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Good idea to check, We are pretty sure however that the black one is the only male. They had two breeders and one died of old age soon after they left. The brown one in the photograph is certainly female as well as the orange because they both have had litters in pins before they got out. The...

appreciate all the advice. Ill feel it out and see how the one rabbit handles all the babies in the pin. If I can though I'll catch them all and put them in the big area and let them go communal, they already all share the same outside space so I don't think one momma would hurt the others...

yes, I have seen them nibble hay and a couple in the cage try to nurse from the brown rabbit. After they stop nursing, I read they eat the pellets of the mother rabbits to help give them the correct intestinal enzymes, can they be affected negatively if the brown rabbit is not their mother at all?

here they are with the one momma I was able to catch, they were close I think that is a good sign but the more I think about it I think either some of these or the other three belong to the other one as well, would a substitute work or should I just try to catch every bunny and put the all...

the family owns all the parent rabbits. they wouldn't know though because they have been gone for almost two months. I have pictures but before I upload I have another question, there were 10 babies total, I caged 5 there are three running around and I found 2 dead by cat. Is it possible for...

Hello, I am very new to raising bunnies, in fact I am just watching for a family that is in Mexico for a few more weeks. The problem is there are free range bunnies on the property and cats. The babies are getting eaten like candy by these evil cats so I finally went and rounded up all the...