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  1. DutchBunny03

    new bunny in town

    Welcome from northern NY!!! Thats quite a lot of rabbits. Do you show? I have 3 purebred steel Dutch, and 2 NZ mutts. Comparatively, I'm just starting out with rabbits. So far, its been very rewarding(and sometimes frustrating).
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    New pig owner here

    Welcome from NY!!!
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    Hi!!!

    Yay!!! New rabbit people!!! Rabbits are not as easy as they are made out to be, but they are not as much of a pain in the neck as many other animals. What purpose would you want your rabbits to serve?
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    New To BYH

    Welcome from NY!! Your morgan is really pretty.
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    Is this good enough (pedigree)

    You may not be overthinking it. Rabbits do breed like rabbits, but only when you dont want them too. There have been 3 month old bucks that are capable of breeding, even without completely developed testicles. Although it is very unlikely that the litter was sired by the black buck, it is not...
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    Hello from Iowa!

    Welcome from northern NY!!! Hope your goats do well(they are adorable, btw).
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    Howdy from Texas

    Welcome from northern NY! What breed of rabbits are you planning on getting?
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    G'day from Australia! Great to be here

    Welcome from NY!!! Australia is AWESOME!
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    Sick 9 mo old Flemish giant

    If she was the more submissive of the two fighting rabbits, the thinness may be the result of the dominant one not allowing her to eat. Thats one of the dangers of keeping more than one rabbit in a single cage. She may still be afraid to eat.
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    Hello from Central Oregon!

    Welcome from NY!
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    New member from Georgia!

    5, sort of. One isnt really mine, but she gets lumped in with the rest.
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    Chicken Killing Mutts

    If they are killing your birds, they should go. Are they in any better physical condition than what you found them in? Is training them not to bother the chickens out of the question?
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    New member from Georgia!

    Welcome from northern NY! Your goats look great!
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    Strange chewing, off behavior and eating/drinking less

    The chicken food may have been a part of it. It just isn't what rabbits should be eating, and he probably ate way too much. Rabbits do not have good self control; they will eat until they get sick. If your garage is dusty, that could have been the cause of the watery eye.
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    I think I'm impatient lol

    Thats awesome! Watch to be sure that they are all getting fed, since the kits greatly outnumber how many a single doe can feed at one time. In such a scenerio, little ones get pushed to the side.Is there any way you could foster out a couple of them? But they all look super healthy.
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    Strange chewing, off behavior and eating/drinking less

    That's great!!! It's sort of weird that gas drops worked.
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    new memeber

    Welcome to BYH!!!
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    How old do you wean the your kits? (Poll)

    6 weeks minimum, at least for non-production rabbits. Meat rabbits, like NZs, are weaned earlier, because the dam needs to be bred closer apart. For show rabbits, 8 weeks is best. You want those rabbits to get a glossy coat and good body mass. But it really depends on the litter. I've seen...
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    New member from West Wales

    Welcome from northern NY!!!
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    Strange chewing, off behavior and eating/drinking less

    Does he have any Netherland Dwarf in him? They are very prone to malcullusion(the misalignment of the teeth), so it may be showing up in him. Turn him over and check his teeth. Give him soft food(fruit, greens, water, hay), and closely observe his behavior. If he does have something lodged in...
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