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Baby Bunny Progression from birth to two weeks

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Uploaded by on Jun 7, 2008

These bunnies wer born on our ranch and I took videos every so often tp show their growth.

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  • Omg!!! Sooo cuteee!!-3 I want one(: I wanna cuddle with them :3

  • so cutee

  • aww what breed are they mine is a grey dutch and shes due today

  • Yes i totally agree with a comment below, if you are not a breeder DO NOT mate them just for the sake of it. ive helped many rescue pets, and it's us kind natured people that take in these poor abandoned animals, because of someone else's stupidity.

  • @ShinesKitten Alright, alright, what ever you say, I've read many many books that say yes check them make sure they're alive and healthy and then just try and have to mother do the rest.

  • @SarahTheKeef im sorry but its still not true..i know MANY breeders and none have rabbits that kill or reject them.. we all hold our kits so they are tame and used to it.. nothing like a wild rabbit. and thats hundreds of rabbits.. so telling people not to touch them is not really a good thing.. you have to.. and if your rabbit kills them.. you should NOT breed that rabbit ever again.

  • @ShinesKitten I never said the mother eats them, but kills them or rejects them.

  • @SarahTheKeef the outcome is the mom takes care of them no problem.. never in my life have i ever seen a rabbit who do NOT eat meat.. kill and eat a kit. this is not true...

  • @ShinesKitten I made no objection to that. All I was informing was that you shouldn't hold them to much as newborns or else the outcome is tragic.

  • @SarahTheKeef this is not true at all.. im a rabbit breeder and hold mine from day one.. i have never had a problem at all.. this is not true. you have to pick them up to make sure all are ok and healthy, and to pick any dead ones out that didnt make it. it also gets the kits used to people so they are not so wild once they have fur and hope around.

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