Finding WILD baby rabbits

[@Randy1337]

[@jenwith1n305]

Great advice! The babies have no smell when they are born. Mama leaves them alone for most of the day so that her smell doesn't attract predators. She's taking care of them still she's just making sure they're safe. What kind of bunny is mama? She's gorgeous! I have a pair of dwarfs but would love to get a bigger bun.

[@FraylyFarmMiniHomestead]

She is an American Chinchilla. She is a big sweetheart, docile, and gentle. Her pelt is soft and nice too. And, she is HUGE. The camera doesn't do her size any justice.

[@FlabbyButter]

Does mama stand on cage often? I’m worried about her feetsies. I miss my rabbit 😢

[@FraylyFarmMiniHomestead]

Yes, I leave a ceramic tile in there for them to stand on. I will plan to replace that floor with better wire soon so it will keep their feet from getting irritated and sore hocks. That size wire is definately the wrong size, but that's all I had at the time.

[@FlabbyButter]

Why do you call them wild rabbits?

[@wwondertwin]

She's talking about wild rabbits, and giving some important information about wild rabbit nests.

[@FlabbyButter]

@@wwondertwin ooh okay, the bunnies are so cute!

[@ninalee8625]

We have a number of wild rabbits in our neighborhood. I'm not certain if they're truly "wild" as they look like miniature rabbits. They were around all summer long and remained the same size.

[@FraylyFarmMiniHomestead]

These that you see are pet (domesticated) (tame) rabbits. I am just making a point. I don't have any wild rabbits to demonstrate with so I just used my own mama doe and babies for reference.

[@FraylyFarmMiniHomestead]

​@@FlabbyButterThank you