No, 2 years is WAY too long to wait. For a dwarf rabbit (such as Lionheads) It should be about somewhere between 5 and 6 months for females 6 to 7 for males. medium sizes like new zealands, it should be about 7 to 8 for females and big breeds such as an angora should be 9 to a year old for females.
There is some debate about this question.
first answer: After about four months of age, although I am sure some vets would do it younger.
a response: no you shouldn't have the spayed, if living with a male he should be neutured. it is a much bigger op for a female and they have a much lower survival rate a rabbit above 5 it has a low survival rate. so you should always have the male neutured, if the female has had babies before she will be much calmer if that is the worry
another response: So long as you go to a qualified vet, it's perfectly safe to spay your female bunny! 6 months of age is a good time to do it, because younger than that is a little more dangerous. It's true that it's a bigger operation to spay a female than neuter a male, but it is very safe: any proper "rabbit-savvy" vet should have above 99% success rate. On older rabbits, any kind of surgery is more dangerous, so this is something you should decide with your vet. But if your bunny is still young, there are many benefits to spaying her:
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You should ask yourself why you want to breed your rabbit. With the shelters as full as they are. Figure out where to place the rabbits as you probably cant keep all of them.
Rabbits can have anything between 1 and 16 babies.
If you do decide to breed, make Sure both parents are healthy, and mom (if its her first nest) no older then 2 years. No younger then 1 year.
well it depends what u want your bunny to be, a spring baby or a winter baby. spring rabbits are usual and if your planning on selling it, you should probably breed your bunny so its born in winter because they are more in demand then. hope this helps!
A female rabbit is typically ready to mate at five months old. The male rabbit is not ready to mate until six months old.
once a year usually breed them in the spring
Female rabbits are more receptive 3-4 days a week in cycles but can become pregnant any day. Rabbits are induced ovulators and do not come into heat like dogs or cats.
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Female rabbits do come into season, but it is prompted by the presence of the male. When he breeds he, she releases her eggs and typically will get pregnant.
No one eats scat. wait rabbits eat their own scat And an ineresting fact about rabbits is when its mating season the male pees on the female's head
No they are always ready to breed. A female rabbit can get pregnant the day she has babies.
Unlike most mammals, rabbits have no cycle. This means that they can breed no matter what time of year it is!
Rabbits do not go in season, they are always in season (rabbits are induced ovulators). The only time female rabbits "bleed" is when they are giving birth, or if they are very ill (with an infection or cancer). If your rabbit is bleeding from the genitals (or anywhere, really), bring her to a vet with experience and knowledge in treating rabbits immediately. See the related questions below for help.
Dwarf female rabbits
Answer Ok...rabbits really don't have a breeding season. They breed when you let them. So if the female hasn't delivered you're safe.
Yes, this could indicate that they are either already bred or just not in season yet.
Probably the male rabbits dig
no usually the male rabbits are bigger than female , because male rabbits are more dominate.
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Male rabbits are bucks.Female rabbits are does.Young rabbits are called kittens or kits.