Nevermind, I read what you wrote wrong

as soon as she had dropped she will be extremely territorial, hence why u shouldn't touch the young until they are hopping about.

she will most defiantly attack any rabbit that comes in to her territory, hutch/run even if they have previously been friends.


there are tens of thousands of rabbits sat in animal rescues, many of them will never know a real home, please have both your does spayed. There is no money to make from breeding rabbits, professionally or unprofessionally

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Why can't you just enjoy them as pets? there are over 33,000 rabbits in rescues at the moment and many more on the waiting lists to go in.

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There are 33,000 bunnies young, middle aged, old, large and small all looking for a second chance and loving home, can you help? www.rabbitrehome.org.uk



If tears could build a stairway, And memories a lane,
I'd walk right up to Heaven, And bring you home again.

You can only try, if she is used to having the other doe around she will prob be fine.

I recently sexed a pair of rabbits wrong and had a call 6 months later as a litter arrived!! Although i went round to fetch the 'buck' for a few days until they got a new hutch, the doe was fab with having the buck around, he was protective of the litter more than the doe was lol.

There's only 1 way to find out.
Good luck

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has the doe been spayed now? she is probably preg again as i'm sure you'll know frags. hope all the kits are healthy.

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