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Fertility

M

MoBunny

Warren Scout
Does a rabbit remain fertile for the whole of her life or does she have a biological clock ticking:roll::roll:

I'm looking after a 10 year old and the lady had a 9 week old male in with her, she has not been spayed. I have seperated them now as he is 4 months old now and she is due to return and pick them up any day.

Is there any chance he could make her pregnant which I'm sure would finish her off (the poor old girl). She is going to have him done when he is old enough.

I'm just worried she will put them back together

I will tell her not to but I can't make her at the end of the day.

What do you think?
 
I would say its possible the Doe could be fertile, but not likely.

The poor Doe will be constantly pestered by a hormonal young Buck :cry:
 
Thanks old wise one! (oops not so much of the old sorry)

I thought you would know Jane, he did drive her up the wall but he is very sweet.:lol::lol:

I will try and lend her a cage for a few months until she can have him done, they get on very well I think she mothers him:roll::roll:
 
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