some of the female rabbits dont feed their kits infront of u dosent mean that she dont feed her kits

Certain vets are rabbit savvy and they are good at spaying rabbits. There are a few forumers here who have ample of experience with spayed/neutered rabbits. They can give sound advice. General spay/neuter is a safe procedure but there are of course some risk that will be involved. Just like human undergoing a surgery under GA.

Some of the benefits of spaying/neuter also include less marking with poo, less aggressive & able to bond with another rabbit. More benefits compared to dogs.

yep2...........
usually they feed their rabbit midnight oooo.......
and they only feed them for a couple of minute and second only......so kinda easy to missed watching them......unless u put CCTV
juz check ur kits stomach in the morning...makesure their stomach is bloated n not skinny n berkedut~~~
if bloated...that means they already been feed....

This post has been edited by inexsis: Feb 21 2008, 12:11 AM

notty hunny see all the stuff at the floor, she pull down 1 night b4 she give birth


and here are the 6 babies

I'm not sure how many, maybe you can give him a call and ask.

21, Jalan PJU 5/13, Dataran Sunway, Sunway Damansara.
03-61562478

The Black Beauty

waaahhh.. so furry! where's u other lionhead? upload the pics oso laaa..

Presenting Winter Grey


Side of Tiger


Anggora - Pinky

bebee !!~~~
i want 1 of ur kits !!!!!!!! the broken color one(black+white). can ??


This post has been edited by inexsis: Feb 21 2008, 03:34 PM

i oso want la ;p
ha ha ha

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Added on February 21, 2008, 5:43 pmso furryyyyyy...!!

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Added on February 21, 2008, 5:44 pmdo u hv the parents pic? how the parents look like aa? pure lionhead breed ke?

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Added on February 21, 2008, 5:46 pmouch! so tempting.. i oso want lionhead banyak2.. cannot tahan la.. to see all cute bunnies...

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Added on February 21, 2008, 5:54 pmayo...! i cant stop posting after seeing bebee's kids.. i'm soooo jealous.. ayo!!

bebee, how old are them?

This post has been edited by nicoty_yne: Feb 21 2008, 05:54 PM

aiyokkkkk....
nico already posting like crazy.....u better take care of ur bunny bebee.....
nanti kena rabbitnap dgn nico

This post has been edited by inexsis: Feb 21 2008, 06:13 PM

My pair of rabbits gave birth the 3rd time. This time 5 rabbits. However I am curious about their health.

Before this, I always sell all my rabbits, and only kept one before, but it died after couple of months, I am not sure why. It died suddenly one day, and i found out that the side of the body's fur drop off, became bald.

Therefore, would like to seek for advice that how to actually properly take care of baby rabbits.

p/s: About the rabbits that was sold, never had anyone tell me that the rabbits could not survive. Until today, still sad that it died, it is a little cute black rabbit... ;(

i would like to adopt a female rabbit i already have a female i want it to acompany my rabbit,i now own a angorra rabbit which i adopt last year

pm me

dear its not pure lionhead la.. mixed with anggora
the mum is lionhead its the black wan named hunny, pic posted earlier.
dad is an anggora
the kits are 3 months

yea yea i'll take good care

perhaps they are sick

if u r thinking adoping another one they might fight due to personality problem, so its better if u make sure u wanna take the risk b4 adoping

@snoopy92, you need to spend a lot of time to make sure your current bunny bond with the new bunny... because when you introduce new member to the family then the rank will be an issue. Your current bunny might want to dominate your new bunny to show that he/she is in-charge... you as owner will need to make sure the bonding process is successful... at first slowly introduce them in a different cage then only let your current bunny out to get to know the new bunny in the cage from outside and vice versa... then slowly put closer and closer until they in the same play area where you watch them like a hawk for some time... when they fight you have to stop it, and you have to start the bonding again... is sounds hard but in fact it will be statisfying if you have achieve what you want.... is your current bunny spayed? are you planning to spay them both if not?

you can find much more information in the first page...

wow...cute rabbit.

Just drop by pet safari, they have lots of babies rabbit for sale there, dont know from beh or from toby penang them self breed.

Toby penang breed a lot of thing in penang 'privately'.

WAAAA..

sampai hati u let inexsis adopt ur broken color lionhead.. dulu i oso said i want, but u dont want to give me.. sedih.. :sad:

what they breed
u wan pure lion head ma
mine is mixed wor
u wan meh?

tat time my mum dun let me give or sell to ppl
i also cannot do anything

i dun think i can give for free lo
cos mum bising

give me ur contact i call u later when i am free

if i'm not mistaken...they got dwarf hotot n holland lop rite ?
i like to jalan2 every week to petshop.

waaaa.....bebee soooo baik

Chins,

Beh's dwarf hotot looks 1000 times better than those u see in pet safari la....those are pirated version leh.....

Also I dun think Beh sell his rabbits to petshops la......

I wonder who have more BULU... bwahahahahaha.......Just kiddin...very nice mane.....


Lionhead is a fairly new breed. IT is still being develop as we speak. So, if you are able to produce rabbits with manes you can slowly develop to achieve the desired standard. If you have that intention, it is a good start. Breeding with an objective to achieve a targeted standard is good breeding practice compared to breeding just out of curiosity. You must know what genes your breeding stocks have in order for you to produce the right thing. But it is a good start there producing those manes....

This post has been edited by sangterap: Feb 22 2008, 10:22 PM