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please solve this argument

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Wise Old Thumper
Carys says rabbits come into season (has a period) every two month. I have said that they don't have periods or seasons at all.

who's right?
 
My friends bunny definitely had periods I have seen the blood twice, only little spots but I have seen it.

I dont know whether piggies reproductive systems are similar to bunnies but my mum's girlie piggies have all always had their lil periods :)
 
BirdieBun said:
My friends bunny definitely had periods I have seen the blood twice, only little spots but I have seen it.

I dont know whether piggies reproductive systems are similar to bunnies but my mum's girlie piggies have all always had their lil periods :)

you sure its not red wee?
 
Wot are you two like :shock: :lol: No they don't have seasons, I think mating etc triggers ovulation, although hormones can play havoc and cause phantom pregnancies :cry: For the benefit of anyone doing a search for this kind of info in the future...If a bun genuinely is having occasional bleeding from there, I'd hazard a guess that it has uterine cancer or something similar and this is causing swelling/internal bleeding on an occasional hormonal basis. Any bleeding from down that end is abnormal and needs to be looked at by a vet.
 
Rabbits are induced ovulators. So they only ovulate when they see/smell 'I'm up for it' :oops: behaviour from a Buck or if they are humped by another Doe (dominance humping :roll: )

However, Does vary in their receptivitey. They tend to ......errrrmmmm....fancy a bit of rumpy-pumpy :oops: every 18 days.
So there is a sort of 'receptivity cycle' as opposed to an ovulatory one.

:D :D

Janex
 
Jack's-Jane said:
Rabbits are induced ovulators. So they only ovulate when they see/smell 'I'm up for it' :oops: behaviour from a Buck or if they are humped by another Doe (dominance humping :roll: )

However, Does vary in their receptivitey. They tend to ......errrrmmmm....fancy a bit of rumpy-pumpy :oops: every 18 days.
So there is a sort of 'receptivity cycle' as opposed to an ovulatory one.

:D :D

Janex


Yep this is true apperently the same as cats :wink:
 
Jack's-Jane said:
They tend to ......errrrmmmm....fancy a bit of rumpy-pumpy :oops: every 18 days.
So there is a sort of 'receptivity cycle' as opposed to an ovulatory one.

:D :D

Janex

Thats what ive read.

m
xx
 
Piggies dont bleed either,if a piggie was bleeding im be straight down the vets :shock:
The only time one of my piggies had blood down below was when she had a polop on her prvite parts and it caused blood in her wee
 
bluebunny said:
Piggies dont bleed either,if a piggie was bleeding im be straight down the vets :shock:
The only time one of my piggies had blood down below was when she had a polop on her prvite parts and it caused blood in her wee

My mums piggies have always had periods when I say blood there may be a little tiny weeny bit. But all of them so far have had them and one was 7 years old so it wasn't through illness :)
 
AlisonA said:
Wot are you two like :shock: :lol: No they don't have seasons, I think mating etc triggers ovulation, although hormones can play havoc and cause phantom pregnancies :cry: For the benefit of anyone doing a search for this kind of info in the future...If a bun genuinely is having occasional bleeding from there, I'd hazard a guess that it has uterine cancer or something similar and this is causing swelling/internal bleeding on an occasional hormonal basis. Any bleeding from down that end is abnormal and needs to be looked at by a vet.

I totally agree
 
well thats answered a quiery i have always had :D -i never knew if they came'into season' as i have never spotted any blood.
 
Jack's-Jane said:
However, Does vary in their receptivitey. They tend to ......errrrmmmm....fancy a bit of rumpy-pumpy :oops: every 18 days.
So there is a sort of 'receptivity cycle' as opposed to an ovulatory one.

Ohhh that explains Clio's random humping days every couple of weeks then!! Thanks Jane :thumb: :lol: :lol:
 
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