nutrients?

What a clever but very naughty Mississippi! Maybe you should get iron welded combination locks for the cages:p

Right now she gets 1/3 a cup a day, split in two feedings. If she turns out to be pregnant we will up it some more ;)

Emily
 
Flashy wrote:
He's a funny guy but what a stress for you.

If you knew for sure he had 'done it' you could breed him to her again to raise the likelihood of more smaller kits, than lesser big kits. But obviously given you don't actually know, that's not really a good thing to do.

If only rabbits could talk, hey.

Yeah exactly lol.

Well I dont even want to breed him to her again, even to get the chance of smaller kits, just in case she isn't pregnant. ;)

Yeah if he could talk I wonder what he would say lol.


 
Oh wow! :shock:Sippi is such a little booger! I hope Autumn is ok, and hopefully doesn't have any kits..

I still can't believe Sippi did that! Well I can see him doing that but... You know what I mean.

I hope all goes well! :goodluck



Karlee
 
Flashy do you think that would be ok? I am quite she she might be preggo. Her genitals were puffy looking and all....what does that mean?

I just want to make sure that the babies will be as small as possible (and still be healthy) so what if we like breed her to him. Than did it again like eight hours later. Just so if she isn't preggo now, and then gets preggo for rebreeding then we'll breed again so the babes will really have a chance at being small. Do you get what I mean?

Or is it too late to re breed since it happened over 24 hours ago?
 
BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:
Yeah if he could talk I wonder what he would say lol.

 
Probably something like "Hey, way to spoil the fun, mom!" :p or maybe even "*even nelson from simpsons laugh* iiiiimmm to smart for the locks, to smart for the locks :p"
 
BSAR wrote:
Or is it too late to re breed since it happened over 24 hours ago?
I was just thinking, since it was so long ago if you were to breed now your are likely to get babys (or at least fertilized eggs) in both uterine horns, meaning you are likely to then get "blobs", if you really didnt want babies or if he is bigger then her then isnt this the safest option?
 
Yeh. We aren't going to rebreed him to her. I am going to take a pic of her next to him later so you can see the size of her compared to him. That way you guys can really tell if the babies will be too big for her or not.
 
If you are concerned about her, could you spay her?
 

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