It depends on how the mother is, If she is happy with you being with her and near them she should be happy with you petting her and them but you should not take them away from her or out of her sight.
If she is protective of them do not intrude, wait a few days and she will be happier, whatever you do don't distress her.
This has been proven to be a myth.
No it will not. Not even wild animals will reject their babies if touched by humans, that's a wivestale.
You can touch the newborn puppies with your bare hands. It's not healthy for the puppies though even if the mother allows it.
No do not touch the babies until they are covered in fur. If you do the mother will kill the ones that you touched. separate them by gender
Watch the mother dog when you go near the pups. She will let you know by the way she acts when it suits her for you to touch them. If she gets agitated or appears upset at all, it's too early...don't touch them yet or she might reject them.
You don't touch them and just let the mother mouse handle it.
I'm not saying I know, but probably not, because the mother will scratch you if you try and touch her babies.
you can touch the newborn after the mother has cleaned it. don't pick it up or take it away from its mother for about 24 hours and after that never keep it more than a few minutes away from the mom.
Newborn kittens cannot see or hear. They must use scent to locate their mother. Once found, her purr vibrates, so they also find her through touch. When their ears open, they can also hear her.
Just make sure the mother rabbit (doe) is with the newborn. She will make sure the newborn kit is as warm as clothes that just came out of the dryer! When they are old enough to touch, you can feel their belly to make sure they are warm.
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It usually has something to do with touching the newborns, you shouldn't touch them, this can cause the mother to reject them because it doesn't smell right to her.