Those wires will hurt their feet and domestic rabbits can't stand heat. Wild rabbits burrow under ground where it's cool. They need some type of air flow in the summer.
Your bunnies are adorable, and the pen seems a decent size with good predator protecting, but please consider putting a tarp or padding over the wire flooring, it hurts their feet
@ Robertson Family Farm - Your bunnies are So Adorable...So precious...!! It warmed my heart to see this video....plz keep posting....Thanks...We have six Rabbits...( The Mother is a blue magpie and she is 4 yrs old) ( The father is a netherland Dwarf and he is 5 yrs old) And 3 daughters and one grand child and they will be turning 3 yrs old. The grand daughters name is Survivor and her mother abandoned her so Bluebell ( The blue magpie and mother to the other girls took over and raised her and fed her and is still loving her to this day...!! Thanks for listening
Way too cute! ❤🐇🐇 I’ve got my first breeding trio grown to adulthood and ready to start the breeding. Hey, I used to live in Greeley (we called it Gree-ality).
Please put something over the wire floor or move the rabbit(s) somewhere else. Rabbits do not have padding on the back of their paws like dogs and cats do, so they can’t stand wire flooring, and hardwood flooring is uncomfortable for them, too. If they continue living on wire they will develop sore hocks on their feet so it’s a health issue. You seem to care about that mom rabbit a lot so I’m not trying to be rude, just trying to help you and her out. It will save you time and money (if you go to the vet.) Any rug or tarp will work, or even a blanket.
make sure you keep meticulous records of who sires and bears what. Rabbits can multiply fast. Make sure to include spaying and neutering in your plans for these guys so that only the ones you want to breed get the chance. And when they're mature DON'T YOU DARE waste that rabbit fur in the nest! A support spindle for finer furs like rabbit is makable with fimo clay, hot glue and an old aluminum knitting needle. You are also going to want a place with no chicken wire grating on the floor. Cover part of that shelter's floor with old sheets and try making it a bit taller and then sinking the lower floor into the ground about six inches. Once you've set the grating into the ground you can make sure the rabbits don't get at it by covering it with clean slate roofing tiles. Use real stone. Then cover with soil. Bunnies don't have as much protection on their feet as cats and dogs do, and they can get sores on their feet if they spend too long on wire. You might want to look into adapting a larger chicken coop or similar to fit rabbits as they need a LOT of space. I don't want to hear in ten years that your lines are too inbred to be healthy or see you on the news for mistreatment of animals. Work as though you want to give all small homesteads a good name, not just your own.
Good job with all those baby rabbits especially as it is your first litter. But since it says you live in northern Colorado i would make sure to give them the option of a heat lamp as it gets colder.
Please free roam bunnies or allow them to be in very large enclosures. Place padding on wires so their feet don’t hurt.
Thank you for watching our video. They do have a large enclosure with plenty of room to roam. We also move them to fresh grass periodically.
Those wires will hurt their feet and domestic rabbits can't stand heat. Wild rabbits burrow under ground where it's cool. They need some type of air flow in the summer.
Even just a flat tarp to cover the wiring.
Ikr
Utterly adorable baby bunnies ❤️❤️ very cute indeed
Cuteness overload for sure, thanks for watching!
Yes absolutely agree,free roam,and definitely the wire on their feet is a problem
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
Your bunnies are adorable, and the pen seems a decent size with good predator protecting, but please consider putting a tarp or padding over the wire flooring, it hurts their feet
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
@@robertsonfamilyfarm yay!
Lovely rabbits 🥰 Wire will cause bumblefoot You look after them so well protect their feet 😘
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
It’s called sore hocks on rabbits. It’s bumblefoot in chickens.
CUTE BUNNY
Thank you!
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@ Robertson Family Farm - Your bunnies are So Adorable...So precious...!! It warmed my heart to see this video....plz keep posting....Thanks...We have six Rabbits...( The Mother is a blue magpie and she is 4 yrs old) ( The father is a netherland Dwarf and he is 5 yrs old) And 3 daughters and one grand child and they will be turning 3 yrs old. The grand daughters name is Survivor and her mother abandoned her so Bluebell ( The blue magpie and mother to the other girls took over and raised her and fed her and is still loving her to this day...!! Thanks for listening
Thank you for checking out our video. That's awesome that you also have rabbits, they are super fun to watch.
@@robertsonfamilyfarm Ok and Thank you....Keep making Vidz
I have a doe with that same color named Bluebell. Very feisty. Never seems to take though, never had kittens. I have lived in Sterling
Hey, thanks for watching! Very cool about Bluebell, ours is feisty too. Kittens are fun if you've got a buck available.
@@robertsonfamilyfarm i grew up in Colorado, sounds like it got real expensive now.
Thanks for sharing your video, nice clip, cute bunnies
Thanks for visiting!
I ❤ baby bunnies
They are so beautiful!
Thank you.
Oh I'm so jealous 😯
Thanks for watching, they are fun!
very funny 👍❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh so cute little rabbit
Agreed, Thanks for watching!
So cute 🥺
Bunny are the coolest pet in the world
They are definitely one of our favorite critters, thanks for watching!
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Way too cute! ❤🐇🐇 I’ve got my first breeding trio grown to adulthood and ready to start the breeding. Hey, I used to live in Greeley (we called it Gree-ality).
That is awesome, the babies are so fun and cute. Best of luck! Greeley is not far from us. I have not heard Gree-ality yet lol. Thanks for watching!
Please keep the bunnies on padded surfaces. metal wired surfaces are very very bad for bun's paws. Please cover them with hay or carpeting. Please!
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
very sweet ❤
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
Your bunnies are adorable!! Ty for sharing!! ❤️
Glad you like them!
@@robertsonfamilyfarm I think they’re adorable!
Baby So Cute
Thank you!
Cute
Thank you!
Please put something over the wire floor or move the rabbit(s) somewhere else. Rabbits do not have padding on the back of their paws like dogs and cats do, so they can’t stand wire flooring, and hardwood flooring is uncomfortable for them, too. If they continue living on wire they will develop sore hocks on their feet so it’s a health issue. You seem to care about that mom rabbit a lot so I’m not trying to be rude, just trying to help you and her out. It will save you time and money (if you go to the vet.) Any rug or tarp will work, or even a blanket.
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
@@robertsonfamilyfarm aww I’m so glad, thank you for replying with the update ❤️
je suis un petit éleveur de lapin ;vous avez des beaux lapins
Merci!
aww so cute😍
Thank you!
i have bunnies too and thay look the same as 3:16
Thanks for watching, that's such a cute and fun age!
Nice 👍🙂👍🙂👍
Thank you 👍
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make sure you keep meticulous records of who sires and bears what. Rabbits can multiply fast. Make sure to include spaying and neutering in your plans for these guys so that only the ones you want to breed get the chance. And when they're mature DON'T YOU DARE waste that rabbit fur in the nest! A support spindle for finer furs like rabbit is makable with fimo clay, hot glue and an old aluminum knitting needle.
You are also going to want a place with no chicken wire grating on the floor. Cover part of that shelter's floor with old sheets and try making it a bit taller and then sinking the lower floor into the ground about six inches. Once you've set the grating into the ground you can make sure the rabbits don't get at it by covering it with clean slate roofing tiles. Use real stone. Then cover with soil. Bunnies don't have as much protection on their feet as cats and dogs do, and they can get sores on their feet if they spend too long on wire. You might want to look into adapting a larger chicken coop or similar to fit rabbits as they need a LOT of space.
I don't want to hear in ten years that your lines are too inbred to be healthy or see you on the news for mistreatment of animals. Work as though you want to give all small homesteads a good name, not just your own.
Thank you for your comment. They have since been moved to a place with more space. Lots to learn, thanks for stopping by!
Good job with all those baby rabbits especially as it is your first litter. But since it says you live in northern Colorado i would make sure to give them the option of a heat lamp as it gets colder.
Thanks for the comment and watching, they seem to love the snow and cold so far!
please don't use wire on the bottom of their feet they don't have pads so it hurts them.
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
il ne faut pas les toucher pour ne pas mettre votre odeur sur leurs corps
Merci d'avoir regardé !
Your baby bunnies are so cute can I adopt one
They are fun, are you in CO?
Thank you
May I know what breed are they?
They are half Rex and half silver fox
Not a fan of the wire floor of their enclosure.
Thanks for your comment and concern. They got moved from this to another, larger enclosure with bedding to protect their feet!
They are truly angelic children. I am Korean and I have a pet rabbit. Come see my rabbit, Toseul. I'm already your friend 🐰😊
Thanks for watching! Toseul looks very sweet and well loved!
@@robertsonfamilyfarm I will come often in the future. friend. 😊