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My favorite was Netherland dwarf until i found this holland lop outside in my yard he is so sweet and gentle and loves being petted I've named him lucky since i saved him when i stop to pet him at feeding time he cant get enough when i close the cage door he stomps his foot

How about my newest edition ifound him outside my housr

I agree bunnies are more fun then anything else .......when there isn't enough room you just make room

That's great congratulations

Thanks to all for the kind words ........now im going to go off subject and ask for prayers for my great grandson 4 months old has been in the hospital more than at home he stops breathing last time he had to be air lifted cause the ambulance people had trouble keeping him breathing thanks...

I did put her in with buck but they chased each other around the cage more then anything but he managed to fall off her ONCE so i didnt give it any thought since i have been trying to breed my black ND doe and lilac otter ND buck for months and nothing he has fallen off her MANY times but still...

The real bummer is i wasn't expecting any didn't know she was pregnant

Sadly my himi gave birth but when i went to check they were all dead......hopefully Claude has better luck

Im dealing with the same thing 28 days ago i put a pair together he fell off once i marked it on the calendar and didnt think about so for about a week i noticed she was acting strange today she has fur all over the place and i also noticed in her box she had a ring of fur so i didn't have any...

Breeding the florida whites was a breeze but on the other hand trying to breed my netherland dwarfs it's a chore and they do all the work

A basket full of bunnies my florida whites mother is Audrey she is such a great mother

Here is more informed explanation of you question Cecotropes, also called 'night feces' or 'soft feces,' are the material resulting from the fermentation of food in a part of the digestive system called the 'cecum.' Cecotropes are nutrient-rich and are passed out of the body, like feces, but...

And also when the babies are a certain age the eat some from the mother too

No they usually eat it right out of themselves only the excess falls out but i have two rabbits that their cage and butts need cleaned often

Hollandhops ....Here is a picture of one of my kits that didn't make it so i agree with JakeM it looked deformed

I breed my dwarfs on nov 25 and again a few days later she jas not had any kits as of this morning yesterday's i put them back together and he bred her once today i put them together again a d all she did was whine the whole time after a couple minutes she tried desperately to get away from him...

thanks Sable Steel i can soon start weighing should i change out the nest also with fresh bedding

Not sure where to post my next question so I'll do it here at what age should you start weighing a new litter it is to cold cold in the rabbit house so would i be able to take them to the warm house to weigh each one and how long to keep them away from mom and not have her reject them upon their...

Since winters are cold here i gave each one a box with straw .....for my pregnant florida white on the 28th day i stuffed the box FULL of straw and Timothy Hay and made a center i checked each morning things were the same until one morning the hole was covered over with the stuffing and her fur...

My florida white (Audrey) had 6 babies one didn't survive on monday night so it was a successful breeding but thanks for the advise