The Haven Rabbitry
Well-Known Member
Hello All,
I had given up hope on my Californian buck whose testicles never descended. I was just about to get rid of him in exchange for another buck, but today, I checked him and to my suprise, his testicles were there! He is almost 7 months old. I checked them last at 6 months and 1 week old.
My question is, because it took so long (I'm assuming, as I even had a vet feel for them before and she also could not feel them) to descend, do you think he will be sterile, or do you think he'll still be able to reproduce?
I'm very excited but want to make sure he can still reproduce.
Thanks!
I had given up hope on my Californian buck whose testicles never descended. I was just about to get rid of him in exchange for another buck, but today, I checked him and to my suprise, his testicles were there! He is almost 7 months old. I checked them last at 6 months and 1 week old.
My question is, because it took so long (I'm assuming, as I even had a vet feel for them before and she also could not feel them) to descend, do you think he will be sterile, or do you think he'll still be able to reproduce?
I'm very excited but want to make sure he can still reproduce.
Thanks!