Parents have babys by rubbing on each other And letting A type of air from their bodies interacting this starts to create a baby. A chromosome uses yx to determine if youre a boy or girl
yes the dad and mom ( sometimes the mom) will eat his babies. Also the babies do not need their dad only their mom for food.
they have sex
They do.
Their mom and dad
Not really but if the mom is small then the mom can only hold one puppy in her. If the mom is small and the dad is big, then it might be damaging to the mom because the baby will be really big because of the dad. And if the mom is big and the dad is small, then the mom will be big enough to carry many babies, then because the dad is small and mom is big then the babies will be good averaged.
mostly the mom would feed her babies. but when the babies are old enough to eat its food without it being regurgitated, the dad would break seeds for them and feed it to them.
Yes . they do have babies they have a mom, and dad too
Never . The dad will probaly eat the babies.
As for dad, don't let him near his kids! Once the mamma rat has babies you have to get the dad rat out! In fact after breeding the rats you should put dad in a different cage as mom. The babies should be taken away from mom at 6-10 weeks. For male babies six weeks is important or they will breed with their mom. You need to take the male babies into a whole cage all to themselves. No dad, no mom, no sisters! Dad will fight and they'll breed with mom and siblings. so take males away at five to six weeks. You can keep the females with their mom their whole life unless you plan on breeding mom after these grow up.
Yes you should take him out after the mom is preant because after the dad makes the mom have babies he will try to eat them or ea thte mom or they will fight!
Babies are made by their mum and dad connecting their genitals.
Yes, of course mammals give birth to live babies that they care for when they are young! You are a mammal, and you're mom and dad care for you. And when you are a mom or a dad, you'llcare for you're kids.