rabbitgirl
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Aww, he'sso pretty! er, handsome!
Rose
Rose
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What beautiful pictures and gorgeousrabbits. They're so easy on the eye! No wonder whyyou've got some champions there! I love the pictures of thefur. The colors are so beautiful.
Congratulations, SunnieBunny.
-Carolyn
Congratulations, SunnieBunny.-Carolyn
SunnieBunnie Rabbitry
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Thank you all for the nice comments 
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Jordyn is my handsome man...lol.... I'm very proud of him.
~Sunshine
.Jordyn is my handsome man...lol.... I'm very proud of him.
~Sunshine
rabbitluvr04
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NO luck...I still cant tell if shes pregnant, but i'll keep trying!~~
rabbitluvr04
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BUGS IS PREGNANT, SHE JUST STARTED PULLING FUR.!! IM SO! HAPPY.
rabbitluvr04
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I just counted. Bugs was with the male exactly 30 days ago. and she started pulling hair today! when will she have the babies.
SunnieBunnie Rabbitry
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Since she's pulling fur, my bet would be on today or you'll see them in the morning .
Good luck - waiting for a litter is always exciting!!!
.Good luck - waiting for a litter is always exciting!!!
rabbitluvr04
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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT HELPED ME THROUGH THIS LOL i DO HOPE SHE HAS THE BABIES TODAY!~
lanna21974
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rabbitluvr04
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what are the signs ..to know when shes going to have babies?
SunnieBunnie Rabbitry
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Labor signs differ from one rabbit to the next...
One of my doe's actually stood and stretched her nose to the top of hercage (proping herself up with one leg on the side of her cage) and youcan see her belly tightening durring contractions.... she did this fornearly 10 hours or so. She started to pull fur 2hrs beforeshe actually kindled, then I noticed her spending more time in hernestbox.... so of course, I decided to camp out at her cage to catchthe event. I lucked out - she had them at 10pm, and not onlydid I witness the birth... I got to video tape it. She showedno labor signs with hersecond litter though.
My other doe's showed no signs what so ever until I noticed fur in the box and there were wiggly baby bunnies under it.
One of my doe's actually stood and stretched her nose to the top of hercage (proping herself up with one leg on the side of her cage) and youcan see her belly tightening durring contractions.... she did this fornearly 10 hours or so. She started to pull fur 2hrs beforeshe actually kindled, then I noticed her spending more time in hernestbox.... so of course, I decided to camp out at her cage to catchthe event. I lucked out - she had them at 10pm, and not onlydid I witness the birth... I got to video tape it. She showedno labor signs with hersecond litter though.
My other doe's showed no signs what so ever until I noticed fur in the box and there were wiggly baby bunnies under it.
rabbitluvr04
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i put her in a medium sized cage and moved her inside. but she doesnt have a nesting box in there. is this ok?
rabbitgirl
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needs a nest box! definitely!
Rose
Rose
rabbitluvr04
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what kind of box
.the cage isnt that big!
.the cage isnt that big!
rabbitgirl
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Something big enough to get in but not too big.It's just to make a nest in. Like that box in a recent post by Lanna(Chloe is the bunny), depending on the rabbit size. she will havebabies in there (we hope!).
Rose
Rose
lanna21974
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rabbitluvr04 wrote:
Rabbitluvr04,
It depends onthe type of rabbit you have as to what size nest box she needs. Sincei'm relatively new here and dont remember exactly what breed of rabbiteveryone has I'll post the sizes for all.
dwarfs...12" long x 8" wide x 8" tall
Medium...15" long x 10" wide x 10" tall
large...18" long x 12" wide x 12 tall
You should make sure thatthe front of the nest box is somewhat closed in to preventthe kits from crawling out onto the wire, but make sure mama bun hasample room to get into the nest box. (if they do and youcatch them in time they'll be ok, but if not they can die from exposuresince they cant regulate their body temp yet) The mama bunny will NOTput the babies back in the nest so you need to be watchful. Hope thishelps.
Lanna
Rabbitluvr04,
It depends onthe type of rabbit you have as to what size nest box she needs. Sincei'm relatively new here and dont remember exactly what breed of rabbiteveryone has I'll post the sizes for all.
dwarfs...12" long x 8" wide x 8" tall
Medium...15" long x 10" wide x 10" tall
large...18" long x 12" wide x 12 tall
You should make sure thatthe front of the nest box is somewhat closed in to preventthe kits from crawling out onto the wire, but make sure mama bun hasample room to get into the nest box. (if they do and youcatch them in time they'll be ok, but if not they can die from exposuresince they cant regulate their body temp yet) The mama bunny will NOTput the babies back in the nest so you need to be watchful. Hope thishelps.
Lanna
