When do you take the male rabbit away from the peregnant female rabbit?

Answer 1

When breeding, let the male fall off of the female about 2-3 times, and take him out. If you want a larger litter, put him back in 24-48 hours later and let him fall 2 or 3 more times before taking him out again.

--Newfoundland97

Answer 2

i think its best to keep them separate maybe put the male in a separate cage .but so they can see each other so the female knows hes around which will keep her safe but not stressed. they also like to be some where warm with blenty of fresh bedding in the dard too !!!! good luck

Answer 3

yes. the gestation for a doe is 28-32 days. so around day 20 the male should be out. he can reimpregnant the female the same day she gives birth. and babies become mature at 10 weeks he can impregnant the females at that time. after the babies are born you can introduce daddy to them. he will "pick on" and play with the boys-not a way to sex babies tho! i took my male out and put the cages next to each other. mommy and daddy snuggled thru cages and daddy was interested and talking with the babies.

Answer 4

The male rabbit should NEVER be in the female rabbit's cage. You should take the female to the males cage and return her to her own cage as soon as mating occurs. (usually in less than 2 minutes.)

Answer 5

It is best to separate the male rabbit from the pregnant female once mating has occurred, as they do not need to be housed together after this point. Leaving them together can lead to further mating attempts, which may be stressful for the pregnant female and potentially harmful to the developing babies.