No you cant gecause then the two males will fight over the baby and the doe and with mine one killed the other
Rabbits are territorial and when you put a male in a female's cage, it is her space. Therefore it's better to put the doe in the buck's cage.
You take the doe to the bucks cage.
First, both rabbits must be sexually mature. A doe (female) is taken to the buck's (male) cage/hutch. Courting may occur by one or both rabbits. If a doe is in heat and ready to breed she will allow the buck to mount her. Mating then occurs. The doe is then returned to her cage/hutch and in 28-32 days she will kindle (give birth) to a litter.
It only takes a minute at the most for the male to get the female pregnant once you have put them in the same hutch.
I have found that with my own rabbits they started to pull their hair out when they are fertile in preparation for being pregnant. The rabbits I had did this when there was no other rabbits around, and the vet I go to said that when they start it is a sign that the bunny is becoming mature.
When breeding rabbits it is always a good idea to put the doe in the bucks cage. If you do it the other way aroung there is a good chance that your doe could easily hurt you buck! Hope that helps!
Yes, she will. However... Male and Female rabbits should never be allowed to stay together when the female is pregnant. It is dangerous for both of them. The health of the doe is put at risk when she is kept with the male at this time, plus their is the added danger of injury to both through fighting. Once the babies are born the male will have to kept away from her as well. One reason is the male will be able to impregnate the female as soon as she has given birth, he may also kill the babies.
male and female what?
Never pet different sex rabbits in the same cage, they will fight. Depending on the size of rabbit, she can get pregnant at 4 months. The interesting part is; rabbits have 2 uterus and can get pregnant with 2 litters at the same time!
No, buck rabbits (male rabbits) do not typically kill their young. In fact, male rabbits play little to no role in caring for or raising the young. It is the female rabbits (does) who are primarily responsible for caring for their offspring.
I am not sure if you have worded your question correctly but I will try to answer anyway. Becarful of putting rabbits together that have not been raised together. The female put with a male rabbit will most likely get pregnant yes, however, have a hutch that can separate the male and female once the babies are born or the male will eat the male bunnies. If there is more than one female in the hutch when you put in the male the females may try and kill the male so it is best to pick one female and put with male separately from the other females. Hope that was helpful.
Then she isn't pregnant or if she is just put the male away from her