1. Rabbits can generally breed after six months. At this time, rabbits have reached physical maturity and are less prone to premature birth, miscarriage and dystocia. 2. Rabbit pregnancy usually lasts about one month, and delivery time is usually midnight or early morning. 3. Rabbits have a relatively strong reproductive capacity. If you don’t want them to continue to reproduce, you can take them to a pet hospital for sterilization.

There is no specific season for rabbit breeding, but attention should be paid to avoiding high and low temperature seasons. The production capacity of female rabbits is the strongest in the first year of breeding and will decrease by 15% every year. In addition, if two rabbits of different breeds, different shapes and sizes mate, dystocia may also occur.

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After the rabbits mate, they need to be isolated in time to avoid the mother rabbit having a bad temper after mating, causing the two rabbits to fight and get injured. .