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New Kit
My doe Flops tends to be very aggressive. She is currently pregnant and due sometime next week, its her first litter. She lives in my room in one of those rabbit condos.
My dad thinks I should move her to the hutch outside to have him
Up Sides: Less noise, less stress, more privacy, Straw to dig in, a little more space.
Down Sides: Less bonding time to have her become less aggressive, much cooler temperatures (its snowing outside), Slightly more difficult to check on the kits.
We do have a heat lamp that would make the pen warmer though. Im just afraid if I move her outside she'll grow even wilder (She and another were won at a fair game ( I hate those!!!) to a family with no decent housing and a cat, she was the only survivor and I adopted her), yet being her first litter, I heard chances tend to be slim, and I waqnt as healthy of a lot as posssible!
My dad thinks I should move her to the hutch outside to have him
Up Sides: Less noise, less stress, more privacy, Straw to dig in, a little more space.
Down Sides: Less bonding time to have her become less aggressive, much cooler temperatures (its snowing outside), Slightly more difficult to check on the kits.
We do have a heat lamp that would make the pen warmer though. Im just afraid if I move her outside she'll grow even wilder (She and another were won at a fair game ( I hate those!!!) to a family with no decent housing and a cat, she was the only survivor and I adopted her), yet being her first litter, I heard chances tend to be slim, and I waqnt as healthy of a lot as posssible!
I thought about that before we bred her and didnt plan to go thru with it If I couldnt find homes. Just incase, my friend has a farm and promised if there were any without homes they were more than welcomed to settle there as non meat-stock.
