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pegnant rabbit?
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I have 2 rabbits both have been sexed and supposedly their both males but in the past two wks, one rabbit keeps chasing the other one round the hutch and it has started to mount it and then i have noticed that the rabbit bein mounted is losing its fur on its back and have seen the rabbit mounting it nibbling at his back and ive been told that thats a sign of nesting is this true and therfore is it pregnant?
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It's common for same sex rabbits to still mount one another.
If it transpired you had a female rabbit then it would not start nesting until, at the most, a couple of days before giving birth. The fur would not be coming from her back, the flap of skin under her chin will get noticably larger and she plucks the hair from there.
I think you seriously need to consider separating the two males (you would definately need to separate them ASAP if one was pregnant) until they have both been neautered and their need to mount has subsided. One rabbit pulling the hair out from the other rabbit is bullying.
If it transpired you had a female rabbit then it would not start nesting until, at the most, a couple of days before giving birth. The fur would not be coming from her back, the flap of skin under her chin will get noticably larger and she plucks the hair from there.
I think you seriously need to consider separating the two males (you would definately need to separate them ASAP if one was pregnant) until they have both been neautered and their need to mount has subsided. One rabbit pulling the hair out from the other rabbit is bullying.
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