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- 1.Rabbit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Rabbits are small mammals in the family Leporidae of the order Lagomorpha, found ... Rabbits eat these to meet their nutritional requirements. ...
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R
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- 2.House Rabbit Society
- An all-volunteer, nonprofit organization with the primary goals of rescuing abandoned rabbits, finding them homes, educating the public, and assisting humane societies. ...
- http://www.rabbit.org/
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RABBITs!!!!!!!!!!!!?
Im getting a Dutch rabbit for
breeding soon and I need some
awnsers for her. here are the
questions...... do they have a
good tempermant? what are the
age groups you suggest for
dutch? how many babies do they
have? are they good mothers?
do they do well with other
rabbits? Im planning to keep 1
of her rabbits but if they
dont get along im going to get
her another cage. please add
any websites that may help me.
thanks in advance!
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1.website about rabbit breeding 2.Website for dutch rabbits 3.ARBA(American Rabbit Breeders Association) Hope all these help and good luck Lisa Bugsys Wabbit Hole We raise quality Mini Rex, Mini Lop and Netherland Dwarfs freewebs.com/bugsyswabbithole |
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How can I know if rabbits are I have two sibling baby
rabbits and a lop rabbit. The
lop rabbit is like 2-3 months
old already. I put her to the
two baby rabbit's cage. When
one of the baby tried to sniff
her, the lop chased the baby
rabbit around the cage but
stopped. I separated them
immediately. But i don't know
if they are just playing or
fighting. Should I just leave
three of them together so they
can get along? Are they
playing or fighting? How can I
know?
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its hard to tell... i think that u should put them in the same cage again and sorta monitor their behavior .. for example check to see if they are hanging out together or the little ones are shying away... also if there is any "phisical abuse" i would assume fighting and separate them immediately... putting them in the same cage again could result in them getting to know eachother better or the older one could be protective of its area ... cuz rabbits are very territorial.. but since they are young they might be able to grow up together and not mind... i think its after they mature that they become more territorial.. basically.. give them another chance to be in the same cage BUT jus incase.. keep a close eye on them.. im pretty sure u'll be able to tell the difference between fighting and playing... hope this helps!.. |
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How long does a rabbits I have two rabbits at home
(male+female) and I want them
to have babies so that I could
then sell them to people. My
female rabbit doesn't like
people at all, she seems so
wild and I think that she
would really take care of her
own babies as she is very
friendly towards other
rabbits. My male rabbit is
friendly towards other rabbits
and people as well. Would it
be appropriate to breed my two
rabbits and then sell the
little ones, just for my
female rabbits own good.
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PLEASE don't breed your rabbits. There are hundreds and thousands of homeless rabbits being euthanized in shelters every day because there are not enough good homes -JUST like cats and dogs. PLEASE keep your rabbits apart. They can have 1-20 babies every 31 days. There is NO profit in being a responsible breeder, and there is NO need for more pets in this world. If you have free time, please go spend it at the animal shelter. Maybe if you go see how many animals die without homes, you won't try to turn a quick buck pumping out more animals. Send people to rabbit rescue - www.rabbit.org if they want a pet rabbit. Plus, if you don't spay and neuter your bunnies, you will end up over run with rabbits AND having people who want to eat them or use them as snake food trying to buy bunnies from you. Your female will calm down and like people if you SPAY her - they are extremely hormonal, and often agressive if left unspayed. PLEASE spay your rabbit before she gets uterine cancer (the rates are as high at 80% by 3-4 years old! Visit www.Qrabbit.com to learn more about bunnies, and PLEASE spay and neuter your pets. |
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i just found a nest of baby rabbits. I was wondering how many babies can a rabbit have? and if i should put them in a crate or just leave them. I accidently stepped on one and it died right there. What should i doo should i get rid of that one or leave it for the mother to take care of please respond .........I AM IN NO MEANS A RABBIT PERSON