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I'd put him in a hutch when you have the piggies out. if he nips, lock him up.

if you slightly dampen your hands and run them backwards through the coat you get an amazing amount of fur off your bunny. Occasionally smooth down the coat. I have found this to be the quickest way to help with a quick shed. For the skirt, just pluck it rapidly out.

she actually looks not quite right.. but you said she was eating and drinking well. A round HARD belly is not indicative of pregnancy, it's indicative of bunny with a gut issue.

hormones at play perhaps?

silver tipped steel from what I can tell from the pictures. though I blew one of the pictures up and he might actually be a gold tipped steel.

different rabbits drink different amounts of water

it's more likely the head tilt is caused by e.cunniculi. You'll need meds to treat that. A rabbit savvy vet would be your best bet OR do some research and go back to the vet for a better/more definitive diagnosis. OR contact a rabbit rescue to see if they can help.

she looks like a tiny fine boned mini rex, questionable on the quality. Not sure I'd breed her.

honestly? Looks to me like she got poop caught near her vet, it got pulled off and now she has an owie. It can look badly swollen for a while and then heal fairly well.

i'm thinking sable point as well

if an unneutered male is ATTACKING a female... I'd be double checking that it's a male. MOST of the times males won't attack a female, but females will attack other females and sometimes males. if he's looking at mounting her.. well then he wants to have babies.

You do not have to do anything special for the doe, in fact doing anything different feed wise for the doe could actually compromise her health. As to why the babies were born dead... first litter, she could be built narrow, birth could have taken too long, If she ever has another litter it...

the problem with corn is not just the mytotoxins but also in how it is not processed well within the gut of rabbits. Corn simply isn't good for them overall.

Panacur... just a single drop at that age. EVERY DAY for a couple of weeks.. but you have to disclose to illness to any potential new owner as it may need continued treatment. You need to treat the doe as it is most likely cunniculi and it will have gotten it from the doe. Either pet out...

as long as your rabbits are healthy.... ignore what others say. Hay is simply dried grass so if you need to feed hay.. DRY some your grass. :) Simple and easy.

if you live in India.. feed the grasses that are normal to your area. You don't have to buy a USA based grass. Just feed them grass/hay from the area that you live in.

if you live in the United States, you can't sell them until they are 8 weeks old ... as far as I know that's the standard in all the states. You'd have to check the laws.

Move the nest into a nestbox, put nestbox where the litter was born and done. Rabbits for the most part of really flexible. The fact that she's tolerated you messing around with the kits and has taken them back after their wanderings speaks well to her "never mind, let me care for them...

a smutty orange is a rabbit that is an orange colour with dark areas... like a smut over top.

looks to me like a vienna marked smutty orange.