Rabbits are mammals. Rabbits are viviparous animals and will give birth directly to rabbits without laying eggs. The baby rabbits are fed by the mother rabbit after they are born. Rabbits have a strong reproductive capacity. They can usually breed in about six months. The pregnancy period of rabbits is about one month. Each litter can give birth to 3-9 little rabbits. They can breed again in about one month after giving birth.

Rabbit’s living habits:

1. Like shade. Rabbits like to live in shade, so it is recommended that owners place their cages in a shaded area without sunlight. It should be noted that dark places can easily become moist, which may cause skin diseases in rabbits. It is recommended that breeders frequently open windows for ventilation;

2. Self-cleaning. Rabbits have self-cleaning abilities and will clean their bodies by licking their fur, so keepers do not need to bathe them frequently. Rabbits are afraid of water, so try not to wash them with water even when taking a bath. Just use cotton swabs to wipe their skin;

3. Stay out during the day and come out at night. Rabbits like to rest in burrows during the day and go out at night, so keepers should try not to disturb them during the day to avoid disturbing their sleep. In addition, try to choose feeding time at night.