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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Mating bunnies

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    • Iris
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        I have a 2 month female and a 3 month old male i wanted to know at what age should i start to separate them or at what age can the female get pregnant


      • Mikey
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          Right now. Girls can get pregnant as early as 2 months old, and i believe males can get females pregnant as early as 2 months old as well. So it would be best to keep them completely separated until they are both fixed and healed. Dont keep their cages too close as it is possible for them to mate through the bars of thei cages/pens

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