Cals generally produce larger litters of 6-10babies. They can be a hyper rabbit that are not suitable forthe pet market, and there is not much of a market for large, mix breedrabbits except for meat or animal feed.
For these reasons, it will be important to plan ahead and have adequatehousing to separte all thelitter so they do not interbreed orfight among themselves.
Proper housing and medical care can be very expensive for that numberof rabbits, so be certain to have an emergency medical fund of at least$200, and have the cages you'll need for the offspring "before"actually breeding in the event you are unable to sell them.
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