Biology, asked by shahsaleem, 1 year ago

describe reproduction in rabbits​

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Answered by vanshitakanda
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A rabbit may normally start breeding at the age of 6 months for the small to medium size breeds and 8 to 9 months for the heavy breeds. The gestation period (time between breeding and kindling) is 31 days. After the doe has kindled, I normally re-breed her at 6 weeks and wean the litter at 5-7 weeks

Answered by Anonymous
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The release of eggs in female rabbits is triggered by sexual intercourse, not by a cycle of hormones as in humans. Contrary to popular belief, the rabbit has a cycle of mating receptivity; rabbits are receptive to mating about 14 of every 16 days. A doe is most receptive when the vagina is red and moist.

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