He does indeed and rabbits love sex, they have several litters of babies a year.
Incorrect, it is possible, though rare, for a female rabbit to drop an egg in which the DNA does not separate resulting in a self-fertilized egg. This creates a genetically identical copy of the mother. This process is known as Parthenogenesis.
Parthenogenesis does occur in many species, but does not occur naturally in rabbits, parthenogenesis is induced through electrical stimulation and is not naturally occurring (In rabbits)
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The proper age for breeding on a female is 1 year and on a male it is around 6 months. Rabbits can have rabbits at around three months if they ar able to which I advise IS REALLY UNHEALTHY FOR THE DOE!
The lump you are referring to is probably her dewlap. A dewlap is loose skin that often develops on the neck of the female rabbit. They are found mainly on female rabbits in certain breeds, the males are also allowed a small one. Its purpose is to give another area for the doe to pull fur from when she is making her nest for her kits.
It depends if the female is going through her 'menstrual' cycle at the time of mating. Also if either the male or female is spayed it is unlikely the female is pregnant. A female rabbit is basically 'in season' all the time. As far as a menstrual cycle goes, I don't know where you got that term. It is not a rabbit term. Sometimes breeding with the moon is your best bet for large litters.
Rabbits vary in color, size, length of ears, and length of body. Some rabbits are small and others are very large and can hop further distances.
there are many many MANY different breeds of domesticated (pet) rabbits. so all of them look different. but wild rabbits are usually more earthy colors, brown mostly. pet rabbits are also more friendlier than wild rabbits.
The proper age for breeding on a female is 1 year and on a male it is around 6 months. Rabbits can have rabbits at around three months if they ar able to which I advise IS REALLY UNHEALTHY FOR THE DOE!
Rabbits are interesting because they are one of the few mammals that don't have a special time for breeding, but instead can get pregnant almost every time they breed. The female pulls hair from her chest and belly to make a soft nest for her babies, and takes care of them by hopping in for a very short period several times a day. Rabbits also come in many different sizes and colors, from very small dwarf rabbits to the large giant breeds.
Yes, male and female rabbits have nipples, although they may be hard to find because they're very small under the fur; the nipples of a nursing female rabbit will be much larger and easier to find. Another word for nipple is "teat" but this word is usually only used to refer to the nipples of a nursing mother.
The lump you are referring to is probably her dewlap. A dewlap is loose skin that often develops on the neck of the female rabbit. They are found mainly on female rabbits in certain breeds, the males are also allowed a small one. Its purpose is to give another area for the doe to pull fur from when she is making her nest for her kits.
It depends if the female is going through her 'menstrual' cycle at the time of mating. Also if either the male or female is spayed it is unlikely the female is pregnant. A female rabbit is basically 'in season' all the time. As far as a menstrual cycle goes, I don't know where you got that term. It is not a rabbit term. Sometimes breeding with the moon is your best bet for large litters.
Rabbits vary in color, size, length of ears, and length of body. Some rabbits are small and others are very large and can hop further distances.
yes that's has happen with me
Rabbits can have any number of babies. Some may only have one baby. Smaller rabbits have small litters and larger rabbits are capable of having large litters.
You make more dogs that probably won't find a forever home. Plus I think depending on the size difference your female could die from it.
All rabbits, male and female, are born with nipples, but they're so small that you usually can't see them. If you can see your rabbit's nipples, that means she is pregnant or nursing; otherwise, it means the skin is irritated. If the irritation doesn't go away within a few days, you should go to the vet. See the related question below for details.
The yorkie is the female she is quite small. I just want to make sure she will be healthy enough if she does end up pregnant
The term hyperbole is a figure of speech meant to exaggerate a point but is not meant to be taken literally. It is a more colourful way to express and emphasize an idea. Of course, nothing but a rabbit can technically breed like a rabbit. Female rabbits can become pregnant at any time, can give birth as often as every 31 days, and can literally become pregnant the day after giving birth. Litter size can be anywhere from 4 to 12 kits. So left unchecked rabbits can indeed breed like…well, rabbits. So yes, the phrase, "They breed like rabbits", is an example of hyperbole. It's another way to say that something can produce a large number of offspring in a small amount of time.